Geraldine Grace and Maurice Alvin McWatters Visiting Fellowship 1665 views

The Geraldine Grace and Maurice Alvin McWatters Visiting Fellowship is dedicated to nurture, encourage, and support original archival research by scholars, authors, or artists in the collections located at Queen’s University Archives.

Fellowship value: $4,000 meant for living, travel or research expenses of researchers

Guidelines:

  • Applicants must submit a completed application form
  • Short project description ((1-3 pages)
  • CV
  • One professional reference with name and contact coordinates.
  • Project proposal must include an account of how the applicant intends to use archival materials located in Queen’s University Archives and the other sources of funding the applicant has, or will receive, to support this project.
  • Applicants whose research plan makes maximum use of Queen’s University Archives will be given preference.

Terms and conditions:

  • Fellowships are awarded to individuals; institutions are not eligible to apply.
  • The fund does not support research at other institutions, and it does not provide general tuition support.
  • Selected fellows must start their research at Queen’s University Archives within one year of being selected for the award
  • Selected candidates are expected to be in residence for the Fellowship duration, generally one month, and are expected to devote full time to their research projects.
  • Successful candidates will not be associated with Queen’s University, nor reside in the City of Kingston.
  • Recipients will be asked to participate in campus and community activities where appropriate, and may be asked to give a public face to the fellowship and their research during their time here.
  • The Visiting Fellowship must be acknowledged in works emanating from research accomplished through the Geraldine Grace and Maurice Alvin McWatters Visiting Fellowship.
  • Successful applicants will not be eligible for a second Fellowship for a period of at least one year following their first Fellowship.
  • Visiting Fellowship recipients are requested to submit a short report on their research to the University Archivist, within two months of completion.

Contact:

Paul Banfield, University Archivist

Queen’s University Archives

Kathleen Ryan Hall

Queen’s University, Kingston, ON

K7L 3N6

Canada

Quick Overview————-
Organization Queen’s University
Fellowship Level Visiting fellowship
Country Canada
Subject areas All disciplines
Fellowship amount $4,000
Eligibility Open for all nationalities
Deadline 7 sep 2019
——————————————–

For Further Details: Click

 

Apply for this job
Share this job

Japan Foundation: Individual and Organization Grants

The Japan Foundation invites individuals & organizations that are planning international exchange projects and activities to participate in programs of

SIR – Scholar-in-Residence Fulbright Program, USA

The Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence (SIR) Program: It assists U.S. higher education / research institutions in expanding programs of academic international exchange.

300 fellowships: ADB Scholarship Program, Japan

ADB – Japan Scholarship Program:  The Asian Development Bank (ADB) – Japan Scholarship Program (JSP) was established in April 1988

International Postdoc Korea Research Fellowship (KRF)

Korea Research Fellowship (KRF) Program : Individual Postdoc candidates for Korea Research Fellowship Program For the 2019 KRF announcement, interested postdoctoral

Research Grants by McMaster University

RESEARCH GRANTS by McMaster University Researchers needing extensions for their MIRA and Labarge research projects as a result of COVID-19

FCT opens 1500 PhD Scholarship 2024

Europe PhD fellowships FCT open for international students The 2024 Call for PhD Scholarships aims to support researchers, in all

Visiting Program Students:UG, PG, PostDocs, Researchers (IKST)

Visiting Program Students:UG, PG, PostDocs, Researchers (IKST) Indo Korea Science and Technology Center (IKST) establishment of a collaborative network through

Brain Pool Program South Korea

Brain Pool Program South Korea This program is designed to invite overseas outstanding scientists for the enhancement of research competence

KGSP: 870 Fellowships, Foreign students

Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP): The program aims to provide international students with opportunities to conduct advanced studies at undergraduate

Job Location