Charles Bullard Fellowship in Forest Research 1985 views

Harvard University offers the Charles Bullard fellowship program. The Charles Bullard Fellowship supports advanced research and study by individuals who show promise of making an important contribution, either as scholars or administrators, to forestry and forest-related subjects including biology, earth sciences, economics, politics, administration, philosophy, humanities, the arts, or law.

Number of fellowships: 5 to 7 recipients a year

Qualifications:

• The Fellowships are open to individuals in mid-career and have established themselves in academia, public service, or in the private sector.
• Applicants in academic careers must hold doctoral degrees, but others whose projects show promise of important contributions to forestry and forest studies, broadly defined, will be considered in terms of the likelihood that study and research at Harvard will help fulfill this promise.
• Note: This is not a post-doctoral program; recent PhD graduates are generally not appropriate candidates for a Bullard Fellowship.

Fellowship value:

• Stipends up to $60,000; the amount of each award (depending on the professional status and needs of the recipient and the duration of the Fellowship).
• Fellows have the option of having the award paid either to themselves or to the Fellow’s employer.
• Travel Reimbursement:
• Supplies Budget: up to $500

Duration: after September 1 for 6 to 12 months in duration

Location: Harvard Forest and Cambridge

Applications:

• Apply online and must include the following:
• Personal Data Sheet
• 3 Letters of recommendations; provide the 3 referees’ names and contact information on-line.
• CV including Colleges and universities; dates of attendance and degrees received, Professional positions held since graduating college, Academic prizes and honors, (if any), List of up to 10 most significant books, articles, reports, etc. (2 page)

Deadline:

• Applications must be completed by January 15th at 5 pm EST.
• Referee statements are accepted until January 18th.