History Phd Funding
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Heidi Said:
Did the media cover this Senate report in which 700 scientists debunked man made global warming?We Answered:
I had an article where 13,000 of them debunked it and said it was not real.http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/environm…
This is interesting...and if we are suffering global warming ...why are the other planets suffering it too? NO ONE LIVES ON THEM!
Oh...BUSH CAUSED IT! hahahahaha
Cynthia Said:
How does a historian make money?We Answered:
Based on the historians who are successful - David McCullough, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Michael Beschloss - write about presidents.Teaching is the one area where there is serious room for people with history degrees, but you do need to jump through lots of hoops to get certified to teach in many states.
The National Parks Service hires historians to work at their NHS sites and National memorials and monuments.
Sylvia Said:
Questions on PhD funding?We Answered:
At a good school with much funding available, you would likely receive a fellowship, which covers tuition and pays a stipend for living expenses. It may not cover some other fees. Graduate funding, in my experience, is not not normally divided into a "package" of scholarships, grants, loans, etc., but if you needed loans, you might be able to apply for them on your own.When you are a TA, you are normally considered a full-time student, and you will either be taking graduate classes or working on your dissertation. It would be very hard to hold down a part-time job on top of your studies and a TAship. I couldn't have managed it, but some people might.
As for how much you'd have to come up with if you didn't get funding, we're talking a great deal of money. As the site below comments, a typical doctoral student at Yale receives about $250,000-worth of financial support over the course of his or her studies. And frankly, if a school accepts you but doesn't offer funding, that means it's not really that enthusiastic about you, or else it's not a good school with much funding available, so you might not really want to go there.
Howard Said:
Scholarships/grants for an American doctoral student studying in England?We Answered:
Have you spoken to the counselors at your college?Try Google and Yahoo search engines
Cody Said:
Is there really a scientific consensus on AGW, or is "scientific consensus" just an attention-getter?We Answered:
Consensus depends on who you talk to and what they study. Those who are still pushing AGW are mostly extreme liberals close to full communists in their base philosophy and political view. When you talk to moderate or conservative educators their normal concern currently is rapidly shifting from being concerned over a potential mild warming over the next 200 years to being exceeding concerned about the potential of dropping off into either a minor or worse ice age.Their biggest concern currently is that we have an exceptionally liberal president that has signed on to the most radical portions of the AGW pogrom. Most of them know that the world has massively cooled in the last 3 years and are shocked at the left wing liberals refusing to acknowledge the climate shift that has already happened in just 3 short years. It is absolutely amazing just how fast the planets lose heat when the sun shuts down completely.
We as a people really need to study and learn what causes the sun to vary its output to the extent we have observed it to do over the last 600 years. Political liberalism is becoming even more of a disaster to the world and nation than I even believed it could ever be.
http://www.deadfishwrapper.com/fish_wrap…
http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NTl…
http://www.dakotavoice.com/2009/06/nasa-…
The real problem is that those who promote the AGW agenda know very little about science and how things really work. The sun is the source of 98% of the energy that warms the earth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer_review
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_c…