Travel grants of up to $2,200 are available for research on federal policies, U.S. foreign relations, and national politics at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The application postmark deadline for the Fall 2017 round of grants is Friday, September 15.
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The Lorraine A. Williams Leadership Award is given by the Association of Black Women Historians to honor a black women scholars, administrators or teachers with experience mentoring, teaching, and leading in groups that impact black women. Deadline is August 30, 2017.
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Is your student stuck in the middle stages of writing their dissertation? Help motivate them by encouraging them to apply for the second session of the 2017 Dissertation Write-In. Eligible students will get paid a stipend for attendance. Application deadline is Friday, August 18.
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The Chemistry and Biochemistry Department is hosting a special professional development seminar next week on survival skills for scientists. This seminar will give you a flavor of the graduate course offered in Quebec, Canada, that details the professional skills needed for careers in Science.
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The Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation's grants support research on Chinese Studies in the humanities and social sciences, with particular consideration for research focusing on the social, cultural, economic, or political development of Taiwan over the past few decades. Deadline is October 15.
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What are the most important issues that Native communities are confronted with today, and how do you see yourself working to solve these issues? Qualified Native American applicants are invited to apply for this prestigious fellowship. Deadline is October 1.
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When preparing to go on the academic job market, a well-crafted CV is a must-have to help you stand out in a large crowd of applicants. Join us for a workshop on the do's and don't's of creating a CV for academic and research-focused industry positions.
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The Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program of California supports research that contributes directly to the elimination of smoking and tobacco use and mitigates its human and economic costs in California. Letter of intent due August 21, applications due September 25.
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For graduate student parents, it is crucial to find adequate support and resources for your family in order to thrive as a scholar. Whether you already have children or are planning to start a family while in grad school, UCSB has resources, support, and benefits to help you succeed.
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The 2017-18 Legislative Liaison for the UCSB Graduate Student Association represents the interests of UCSB's graduate students and lobbies on their behalf. This position is a great opportunity for graduate students interested in legislation and student advocacy, and it comes with a $1,500 stipend.
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Are you applying for a late-breaking academic position, or trying to get a head start on the fall academic job cycle? Come get tips and feedback on how to write an effective cover letter for academic positions! Space is limited, so please RSVP.
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If you are looking to pursue career opportunities outside of academia, the resume and cover letter are your ticket into that world. This workshop will explore important techniques that will help you expertly craft and strategically target your resume and cover letter.
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Are you in the middle stages of your dissertation and running into roadblocks? Do you need some new strategies and habits to help you finish up? Then apply for the second session of the 2017 Dissertation Write-In! Application deadline is Friday, August 18.
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The Michigan Fellows Society seeks applicants for appointment to eight 3-year postdoctoral fellowships, which come with an annual stipend of $60,000. They especially welcome candidates from underrepresented backgrounds. Deadline is September 26, 2017.
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The EuropaInstitut welcomes applications for three Visiting Fellowships with special focus on the topic area “Performing Knowledge: The Politics and Economics of European Studies.” The deadline for applications is Friday, September 1, 2017.
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