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Welcome to E4C’s Research Fellows of 2017
Our newest cohort has surprises in store for this second year of the Research Fellowship Program. This year, we broadened the program’s reach to invite students and practicing engineers from...
But all the fellowship awardees seems to be from the advanced world. i rather will like to see diversity in the award of fellowship opportunities, especially people from the developing countries.where most people live on less than a dollar a day.where most people has never seen or touch a computer before.and to refugee women and children.giving them life and hope for a better future..
this is my personal opinion.
Yes, I agree and I’m sure I speak for my colleagues at E4C who would also agree with you. That would be ideal and nobody wants fellows with that kind of background more than we do at E4C. The short answer as to why we haven’t is resource limitations. This year required that we limited our geographic reach to North America to simplify the program launch. In the future we aim to expand the Fellowship internationally. That said, our Fellows are diverse and have conducted their research in Mozambique, Mexico, China, Uganda, Ghana and Haiti.
I hope that eases your mind a bit, for what it’s worth. Thanks for reading and for sharing your thoughts.
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Do you have internship programs for postgraduate students?
Is there any opportunities for Indian school students