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IHS Summer Graduate Research Fellowship Program
The fellowship provides funding and a supportive group format so you can spend next summer working on a thesis chapter or publishable paper germane to the classical liberal tradition
Institute for Humane Studies
The application for the Summer Graduate Research Fellowship Program is now available!
The fellowship provides funding and a supportive group format so you can spend next summer working on a thesis chapter or publishable paper germane to the classical liberal tradition.
The program includes a $3,000 stipend, two interdisciplinary seminars to discuss your research, and guidance from the program director. To attend the seminars, you'll receive a travel allowance and local housing.
The program begins in June with a short conference at the Institute for Humane Studies in Arlington, VA, where you will present the broad context of your work to about 10 other fellows and a faculty advisor. During the program, you'll work on your research and participate in online discussions of classical liberal texts. In August, all fellows return to IHS to present their research.
Past participants in the program have made valuable progress on both their research and their understanding of classical liberal themes. The fellowship includes advanced graduate and law students with a wide range of intellectual interests, and this interdisciplinary focus is one of the most appreciated features of our program. Past participants have been students of philosophy, history, economics, political science,
public policy, social thought, literature, and law.
Learn more and apply online. Visit: www.TheIHS.org/SuRF.
Deadline: February 2, 2010
If you have any questions, please review our website FAQs. I look forward to reviewing your application.
Keri Anderson
Student Coordinator
Institute for Humane Studies
surf@theihs.org
Source - unistudy.org.ua
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