[AIW] Fellowships: David Bruce Centre for American Studies, Keele University, Staffordshire/UK

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David Bruce Centre for American Studies, Keele University, Staffordshire/UK

https://www.keele.ac.uk/davidbruce/funding/


Bruce Centre Fellowships:

Keele University’s David Bruce Centre for American Studies (DBC) is now
accepting applications for its 2019/20 Bruce Centre fellowship programme. 

 

The DBC fellowship programme provides university affiliation for one or two
semesters, and upon request, office space and facilities, including computer
and printer access, for visiting scholars.  All postdoctoral scholars with
research relating to North America are eligible.  In particular, the centre
encourages applications from early-career researchers (post-viva).

 

The fellowships also offer up to £500 towards research travel and
accommodation.  Fellowship recipients will deliver a paper for the DBC
seminar series on their research within a year of receiving funding.  The
DBC will reimburse domestic travel and accommodation expenses for the
subsequent seminar attendance.  Within a year of receiving the fellowship,
recipients will also submit a research report to the DBC director and a blog
post (c. 500-1000 words) for publication on the DBC website. 

 

When at Keele (either for the seminar series, or for extended study), DBC
fellows are expected to make themselves available to postgraduate students.

 

Bruce Centre fellowship applications should be submitted to the DBC director
(d.t.ballantyne at keele.ac.uk <mailto:d.t.ballantyne at keele.ac.uk> ) by 5pm on
January 31, 2020.  Applications should consist of a letter of interest
describing the proposed purpose, duration, cost breakdown, and timing of
research travel; and (where relevant) the purpose, duration and timing of
the stay at Keele. They should also include a research proposal (c. 500-1000
words) and a curriculum vitae.

 

Please direct queries to the DBC director, Dr. David Ballantyne
(d.t.ballantyne at keele.ac.uk <mailto:d.t.ballantyne at keele.ac.uk> ).

 

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Visiting European Fellowships:

Keele University’s David Bruce Centre for American Studies (DBC) is now
accepting applications for its 2019/20 Visiting European fellowship
programme. 

 

The Visiting European fellowship programme started in 2003. It offers up to
£500 towards research travel and accommodation for scholars based in
continental Europe.  Upon request, it also provides institutional
affiliation, office space and facilities, including computer and printer
access at Keele University.  All postdoctoral scholars based in continental
Europe with research relating to North America are eligible.  In particular,
the centre encourages applications from early-career researchers
(post-viva).

 

Fellowship recipients will deliver a paper for the DBC seminar series on
their research within a year of receiving funding.  The DBC will reimburse
expenses up to £200 for the subsequent seminar attendance.  Within a year of
receiving the fellowship, recipients will also submit a research report to
the DBC director and a blog post (c. 500-1000 words) for publication on the
DBC website. 

 

When at Keele (either for the seminar series, or for extended study),
Visiting European fellows are expected to make themselves available to
postgraduate students.

 

Visiting European fellowship applications should be submitted to the DBC
director (d.t.ballantyne at keele.ac.uk <mailto:d.t.ballantyne at keele.ac.uk> ).
by 5pm on January 31, 2020.  Applications should consist of a letter of
interest describing the proposed purpose, duration, cost breakdown, and
timing of research travel; and (where relevant) the purpose, duration, and
timing of the stay at Keele. They should also include a research proposal
(c. 500-1000 words) and a curriculum vitae.

 

Please direct queries to the DBC director, Dr. David Ballantyne
(d.t.ballantyne at keele.ac.uk <mailto:d.t.ballantyne at keele.ac.uk> ).

 

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