34 C.F.R. Subpart D—What Conditions Must Be Met by a Fellow?
Title 34 - Education
(a) A fellow is encouraged to carry out all, or a portion of, the fellowship project at the Institute. At a minimum, a fellow is required to attend quarterly meetings at the National Institute for Literacy in Washington, D.C. (this may be adjusted according to the number of months served in the fellowship). (b) Office space and logistics will be provided by the Institute when fellows are in residence at the Institute. (c) the fellow may also be required to participate in meetings, conferences and other activities at the Departments of Education, Labor, or Health and Human Services, in Washington D.C., or in site visits to other locations, if deemed appropriate for the project being conducted. (a) All fellowship activities are conducted under the direct or general oversight of the Institute. The Institute may arrange through written agreement for another Federal agency, or another public or private nonprofit agency or organization that is substantially involved in literacy research or services, to assume direct supervision of the fellowship activities. (b) Fellows may be assigned a peer mentor to orient them to the Federal System and Institute procedures. (a) The Institute awards fellowships for a period of at least three and not more than 12 months of full-time or part-time activity. Applicants proposing part-time projects must devote at least 60 percent of time to the project. The 60 percent requirement may be waived at the Director's discretion. An award may not exceed 12 months in duration. The actual period of the fellowship will be determined at the time of award based on proposed activities. (b) In order to continue the fellowship to completion, the fellow must be making satisfactory progress as determined periodically by the Director. (c) A fellowship may be terminated under the terms of 34 CFR 74.61. (a) A fellow shall submit fellowship results to the Institute in formats suitable for wide dissemination to policymakers and the public. These formats should include, as appropriate to the topic of the fellowship and the intended audience, articles for academic journals, newspapers, and magazines. (b) Each fellowship agreement will contain specific provisions for how, when, and in what format the fellow will report on results, and how and to whom the results will be disseminated. (c) A fellow shall submit a final performance report to the Director no later than 90 days after the completion of the fellowship. The report must contain a description of the activities conducted by the fellow and a thorough analysis of the extent to which, in the opinion of the fellow, the objectives of the project have been achieved. In addition, the report must include a detailed discussion of how the activities performed and results achieved could be used to enhance literacy practice in the United States.
Title 34: Education
PART 1100—NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR LITERACY: LITERACY LEADER FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
Subpart D—What Conditions Must Be Met by a Fellow?
§ 1100.30 Where may the fellowship project be conducted?
§ 1100.31 Who is responsible for oversight of fellowship activities?
§ 1100.32 What is the duration of a fellowship?
§ 1100.33 What reports are required?
