THE JOHN J. MCCOLGAN
GRANT-IN-AID
The McColgan Grant-in-Aid i
CRITERIA: The McColgan Grant-in-Aid will go to
an individual or individuals whose work is directly related to the advancement
of operational mosquito control: for example, surveillance technology, spray
technology, biological control, physical control, or data processing.
JUDGING AND AWARD: The recipient(s) of the award will be
chosen by the NMCA Scholarship Committee. The recipient(s) will be designated
at the Annual Meeting of the NMCA and the award in amount equal to necessary
and appropriate expenditures as determined by the NMCA Scholarship Committee
not to exceed three thousand dollars ($3,000) will be given accordingly.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE
RECIPIENT(S) (1) To perform his/her research to the best of his/her abilities in
general compliance with known and accepted methods and/or procedures. (2) To
search out solutions to new operational methodology as well as the advancement
of existing methods. (3) To present the results in a part or in whole at the
Annual Meeting of the NMCA and subsequently thereafter until completion not to
exceed three (3) years or at any other appropriate societies, to seek appropriate
publication of the results and to acknowledge NMCA support.
APPLICATION: The
award may go to a candidate or candidates whose work is in any stage of
completion, at the discretion of the NMCA Scholarship Committee. Please submit
applications by November 1 of the year of application. Submi
Charles Lubelczyk, NMCA PRESIDENT MaineHealth Institute for research, Scarborough,
ME 04073 TEL: (207) 396-8246 E-MAIL: president@nmca.org |