I think we're supposed to hear back by mid April (at least for predoctoral, but I think all are around that time).
I have a question I'd welcome folks' opinions on -- I applied for the predoctoral award, but hadn't had any publications of note (serious journals). However after submitting my application materials, I found out one of my pieces was accepted in a journal.
I wish I could have included it on my cv, but am thinking I probably shouldn't bother trying to contact Ford and letting them know about this? Just because their responses have been very curt/bureaucratic when I wrote them earlier with a small question, so I don't know how they will perceive being informed about this -- i.e. it's irrelevant, because it's past the deadline, or worse, it's seen as unethical for me to even inform them?
Thought about writing them anonymously to ask whether they welcome this type of information if a candidate is published after submitting their application. But don't know if it's worth the stress, having another interaction with their staff, even if it's anonymous.