2011-2012 Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship at the New-York Historical Society
The New-York Historical Society invites qualified applicants who are within 3-5 years of having received the Ph.D. to apply for one of two Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fellowships for research and writing in any field relevant to the Society’s library and museum collections. Awardees are expected to be in residence for the academic year commencing on September 1, 2011, and carry an academic year stipend of $60,000. The deadline for applications is January 12, 2011, with decisions to be announced by March 15, 2011.
Applicants should send a cover letter, including date of PhD, current institutional affiliation and rank, mailing and e-mail addresses, telephone and fax numbers, and title of project; a two to three page description of project, including resources to be used; a curriculum vitae; and three letters of recommendation to Jean Ashton, Executive Vice President and Library Director, 170 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024. Postmark deadline is January 12, 2011; electronic applications must be received by 11:59 p.m. on that date.
Collection descriptions may be found on the New-York Historical Society website.
For more information, please contact djo@nyhistory.org.
170 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024 / (212) 873-3400 / www.nyhistory.org
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The goal of the History Graduate Students' Association is to assist in the academic and professional development of graduate students enrolled in the Department of History at Wayne State University.
Every student enrolled in the Department of History's Graduate Program is a member of the HGSA.
WHAT WE DO
The HGSA was established with the intent to build a more cohesive, friendly, and social sense of community for graduate students of history at Wayne State University. We are here to discuss and address issues, concerns, and opportunities that students have.
Throughout the course of the year, the HGSA plans to offer special events that will enhance academic and professional development. We look forward to enriching the lives of graduate history students and we are open to any suggestions students may have in how best to achieve this goal at Wayne State Univeristy.
The goal of the History Graduate Students' Association is to assist in the academic and professional development of graduate students enrolled in the Department of History at Wayne State University.
Every student enrolled in the Department of History's Graduate Program is a member of the HGSA.
WHAT WE DO
The HGSA was established with the intent to build a more cohesive, friendly, and social sense of community for graduate students of history at Wayne State University. We are here to discuss and address issues, concerns, and opportunities that students have.
Throughout the course of the year, the HGSA plans to offer special events that will enhance academic and professional development. We look forward to enriching the lives of graduate history students and we are open to any suggestions students may have in how best to achieve this goal at Wayne State Univeristy.
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Eric Ash, Academic Advisor
Amanda Walter, President
Joshua Morris, Vice President of Education
Nick Garlinghouse, Vice President of Social Affairs
Mitch Fleischer, Treasurer
Michael Polano, Recording Secretary
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Joshua Morris, Vice President of Education
Nick Garlinghouse, Vice President of Social Affairs
Mitch Fleischer, Treasurer
Michael Polano, Recording Secretary
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