Overview
The Dissertation Fellow must have completed general exams by December 15, 2008, and be actively engaged in their dissertation. The Dissertation Fellow may come from any discipline, but must be working on research appropriate to the 2010-2011 program, “The Intersection of Diaspora, Immigration, and Gender in World History.” Applicant’s work must fall in the time period 1800 to the present. The Dissertation Fellow will be expected to fully participate in the CHR program. They may occasionally be called upon for assistance by the Director. They are required to make a public presentation of their research.
Dissertation Fellow applicants must submit a 3 to 5 page statement on their dissertation and how it relates to the themes of the year’s program. They should address the perceived benefits they expect from participation in the Center program; their database and research questions—how their data will be used to answer the questions they pose; what they intend to accomplish during their year at the Center; and their prospective contribution to the program. Three Letters of Reference should also be sent to the CHR by the application deadline of February 15, 2010
Value of the fellowship
The dissertation Fellow will receive a stipend of $20,000 plus benefits at a rate of 26.8%. Affiliated fellows will be invited to participate in all History Department activities, including our ongoing seminars: the Early Modern Seminar, the Women’s History Seminar, the Early American Seminar, the Modern U.S. Seminar, and any other seminars and conferences supported by the department. Fellows will have access to facilities of The Ohio State University, its libraries, and the normal social amenities sponsored on campus. The History Department and the College of Humanities will provide visiting fellows with office space equipped with personal computers, staff assistance, research support, copying facilities, telefax and e-mail service, and access to the internet.
Ohio State University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Women, minorities, veterans, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Contact Information For questions and further information, contact Alan Gallay
How to apply
Submit applications and letters of reference to:Dissertation Fellowship ApplicationThe Ohio State University Center for Historical Research106 Dulles Hall230West 17th AvenueColumbus, OH 43210-1367
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this fellowship
The Dissertation Fellow must have completed general exams by December 15, 2008, and be actively engaged in their dissertation. The Dissertation Fellow may come from any discipline, but must be working on research appropriate to the 2010-2011 program, “The Intersection of Diaspora, Immigration, and Gender in World History.” Applicant’s work must fall in the time period 1800 to the present. The Dissertation Fellow will be expected to fully participate in the CHR program. They may occasionally be called upon for assistance by the Director. They are required to make a public presentation of their research.
Dissertation Fellow applicants must submit a 3 to 5 page statement on their dissertation and how it relates to the themes of the year’s program. They should address the perceived benefits they expect from participation in the Center program; their database and research questions—how their data will be used to answer the questions they pose; what they intend to accomplish during their year at the Center; and their prospective contribution to the program. Three Letters of Reference should also be sent to the CHR by the application deadline of February 15, 2010
Value of the fellowship
The dissertation Fellow will receive a stipend of $20,000 plus benefits at a rate of 26.8%. Affiliated fellows will be invited to participate in all History Department activities, including our ongoing seminars: the Early Modern Seminar, the Women’s History Seminar, the Early American Seminar, the Modern U.S. Seminar, and any other seminars and conferences supported by the department. Fellows will have access to facilities of The Ohio State University, its libraries, and the normal social amenities sponsored on campus. The History Department and the College of Humanities will provide visiting fellows with office space equipped with personal computers, staff assistance, research support, copying facilities, telefax and e-mail service, and access to the internet.
Ohio State University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Women, minorities, veterans, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Contact Information For questions and further information, contact Alan Gallay
How to apply
Submit applications and letters of reference to:Dissertation Fellowship ApplicationThe Ohio State University Center for Historical Research106 Dulles Hall230West 17th AvenueColumbus, OH 43210-1367
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this fellowship
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