PhD Thesis and Postdoc Research Completion Program
Internal — Johns Hopkins University only
PhD Thesis and Postdoc Research Completion Program supports Johns Hopkins PhD students and postdocs whose expected federal grant funding was terminated, helping them finish dissertations or continue research.
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Funder: Johns Hopkins University
Due Dates: Rolling (applications)
Funding Amounts: One year of support; allowable costs are the same as federal training awards
Summary: Supports Johns Hopkins PhD students and postdocs whose expected federal grant funding was terminated, so they can continue their research.
Key Information: Applicants must have expected support from a terminated federal research grant.
Description
Johns Hopkins University’s Office of the Vice Provost for Research runs this program for PhD students completing dissertations and postdoctoral fellows continuing research after an awarded federal grant was terminated. It addresses a loss of support for existing dissertation or postdoctoral work.
The terminated grant may have been awarded directly to a student or postdoc, including F31, F32, R36, or K awards, or may have been an institutional training award such as a T32. The program also covers a faculty principal investigator’s terminated grant when student or postdoc support was explicitly budgeted.
