Convocatoria Beca para asistir a SHAFR 2013

A continuación, la convocatoria para aplicar a una beca para asistir a Conferencia de la Asociación de Historiadores de las Relaciones Exteriores de EEUU (SHAFR). Ante cualquier duda, escribir a leandromorgenfeld@hotmail.com:

CALL FOR PROPOSALS

SHAFR GLOBAL SCHOLARS GRANT and

Membership Committee Panel at SHAFR

Annual Conference, Washington, D.C., June 2013

“America and the World – The World and America”

The Membership Committee of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR) welcomes applications for the SHAFR Global Scholars Grant (SGSG). The grant will fund up to $2,000 for travel to the 2013 SHAFR Conference in Washington, D.C. to participate in a sponsored panel. Applicants must submit Paper proposals, along with this application form. Full panel proposals are welcome. For those papers not accepted to the panel, the Membership Committee will recommend to the SHAFR Program Committee their consideration for inclusion in other panels at the conference. Please note that this recommendation is NOT a guarantee of paper and panel acceptance by the Program Committee.

Theme: The theme for this year’s panel submissions should reflect the larger theme of the annual SHAFR conference: “America and the World – the World and America.”

Eligibility:  Eligibility is open to all international (non-American) faculty and students studying anywhere in the world, including the United States.  Students must be at doctoral dissertation research stage (ABD).  Applicants also must address the theme of the conference.

APPLICATION must include:

1. Name:      

2. Affiliation:      

3. If currently a student, provide evidence of doctoral status (statement from an advisor).

4. Prior SHAFR experience, if applicable (ie: attendance at conferences, membership, etc.).

5. Funding needs:

a) Evidence of request to home or other institutions for travel funding to

SHAFR conference.

b) Budget estimate (airfare, ground transportation, hotel (at least 3 nights),

per diem meal allowance), based on up to $2,000 in SGSG funds.

6. One-page abstract, including:

a) Paper title

b) Summary of paper (including how it addresses the theme of panel)

c) Indication of sources (Preference to multinational research)

Send applications by email to:  Professor Tom Zeiler, Thomas.zeiler@colorado.edu

DEADLINE:  NOVEMBER 1, 2012