301. Radio-Television News Directors Association Foundation(Broadcast Journalism Scholarship Awards).

Amount: 6 scholarships per year of $1,000.

Eligibility: Open to sophomores or more advanced undergraduatesand masters degree candidates whose career objective is broadcastnews.

Deadline: Apr. 15.

Contact: 1717 K St. NW; Suite 615; Washington, DC 20006; (202)737-8657.

302. Reformed Church in America (Grants and Loans).

Amount: $1,800.

Eligibility: Grants & loans open to graduate divinity students whoare accepted to or are enrolled at Western Theological Seminary inHolland, Michigan or New Brunswick Theological Seminary in NewBrunswick, New Jersey.

Deadline: March 1.

Contact: c/o New Brunswick Theological Seminary; 17 Seminary Pl;New Brunswick, NJ 08910; (201) 247-5241.

303. Resources for the Future (Small Grants Program)Amount: $30,000 maximumEligibility: Post-doctoral research grants open to researchers ofall nationalities. Proposals may originate in thehumanities/social/or natural sciences & may be theoretical orapplied research. 2 months - 2 years. Ongoing projects alsoconsidered. Grants can only be made through tax-exemptinstitutions.

Deadline: Mar. 1.

Contact: 1616 'P' St. NW; Washington, DC 20036; (202) 328-5000.

304. Richard D. Irwin Foundation ( Doctoral Fellowships).

Amount: 20 grants of $2,000-2,500 for 1 year. Awards tenable ataccredited USA & Canadian institutions.

Eligibility: Doctoral candidates; business, economics; recipientschosen on the basis of financial need; preference given to thoseplanning a teaching career in business and economics; must beaccepted or enrolled in a school with an accredited doctoralprogram.

Deadline: February 15.

Contact: Robert A. Schmitz, Secretary-Treasurer; 1818 Ridge Road;Homewood, IL 60430; (312) 798-6000305. Rockefeller Foundation (Graduate Study Awards).

Amount: 10-15 monthly stipends per year.

Eligibility: Doctoral dissertation fellowships for students under36 years old who have completed all other work toward their Ph.D.

degree (or an equivalent) in one of the social sciences with aspecialization in population studies.

Deadline: Nov. 15.

Contact: 1133 6th Ave.; New York, NY 10036; (212) 869-8500.

306. Rockefeller Foundation (Population Sciences Fellowships)Amount: 20-25 grants of full tuition plus expenses for 1 year.

Eligibility: Doctoral candidates, medical degree holders; area andcultural studies, communications, demography and populationstudies, political science and public policy, sociology,anthropology, archaeology, women's studies, biology and biomedicalscience, biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, genetics anddevelopmental biology, physiology, public and community health asrelated to population issues; recipients chosen on the basis ofacademic achievement, quality of proposed research, anddeveloping-country nationality (strong preference given todeveloping-country nationals); maximum age 40; must be currently orformerly employed in population studies/planning or intend to seekemployment in that field in the developing world.