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Grants and Fellowship opps. (fwd)Patricia Clay (pclay@WHSUN1.WH.WHOI.EDU)Tue, 4 Oct 1994 14:22:30 -0400
> Date: Tue, 4 Oct 1994 12:29:39 EST > From: Arthur Paris <AEPARIS@MAXWELL.SYR.EDU> > Subject: Grants and Fellowship opps. > To: Multiple recipients of list ABSLST-L <ABSLST-L%CMUVM.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU> > > The Rockefeller Humanities Fellowships support scholars and writers > engaging in research on transnational social and cultural issues, > non-Western cultures and the diverse cultural heritage of the US. There > are 26 host institutions fo r the resident fellowships. > > The National Endowment for Dissertation Grants competition will begin Nov > 15, 1 994. The application must be nominated by the applicant's doctoral > institution. The grants are for those Humanities PhD candidates who by > deadline have complet ed all requirements except the dissertation. > > The Henry A. Murray Research Center of Radcliffe College is pleased to > announce grants for postdoctoral level research. The center is a national > repository of social and behavioral sciences data for the study of lives > over time with a special focus on the lives of women. > > The Smithsonian is offering a position as Archives Specialist at the > Center for Folklife Programs and Cultural Studies in Washington, DC. > Closing date is Dece mber 16, 1994. > > *** Advanced Research Grants for South Asian studies *** > > Long term fellowships (up to 12 months) are available to conduct regional > research or to analyze previously gathered materials on any South Asian > country except India. Research may be carried out in the region, or at > any appropriate locale, including major centers of South Asian studies in > the United States. Proposals from scholars who have received their Ph.D.s > in the last five years are particularly encouraged. The maximum award is > $15,000. > > Eligibility for advanced research grants: > > Scholars who hold the Ph.D. or equivalent degree and are > U.S. citizens/ permanent residents or who have been resident > in the United States for at least three consecutive years at > the time of application. > > Deadline for application for advanced research grants: > December 1, 1994 > > For application forms and more information contact > > South Asia Program > Social Science Research Council > 605 Third Avenue, > New York NY 10158 > (212) 661-0280 (voice) (212) 370-7896 (fax) > email: fahy@acfcluster.nyu.edu > > **** **** > > The Ford Foundation is announcing 20 postdoctoral fellowships for > minorities. These fellowships are available to minorities who have > recieved their Ph.D. within the last seven years. They are available > for people interested in working in not for profit institutions. The > deadline for applications is January 6, 1995. > > **** **** > > John Hopkins University announces pre-doctoral fellowships in Latin > American Sociology. This is a three year fellowship with an annual > stipen of $14,000 beginning inthe second year of graduate school. > Support will also be given to travel to Latin America to complete the > dissertation. > > **** **** > > HUD is proud to announce it's new office of University Partnerships. > They will be sponsoring Community Outreach Partnership Centers, > Community Development Work Study, Doctoral Dissertation Reseach, and > joint Community Development programs.
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