The University Library of the University of Wisconsin-Stout seeks an innovative, highly-motivated Archivist to lead the UW-Stout Archives and the Area Research Center. The Archivist will lead digital initiatives, establish goals, develop policies, and manage the UW-Stout Archives and Area Research Center. This position supervises classified staff, student assistants, and limited term employees. The Archivist collaborates with classroom instructors in the use of primary resources in the Archives collection; they also serve as the Campus Records Officer, responsible for campus records and for record policies. The Archivist reports to the Director of the University Library.
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Within the European Research Council Advanced Grant 2011 "FOUNDMED. Foundations in medieval societies. Cross-cultural comparisons" there are three open positions for postdoctoral research fellows to be filled at the Department of History of Humboldt-University, Berlin (TV-L HU 13, 100 %, approx. EUR 2.000 net./month) to run from June 1, 2012 initially for five years.
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Within the European Research Council Advanced Grant 2011 "FOUNDMED. Foundations in medieval societies. Cross-cultural comparisons" there are three open positions for postdoctoral research fellows to be filled at the Department of History of Humboldt-University, Berlin (TV-L HU 13, 100 %, approx. EUR 2.000 net./month) to run from June 1, 2012 initially for five years.
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In the study of culture and artistic expressions including literature, the other arts, architecture, performance, etc., "landscape" — i.e., space in general and aspects and representations of nature, the rural, the urban, the maritime, etc. — has become of recent a prominent area of inquiry.
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The successful candidate will teach American History. Secondary specialization in a non-Western field is strongly preferred. Faculty members are encouraged to develop specialized courses in their own field of expertise; to participate in departmental and college responsibilities including curriculum development and grants; and provide mentoring and advisement to students. Some evening or weekend teaching may be required.
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This one-day event will approach the notion of ‘caricature’ in its broadest sense, using it as a jumping-off point for discussions on exaggeration, stereotyping, representation, and characterisation. Cradled in Caricature welcomes contributions (in the form of papers, organised workshops and roundtable discussions, to readings, posters, films or short performance pieces) from scholars working in all disciplines.
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The Fund for International Service Learning (FISL) is offering $500 scholarships to aid students who are enrolled (or in the process of enrolling) in a credit-bearing International Service Learning program. Recipients are selected based on their academic and professional goals and accomplishments, as well as financial need.
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The Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies will award multiple residency research grants up to $10,000 each for Ph.D.’s of all ranks to support research in the Ann Arbor area.
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The main objective of the symposium is to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and ideas between scholars currently undertaking doctoral research on the region. It is also intended to help research students to overcome the academic isolation associated with PhD research, to ‘try’ their ideas and findings on wider audiences, and to establish new collaborative links across disciplines. Researchers will also be able to ‘engage’ with a wider academic community, including academic members of staff at the three institutions, and also a number of other distinguished scholars who will be involved with the symposium.
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There is one Higher Education Scholarship available at $5,000 and two VET scholarships available at $2,500 for one year. Each scholarship will be paid in two equal installments shortly after the census dates in Semester 1 and Semester 2.
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The Department of Economics at the Universidade Portucalense Infante D. Henrique invites all researchers in Economics and related disciplines, from all around the world, to submit papers for presentation at the 2nd International Conference in Economics 2012.
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Arizona State University is pleased to announce that its CRITICAL LANGUAGES INSTITUTE is now accepting applications for the 2012 session in East European, Eurasian, and Central Asian languages.
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The "College of Europe Scholarship Program" which operates within the coordination of the Ministry for EU Affairs, has been initiated in the academic year of 2010-2011. The aim of the program is to train highly qualified EU affairs experts and future Eurocrats required in the process of EU integration.
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The Department of American Studies and the John W. Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics & Democracy at the University of Notre Dame invite applicants interested in teaching courses in media and America culture for a one-year appointment, beginning in August 2012.
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The University of Indianapolis seeks applications for an assistant professor specializing in the history of the US since 1945, with a non-western secondary field.
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The David Library of the American Revolution in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, invites Ph.D. candidates and post-doctoral researchers to apply for residential short-term fellowships to support research in our collections, which cover virtually every aspect of American History from 1750-1800. The fellowship term is one month, and can be taken between May 2012 and April 2013. We award stipends of $1600 ($1000 if your legal address is within a 100-mile radius of the David Library), and provide free on-site housing in our graciously appointed Feinstone Residence for Scholars
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ATOQ is a training course to increase quality within youth exchanges. An international group of youth workers will look back to past experience(s), focus on quality aspects and improve management competences in order to raise quality in future exchanges.
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The Moakley Archive and Institute at Suffolk University has created a new Research Travel Grant program to support scholars conducting research using the University's archival manuscript collections.
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The objective of the Emergency Market Mapping and Analysis (EMMA) tool training materials is consistently and reliably to provide trainees with the skills and knowledge required to undertake EMMA in sudden onset emergencies.The use of EMMA should enable field workers to design more appropriate, market centred assessments, monitoring systems and interventions, be they cash-based, in-kind or advocacy led.
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The Northern Territory Office of Environment and Heritage has established, through the Charles Darwin University Foundation, the Barbara Singer Environmental Studies Scholarship to honour Ms Singer’s contributions during a career spanning more than thirty years, to environmental protection throughout the Territory. The scholarship is available to students enrolled full time in an environmental science course at Charles Darwin University. Applicants will be able to demonstrate passion, ability and initiative in the area of environmental protection. The value of the scholarship is $3,000 for one year to be paid in two equal installments shortly after the census dates in Semester 1 and Semester 2.
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