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The document is an application form for Professional Development Funds at CUNY, requiring personal data, details about the proposed professional development activity, its relevance to the applicant's job, funding requests, and acknowledgments of terms. It includes sections for supervisor approval and committee action.

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How much do adjunct students get paid per course CUNY?

The PSC-CUNY Research Grants support academically relevant research across all disciplines. Proposals must include original research or creative activities by the principal investigator (PI). Three award types are available: Traditional A: up to $3,500.

How do I use my professional development funds?

5 Ideas To Spend Your Professional Development Funds Courses, Credentials, and Certifications. Educational Webinars. Conferences and Retreats. Professional Memberships. Executive Coaching. Get your managers buy-in. Break it into bite-size goals. Develop an accountability system.

What is the PSC CUNY bonus?

The Professional Staff Congress is the union that represents 30,000 faculty and staff at the City University of New York and the CUNY Research Foundation.

What can professional development funds be used for CSU?

Through CDIP grants, we aim to support the collaborative activities of our CDIP fellows and their faculty members. Fellows will have the opportunity to use grant funds to further their doctoral training and to attend professional conferences and workshops.

What is the PSC CUNY adjunct grant?

PSC/CUNY Adjunct-CET Professional Development Grants of up to $3,000 are available to adjunct faculty who are teaching six or more classroom contact hours in the semester and to continuing education teachers who are teaching a minimum of 20 hours per week.

What is a professional development grant?

The Professional Development Grant Program is intended to fund a professional development project or activity to assist three or more employees to develop their professional potential and to prepare for advancement.

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