Announcing the 2011 Faculty Development Fellowship Program
Author: Nikolai Petroukovitch
Date:
01. 02. 2010.
Application deadline: March 10, 2010
The Open Society Institute,
Network Scholarship Programs, is pleased to announce the 2011 Faculty
Development Fellowship Program for Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Mongolia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. The Program is
designed to enhance the academic careers of outstanding full-time faculty
teaching American Studies, Art History, Cultural Anthropology, History, Law,
Philosophy, Political Science, Religion, Social Work, or Sociology at an
accredited university in participating countries. Faculty Development
Fellowship is a non-degree program that seeks to encourage faculty to generate innovative
approaches to curricular and pedagogic reform, to develop and introduce new
content in university courses, to raise the quality of instruction in higher
education in the countries served, and to build and sustain local and
international academia networks. Each award supports up to three non-consecutive semesters at a US university. Up to
20 awards will be granted for the Spring Semester 2011.
For an application and more
information please visit the Program website:
Applications are now being
accepted at local Soros offices and affiliates in the respective
countries.
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