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Society for the Anthropology of
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About the fellowship
The Society for the Anthropology of Europe and the Council on European Studies jointly sponsor a Pre-dissertation fellowship in anthropology.
Doctoral candidates in anthropology at U.S. and Canadian
universities are eligible to apply. The fellowship supports short-term
(two to three months) independent research in Europe for the purpose of
testing the feasibility and research design of a projected doctoral
dissertation in the social/cultural anthropology of contemporary
Europe. The typical grantee is a second or third-year graduate student
who has, or is close to, completing course work and/or Ph.D. qualifying
exams, but who has neither fully formulated nor defended a dissertation
prospectus.
The fellowship carries a stipend of $4,000. Funds may not be used for
language courses or instruction at a European university, or to
supplement a comparable or larger fellowship for research in Europe.
The deadline for the next fellowship competition will be announced in
the Fall 2008. Proposals will be reviewed by a committee appointed
jointly by the Society for the Anthropology of Europe and the Council
for European Studies. The grantee will be expected to send a report to
both organizations.
The applications can be downloaded from the bold
"here" link on the CES awards page:
http://ces.columbia.edu/awards/awards.html. They
should be
returned to the Council in 5 copies (excluding the
recommendations and
language evaluations). They are in Adobe Acrobat
format; please visit
the Adobe web site if you do not yet have the
necessary software.
o Full Application (7 pages)
o Instructions (1 page)
o Application (return in 5 copies!)
o Recommendation Form (3 required)
o Language Form (1 per language)
Questions regarding eligibility or any other matters pertaining to
these fellowships may be sent to the CES executive director, Nancy W.
Collins, at ces.columbia.edu .
Last modified 5/23/08