Rhododendron arboreum (flower of Nepal): fascinating talk - Stanford "Health Policy in Nepal: The Role of Community Health Workers" Speakers: Sarita Panday, May 1 2019 * * * WUaS and Stanford Medicine and Stanford Law collaborations?, Unfortunately, the $250,000 National Science Foundation award which I thought World University and School was granted has not come through, per a communication on Monday from the Program Administrator at the NSF, So I'm writing to seek your advice, guidance and for suggestions about how best to proceed. The initial BPPE licensing fee is $5,000 and as you may have seen from WUaS's Monthly Business Meeting News and Agenda

Dear Sarita, (and All), 

See, too: 

Kindest regards,
Sarita

With very best wishes, Scott

- World University and School - https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Health_Sciences_and_Technology

- https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Subjects

- https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Nation_States

- https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Nepal

- https://amazon.com/author/scottmacleodworlduniversity

As you know, World University and School, like Wikipedia in ~300 languages with MIT OCW in 5 languages, is seeking to develop online university degrees and clinical teaching hospitals in each of all ~200 countries' official and main languages, based on CC-4 MIT OpenCourseWare in 5 languages: Bachelor, Ph.D., Law and M.D. But MIT has neither a law school nor a medical school, and hence no related MIT OpenCourseWare which could be developed for online degrees.

Unfortunately, the $250,000 National Science Foundation award which I thought World University and School was granted - WUaS heard about this in January, and went ahead and procured a DUNS number as a next step in the funding process - has not come through, per a communication on Monday from the Program Administrator at the NSF.

So I'm writing to seek your advice, guidance and for suggestions about how best to proceed. The initial BPPE licensing fee is $5,000 and as you may have seen from WUaS's Monthly Business Meeting News and Agenda, WUaS doesn't have anywhere near this amount of money in the bank - WUaS has been running on empty financially for about 12 years now (which has also allowed us to develop World University and School and the WUaS Corporation in a very lean way, and with very very low expenses). How best to proceed with finding funding? World University and School Medicine and Law are potentially significant growth stories for Stanford Medicine and Law re careers for MD and Law graduates, graduate students and staff - potentially even in all ~7,111 living languages. 

As you may know as well, WUaS has two wings: A) non-profit 501 (c) 3 World University and School planned in ~200 countries and 7,111 living languages building on CC-4 MIT OCW, and B) a for-profit general stock company, the WUaS Corporation, also planned in ~200 countries and 7k languages. I just checked on the state of California's WUaS's Statements of Information (SI 550 and SI 100), and it looks like both wings are up to date as legal entities - https://worlduniversityandschool.blogspot.com/2016/01/14-planned-wuas-revenue-streams.html. (And it doesn't look like the WUaS Corporation has to do anything with the US federal government, since I think the WUaS Corp is too small. The incorporation of the WUaS Co emerged out of a LawDroid AI chat bot presentation in Roland Vogl's Stanford Law CodeX meetings - and both wings together are a very remarkable growth opportunity! Thank you, Roland!