>The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Special Grant Program in the chemical
>Sciences is accepting proposals which will advance the science of
>chemistry. Past areas of support include: curriculum development,
enchancements to institutional education/research, projects designed to
increase public understanding of the role that chemistry plays in society,
and projects designed to stimulate interest in chemical science among high
school students and teachers.

To review abstracts of funded projects please visit the following website:
http://www.dryefus.org.awardslist.shtml

Initial Inquiry:  Interested applicants should send a three page letter of
inquiry to the Foundation's Executive Director for an initial assessment.
The initial inquiry letter should be project-specific and include a budget
>with an explicit description of the purposes for which the money will be
>spent.  Supplemental materials should not be included.  Initial Inquiries
>may be sent to the Foundation office at any time during the year.  Early
>submission is encouraged, but inquiries must be received no later than June
>15, 1999.
>
>Complete Proposal:  The complete proposal includes a cover page which can
>be found at www.dreyfus.org/onlinefilter.shtml.  In 7-10 additional pages,
>the proposal should include a description of the project and its
>significance; how the project will be carried out, assessed, disseminated,
>and continued; the institutional and external resources available for the
>project's implementation; a one page resume for each project director, and
>a one page budget.  Completed proposals are due by September 1, 1999.
>
>If you have any further questions, please call the Office of Grants and
>Program Review at 755-4431.
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Lindsay Pardue
Assistant Director
Office of Grants & Program Review
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
216 Race Hall
615 Mccallie Avenue
Chattanooga, TN  37403-2598
Phone:  423/755-4431
Fax:    423/755-4052
Website:  http://www.utc.edu/Grants-and-Research/