AWSS Travel Grants
The Association for Women in Slavic Studies (AWSS) is pleased to be able to
offer travel grants of between $200 and $1000 for scholars from Eurasia
studying women's and gender studies, who are presenting papers at the
Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES)
meetings, the AWSS meetings, or the American Association of Teachers of
Slavic and East European Languages (AATSEEL) meetings.
Requests to support travel to other conferences will be considered if funds
are available. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. Scholars
should complete the information listed below and submit a budget and a
current CV with their application. All recipients of awards are required to
submit a short (maximum 250 words) report on their grant activity within 30
days after the event for which travel was supported.
To apply: https://awsshome.org/awards/travel-grants/
Fellowships & Grants
Rolling deadlines
IU Bloomington announces new Eastman Residency in Martha’s Vineyard
Deadline to apply: ROLLING
An historic Martha’s Vineyard property once owned by prolific American writer and prominent political activist Max Forrester Eastman (1883-1969) will soon be a place for Indiana University Bloomington faculty in the arts and humanities to write and create. The house was a vibrant gathering place for innovative writers, artists, and thinkers; it will return to a space for artists, creative writers, and humanists on the Bloomington campus who may apply for an Eastman Fellowship for up to one month of residency in this quiet and serene location to complete books or other projects. In addition, the renovated house may be used for small retreats and conferences in the arts and humanities.
For more detail (and application): Click here
SRAS Study Abroad Opportunities
Deadline to apply: ROLLING
Students can study abroad in Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Georgia, or Kyrgyzstan in a range of programs covering subjects related to the location (e.g. Conflict Resolution, Security Studies, Central Asian Studies, Art, Politics, etc.). Internships are also available, with particularly wide opportunities in Warsaw and Kyiv.
Deadlines and start dates vary by program. Funding opportunities: http://sras.org/Funding.
Jewish Studies Conference Funding for Graduate Students, Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies Program, Indiana University
Deadline to apply: ROLLING
Applications should be submitted to:
Dr. Carolyn Lipson-Walker, Assistant Director
Borns Jewish Studies Program, Indiana University
Global & International Studies Building
355 N. Eagleson Avenue, Bloomington, IN 47405-1105
clipsonw@indiana.edu; FAX (812) 855-4314.
You may visit the Jewish Studies Graduate Funding Opportunities website for more details.
*Priority will be given to Jewish Studies doctoral minors.
Jewish Studies Conference Funding for Undergraduate Students, Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies Program, Indiana University
Deadline to apply: ROLLING
For Jewish Studies Major, Certificate, and Hebrew Minor Students up to $500
No later than one month before the funds are needed and preferably earlier, an applicant must provide: 1) a one page statement describing the conference/program and explaining how it will contribute to the applicant's Jewish Studies education and/or Jewish Studies career objectives; 2) a reference from a Jewish Studies faculty member (can be sent separately); and 3) a budget, explaining what the funds will be used for. Please submit statement, reference, and budget to the Jewish Studies Program (Global and International Studies Building-4E, 4023, 812-855-0453) or email to clipsonw@indiana.edu
Funds are limited. Applications will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis. You may visit the Jewish Studies Undergraduate Funding Opportunities website for more details.
Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies