<<March 1, 2000>>
Karen Adams <kadams@cies.iie.org>
Mr. Robert Gordon <rgordon@iie.org>
Arturo M. Pesigan, M.D. <artpesigan@yahoo.com>
Dr. Teresita I. Barcelo <tbarcelo@iconn.com.ph>
Dear Karen:
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(1) Many thanks for your msg (ATTACHMENT I).
Dear Electronic Colleagues:
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(2) Should you be interested, pls contact Karen directly.
(3) The Institute of International Education (IIE) is the
oldest and largest
organization which receives funds from the US Department
of State to
execute Fulbright Exchange Program.
Dear Bob:
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(4) As you know, I distribute many long msgs almost every
day to our
listserve members. Therefore, though I receive many requests,
I usually
do not re-distribute this kind of request/material, lest
I should
overload them.
(5) However, this time is special, since you are the person
who kindly
introduced me the Request For Proposal (RFP) made by Art
Pesigan which
became the starting point of our Global University System
in the
Philippines project -- see "Draft of Travel Grant Application
to the
National Science Foundation for the Manila Mini-Workshop
-- 1 of 5:
Travel Grant Application / 2 of 5: Workshop Schedule / 3
of 5: Grant
Nominees / 4 of 5: Philippine Counterparts / 5 of 5: GUS
in the
Philippines Pilot Project Proposal - February 16-17, 2000"
at;
<http://www.kagawa-jc.ac.jp/~steve/global-univ-2000.html>.
(6) We now plan to have a mini-workshop at the University
of
Philippines/Open University (UPOU) to kick-off this project.
However, the UPOU encounters with a severe budget cut.
I would greatly appreciate it if you can kindly request
the people of
your organization in Manila to provide Teresita with help
and support as
much as possible.
Best, Tak
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ATTACHMENT I
Subject: Fulbright Chairs in Wireless E-Commerce and Technology
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2000 12:37:26 -0500
From: kadams@iie.org
To: utsumi@columbia.edu
Dear Takeshi Utsumi,
Robert Gordon of IIE has given me your name as someone who
could assist the
Council for International Exchange of Scholars in reaching those
who would be
appropriate for distinguished Fulbright chair awards that are
currently
available.
1) Attached is a flier for the 2000-2001 Stockholm Chair in Wireless E-Commerce.
Application deadline is currently set for March 15, but I
will work with applicants who wish to apply and cannot by
this date.
They should contact me directly. Applicants who wish to apply
should
download the 2000-2001 application from our web site (www.iie.org/cies)
and complete this form. Attached to the form should be a
5-page
proposal, c.v., seminar syllabus, and 3 letters of reference
(with
signed waiver form and in a signed, sealed envelope).
2) Also attached is a flier for the overall 2001-2002 Chairs
program that
includes again the Stockholm Chair as well as another in
information
technology at Linkoping University in Sweden. Deadline for
application
is May 1. The letter with the flier explains the application
process.
I would greatly appreciate any assistance you can provide
in getting
word to those who would be interested in these awards. Please
let me
know if you have any questions.
Warm wishes,
Karen Adams
kadams@cies.iie.org
202/686-6245
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NEW FULBRIGHT AWARD IN E-COMMERCE ANNOUNCED
FOR 2000-2001
The Council for International Exchange of Scholars announced
it is seeking
both academic and professional candidates for a $100,000 Fulbright
distinguished lecturing/research award in
e-commerce in Sweden for the 2000-01 academic year.
FULBRIGHT-STOCKHOLM INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CHAIR IN WIRELESS E-COMMERCE
Affiliation: The Stockholm School of Economics and the Royal Institute of Technology
Length: Nine months preferred but shorter time period
may be
considered, starting September 2000.
Application: DEADLINE IS MARCH 15, 2000. Submit complete
Fulbright
application to Dr. Karen Adams, Council for International
Exchange of Scholars, 3007 Tilden Street, NW, Suite
5L;
Washington, DC 20008-3009. Application may be
downloaded
from: http://www.iie.org/cies/awards2000/usapp.htm
Specialty: e-commerce, especially in the field of
Internet-based
applications, targeting business to consumer
or consumer to
business applications (as opposed to business
to business
applications and markets). Full professor
preferred but
professionals and other highly qualified applicants
will be
considered.
Assignment: Award is for lecturing and research. Grantee
will offer
graduate seminars and engage in collaborative
research with
host colleagues and the Swedish business community.
Scholar
will also participate in workshops with faculty
and grant
sponsors (IBM Sweden) AB, Ericsson, Telia
AB and Brainheart Capital AB).
Benefits: Stipend is $100,000 for nine month grant. Housing
and
round-trip travel are provided.
For additional information contact:
Dr. Karen Adams or Ms. Holly Williams
Telephone: 202/686-6245 or 202/686-6232
E-mail: kadams@cies.iie.org or hwilliams@cies.iie.org
World Wide Web: http://www.cies.org
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Fulbright Scholar Program
2001-02 FULBRIGHT DISTINGUISHED CHAIRS PROGRAM
DEADLINE: MAY 1, 2000
<www.cies.org>
The following Fulbright awards carry enhanced benefits and
are viewed as among
the most prestigious appointments in the Fulbright Program. Lecturing
is in
English. Candidates must be U.S. citizens and have a prominent
record of
scholarly accomplishment. Disciplines requested are subject to
change.
Consult CIES or website before applying.
AUSTRIA - FULBRIGHT-KARL FRANZENS UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED
CHAIR IN CULTURAL
STUDIES: Grantee will offer courses in an area of the scholar's
expertise at
advanced undergraduate and graduate levels. Course level and
content are to
be arranged on a consensual basis with the host institution. Grantee
should be
a scholar-teacher with interests in fields centrally associated
with cultural
studies. There is a particular interest in scholars involved
in theoretical
and methodological issues and interdisciplinary approaches. Instruction
is in
English, but some knowledge of German is desirable. Faculty of
Humanities,
Graz. Four months, starting October 2001 or March 2002. Benefits:
4,360 Euro
per month, travel grant of 800 Euro for grantee only, and monthly
allowance of
145 Euro per accompanying dependent (up to 3).
AUSTRIA - FULBRIGHT-UNIVERSITY OF INNSBRUCK DISTINGUISHED CHAIR
IN SOCIAL AND
ECONOMIC SCIENCES--GLOBALIZATION: Grantee will offer three lecture
courses to
undergraduate and graduate students. The grantee should have
interdisciplinary interests and be able to work with more than
one of the 17
departments at Innsbruck on the ethical, social, political, and
economic
implications of globalizatiion. Instruction is in English, but
some knowledge
of German is desirable. Four months, starting October 2001 or
March 2002.
Benefits: 4,360 Euro per month, travel grant of 800 Euro for grantee
only, and
monthly allowance of 145 Euro per accompanying dependent (up to
3).
AUSTRIA - FULBRIGHT-UNIVERSITY OF KLAGENFURT DISTINGUISHED
CHAIR IN GENDER
STUDIES: Grantee will teach three courses per week in area of
expertise at an
advanced undergraduate and graduate level. Interest in fields
centrally
associated to gender studies, with particular focus on theoretical
and
methodological issues and interdisciplinary approaches. Departments
involved
include education, communication and cultural studies, English
and American
studies, German studies, history, literature, sociology, and philosophy.
Instruction is in English, but some knowledge of German is desirable.
Four
months, starting October 2001 or March 2002. Benefits: 4,360
Euro per month,
travel grant of 800 Euro for grantee only, and monthly allowance
of 145 Euro
per accompanying dependent (up to 3).
AUSTRIA - FULBRIGHT-JOHANNES KEPLER UNIVERSITY OF LINZ DISTINGUISHED
CHAIR IN
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS: The Faculty of Social Sciences, Economics,
and
Business are interested in interdisciplinary scholars involved
in theoretical,
methodological, and practical issues and who work with one or
more of the
Faculty's 26 departments in the field of international business.
Insturction
is in English, but some knowledge of German is desirable. Four
months,
starting October 2001 or March 2002. Benefits: 4,360 Euro per
month, travel
grant of 800 Euro for grantee only, and monthly allowance of 145
Euro per
accompanying dependent (up to 3).
AUSTRIA - FULBRIGHT-UNIVERSITY OF SALZBURG DISTINGUISHED CHAIR
IN NATURAL
SCIENCES (including Geography, Mathematics, Psychology, and Computer
Science):
Grantee will offer three lecture courses to undergraduate and
graduate
students. The Faculty of Natural Sciences is interested in scholars
involved
in interdisciplinary approaches who will work with one or more
of the
Faculty's departments: botany and botanical garden, chemistry
and
biochemistry, computer sciences, didactics of natural sciences,
genetics and
general biology, geography and geographic information sciences,
geology and
paleontology, mathematics, mineralogy, physics and biophysics,
physiology of
plants, psychology, scientific computing, and zoology. The chair
will rotate
to other areas of the university in the future. Instruction is
in English,
but some knowledge of German is desirable. Four months, starting
October 2001
or March 2002. Benefits: 4,360 Euro per month, travel grant
of 800 Euro for
grantee only, and monthly allowance of 145 Euro per accompanying
dependent (up
to 3).
AUSTRIA - FULBRIGHT UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA DISTINGUISHED CHAIR
IN THE HUMANITIES
(including selected disciplines in the Social Sciences): Grantee
will teach
three courses at an advanced undergraduate and graduate level.
Open to any
specialization in the humanities or area studies (such as Asia,
Africa, Egypt,
India, Japan, eastern Europe, Buddhist, Byzantine, and Jewish
studies) at
Faculty of Humanities or the humanities and selected disciplines
in the social
sciences (such as education, ethnology, geography, communications,
political
science, psychology, and sociology) at the Faculty of Integrated
Studies,
University of Vienna. Instruction is in English, but some knowledge
of German
is desirable. Four months, October 2001 or March 2002. Benefits:
4,360
Euro per month, travel grant of 800 Euro for grantee only, and
monthly
allowance of 145 Euro per accompanying dependent (up to 3).
CANADA - FULBRIGHT-UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY CHAIR IN NORTH AMERICAN
STUDIES:
Grantee will teach graduate and undergraduate courses. Particular
interest in
areas of anthropology, archaeology, economics, linguistics, geography,
history, political science, and sociology with other social science
areas
considered. Four and a half months, starting September 2001 or
January 2002.
Benefits: @ US/Canadian $35,000 (contingent upon funding).
CANADA - FULBRIGHT - UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK CHAIR IN PROPERTY
SYSTEMS:
Grantee will teach graduate and undergraduate courses in property
systems as
approached from one of the following disciplines: law, economics,
public
administration, business, geography, environmental studies or
agriculture.
One academic term beginning September 2001 or January 2002. Benefits:
approximately $25,000 (contingent upon funding).
DENMARK - ODENSE CHAIR IN AMERICAN STUDIES: Grantee will teach
undergraduate
and graduate courses. Disciplines of interest include American
history,
American literature, political science, cultural studies (such
as art, film,
or music history), sociology, international relations, economics,
or business
administration. Preference is for an interdisciplinary scholar
who is active
in the field of American Studies. Center for American Studies,
University of
Southern Denmark, Odense University. Nine months, starting September
2001.
Benefits: 315,000 Danish kroner and free health care for family.
FINLAND - BICENTENNIAL CHAIR IN AMERICAN STUDIES: Grantee will
teach survey of
an American studies area and a seminar in area of expertise.
A teaching load
of approximately six hours per week and supervision of graduate
theses.
Occasional guest lectures at other universities and consultation
on
curriculum. Disciplines of interest include American history,
American
literature, cultural studies (such as art, film, or music history),
international relations, sociology, or political science. University
of
Helsinki. Nine months, starting September 2001. Benefits: $5,555
per month
paid in local currency plus travel for grantee and one dependent
and excess
baggage allowance. Actual number of finnmarks per month depends
upon local
currency exchange rate. Housing is provided, but grantee is responsible
for
utilities.
GERMANY - DISTINGUISHED CHAIR IN AMERICAN STUDIES: Grantee
will teach graduate
seminar and lecture courses in American studies broadly defined.
There is
special interest in political science or American history, but
the award is
open to other areas as well. The chair is suitable for scholars
who have had
little or no prior experience with Germany. Occasional lectures
outside the
host institution and other outreach activities involving American
Studies
outreach in Germany. Humboldt University, Berlin. Full-year
appointment
preferred, though a one-term grant may be possible, starting September
2001.
Benefits for a ten-month grant: approximately DM 90,000 for maintenance
and
all other benefits. The exact amount depends on actual duration
of grant,
number of dependents, and other factors.
HUNGARY - JOHN MARSHALL CHAIR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE: Grantee
will teach an
advanced undergraduate course on U.S. government, politics, and
political
institutions, one or more advanced courses or faculty seminars
in area of
specialization, and consult on development of political science
curriculum.
Background in comparative political or parliamentary systems desirable.
Budapest University of Economic Sciences or another Hungarian
institution.
Five or nine months; September 2001 or February 2002 for one-semester
grants;
September 2001 for academic-year grants (preferred). Benefits:
approximately
$3500 per month, plus housing, in-country maintenance, and book
allowances;
travel and dependent allowances, based on number of dependents.
HUNGARY - LASZLO ORSZAGH CHAIR IN AMERICAN STUDIES: Grantee
will teach
courses, direct research, and offer lectures or seminars at the
undergraduate
and graduate levels. Scholar may also offer short-term courses
for Hungarian
faculty and will assist in curriculum development. Applications
accepted from
any of the several disciplines comprising American Studies, including
but not
limited to, history, art history, philosophy, literature, African-American
culture and literature, political science, sociology, and religion.
Affiliation to be determined. Five or nine months beginning September
2001
for academic-year grants (preferred); September 2001 or February
2002 for
one-semester grants. Benefits: approximately $3500 per month,
plus housing,
in-country maintenance, and book allowances; travel and dependent
allowances,
based on number of dependents.
IRELAND - MARY BALL WASHINGTON CHAIR IN AMERICAN HISTORY:
Grantee will teach
at advanced undergraduate level, one broadly based course and
two specialized
courses, in addition to tutorials. Host institution's preference
is for
specialist in 20th-century American diplomatic history, the U.S.
presidency,
or American political history, although other subfields will be
considered.
Department of Modern History, University College Dublin (UCD).
Both senior
and junior scholars will be considered. Nine months, starting
September/October 2001. Benefits: 42,000 Irish punts from UCD
and $5,000 U.S.
dollar grant (total @ $55,000).
ITALY -- BOLOGNA CHAIR IN AMERICAN HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE:
The
University has particular interest in American intellectual or
political
history, American political science, political theory (theories
of liberalism
and nationalism). Comparative approach preferred. Grantee will
provide one
seminar and some guest lectures to advanced undergraduate students.
Occasional lectures at other universities. Department of Politics,
Institutions, and History, University of Bologna. Three months,
starting
February 2002. Benefits: about $11,000 stipend plus about $900
settling-in
allowance (paid in local currency) and international travel for
grantee only.
ITALY - FLORENCE CHAIR IN HISTORY AND CIVILIZATION: Grantee
will offer one
seminar and provide thesis advising to doctoral students. Interest
in
cultural history between the 17th and 20th centuries, preferably
from a
transatlantic perspective. Department of History and Civilization,
European
University Institute, Florence. Three months, starting mid-February
2002.
Benefits: about $11,000 stipend plus about $900 settling-in allowance,
about
$3,000 additional housing allowance, $125 per month for each accompanying
dependent (all paid in local currency), and international travel
for grantee
only.
ITALY-NAPLES CHAIR IN AMERICAN LITERATURE: Grantee will teach
one seminar.
University of Naples. Three months, with arrival in late February
for a
beginning date in March 2002. Benefits: about $11,000 stipend
plus about
$900 settling-in allowance (paid in local currency) and international
travel
for grantee only.
ITALY - PISA CHAIR IN MICROENGINEERING: Grantee will teach
one introductory
lecture course and one doctoral course. Mechanical engineering
with
specialization in integrated design, microengineering, microfabrication
technologies, robotics, MEMS teleoperation, or mechatronics.
Sant'Anna School
of University Studies and Doctoral Research, Pisa, three months.
Benefits:
about $11,000 stipend plus about $900 settling-in allowance (paid
in local
currency) and international travel for grantee only.
ITALY - SIENA CHAIR IN ECONOMICS: Grantee will lecture to graduate
students.
Strongly preferred area is economic theory (including mathematical
economics
and game theory). Also of interest are fiscal and monetary policy,
international transportation economics, micro/macro international
economics,
public economics, and comparative economics. Faculty of Economics
and
Banking, University of Siena. Three months between April and
June 2002.
Benefits: about $11,000 stipend plus about $900 settling-in allowance
(paid
in local currency) and international travel for grantee only.
ITALY - TRENTO CHAIR IN COMPARATIVE LAW: Grantee is expected
to offer one
course and to give two seminars to graduate students. Field of
specialization
open. Some knowledge of European legal systems and a comparative
approach in
teaching preferred. Associate professor or full professor with
degree in law
or related field. Open to legal professionals with record of publications
and
teaching experience. School of Law, University of Trento. Three
months,
March-May 2002. Benefits: about $11,000 stipend plus about $900
settling-in
allowance (paid in local currency) and international travel for
grantee only.
ITALY - TRIESTE CHAIR IN LINGUISTICS. Grantee will teach one
advanced
doctoral course. Interest in general and applied linguistics,
including
formal synchronic and diachronic approaches. Field is anticipated
to
alternate between geography (human, political, economic) and linguistics.
Rank of associate or full professor required. University of Trieste.
Three
months, starting March 2002 with arrival in late February. Benefits:
about
$11,000 stipend plus about $900 settling-in allowance (paid in
local currency)
and international travel for grantee only.
ITALY - VENICE CHAIR IN LINGUISTICS AND PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE:
University
seeks full professor to offer one lecturing course and tutorials
at graduate
level. Subject expertise desired is theoretical linguistics especially
syntax
or theory of grammar. Three months, beginning March 2002 with
arrival in late
February. University of Venice. Benefits: about $11,000 stipend
plus about
$900 settling-in allowance (paid in local currency) and international
travel
for grantee only.
ITALY - VITERBO CHAIR IN MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS POLICIES:
Full or associate
professor to teach one introductory lecturing course and seminars
in business
policies and strategies. Particular interest in ethics and governance
and the
role of public companies. Three months beginning October 2001.
Faculty of
Economics, Universite degli Studi della Tuscia, Viterbo. Benefits:
about
$11,000 stipend plus about $900 settling-in allowance (paid in
local currency)
and international travel for grantee only.
NETHERLANDS - JOHN ADAMS CHAIR IN AMERICAN HISTORY: Grantee
will offer
advanced undergraduate courses and graduate seminars in American
history.
Limited supervision of graduate theses and consultation on the
curriculum.
The Fulbright Commission will arrange affiliation with one of
five Dutch
universities with an American Studies Department. Full Professor.
Four
months, starting September 2001 or January 2002. Benefits: $20,000
plus
international travel (up to a maximum of $1,000) for grantee only.
NETHERLANDS - THOMAS JEFFERSON CHAIR IN AMERICAN SOCIAL STUDIES
(FOR JUNIOR OR
SENIOR SCHOLARS): Grantee will teach undergraduate courses
in one of more
of the social science disciplines within American studies, including
law,
economics, or political science. Limited supervision of graduate
theses and
consultation on the curriculum. The Fulbright Commission will
arrange
affiliation with one of five Dutch universities with an American
Studies
Department. Four months, starting September 2001 or January 2002.
Benefits:
$16,000 (junior scholars or those below the rank of full professor)
$20,000
(full professor) plus international travel (up to a maximum of
$1,000) for
grantee only.
NETHERLANDS - WALT WHITMAN CHAIR IN AMERICAN CULTURE STUDIES
(FOR JUNIOR OR
SENIOR SCHOLARS): Grantee will offer undergraduate courses and
graduate
seminars in American culture studies. Limited supervision of
graduate theses
and consultation on the curriculum. The Fulbright Commission
will arrange
affiliation with one of five Dutch universities with an American
Studies
Department. Appropriate fields include American literature, music,
theater,
and communications. Four months, starting September 2001 or January
2002.
Benefits: $16,000 (junior scholars or those below the rank of
full professor)
$20,000 (full professor) plus international travel (up to a maximum
of $1,000)
for grantee only.
POLAND - CHAIR IN AMERICAN LITERATURE: Grantee will teach
courses, direct
research, and offer lectures or seminars at the undergraduate
and graduate
levels in American literature or American culture and society.
Assist in
curriculum development and offer short-term courses for Polish
faculty as
requested. Special interest in 20th-century literature, including
women's,
ethnic, modernist, and postmodern literature; 19th-century transcendentalist
literature; literary theory, or popular culture and media. Five
or nine
months beginning mid-September 2001 for academic-year grants;
mid-September
2001 or February 2002 for one-semester grants. Marie Curie-Sklodowska
University, Lublin; University of Warsaw, University of Lodz,
University of
Silesia. Benefits: approximately $3600 per month, plus housing,
travel and
dependent allowances based on number of dependents; book allowance.
PORTUGAL - THREE DISTINGUISHED CHAIRS IN MULTIMEDIA, TELEVISION
PRODUCTION,
AND SOUND:
1) Multimedia (technical and creative applications of CD-ROM
production, technical elements of digital imaging/D.V.D,
3D
animation)
2) Television Production (all aspects of studio production,
including
camera work and set-up, sound editing, and digital image
editing)
3) Sound (all aspects of sound editing, creative approaches
to sound
design, sound mixing and special effects)
A doctorate, MFA, or MA with a professional or artistic rｫsumｫ
required.
Teach undergraduate and graduate courses and assist with student
counseling
and curriculum development. Serve as catalyst for new ideas and
approaches.
Some knowledge of Portuguese, Spanish, or Italian preferred.
Department of
Sound and Image, Portuguese Catholic University, Porto. Three
months; all
three chairs begin January 2002. Benefits: $3,500 per month,
round-trip
airfare for grantee, and housing allowance.
RUSSIA - MOSCOW CHAIR IN AMERICAN HISTORY: Grantee will teach
advanced
undergraduate and graduate level American history courses. Open
to all
specializations. Associate or Full Professor. Department of History,
Moscow
State University. Five months, starting January/February 2002.
Benefits:
$3,500 per month base stipend plus maintenance allowance in the
range of
$1,000-1,400 per month. Amount is determined by number of accompanying
dependents. There is also a travel/relocation allowance which
ranged from
$3,500-8,500 determined by the number of dependents.
SWEDEN - FULBRIGHT-STOCKHOLM INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CHAIR IN
WIRELESS
E-COMMERCE: Offer graduate seminars and review doctoral dissertations.
50%
lecturing and 50% research. Frequent interaction with IT business
community
via monthly seminars open to both researchers and to the business
community.
Research in digital cellphones, internet usage, and PC access.
Interest in
wireless e-commerce applications and markets targeting business-consumer
exchange. Full professor preferred, but all highly qualified
candidates,
including professionals, will be considered. Joint appointment
at Stockholm
School of Economics and Royal Institute of Technology, Kista.
Nine months,
beginning September 2001; shorter time periods will be considered.
Benefits:
9-month award US $100,000 and round-trip travel. Housing is provided.
SWEDEN - FULBRIGHT-ERICSSON CHAIR IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
AT LINKOPING
UNIVERSITY: Grantee will research and teach graduate courses in
field of
specialization and offer a seminar series at Ericsson Telecommunications.
Emphasis on communication electronics, communication software,
real-time
systems and protocols. Grantee will also provide consultation
to doctoral
students and engage in reciprocal research interests between Swedish
academics
and IT professionals. Linkﾓping Institute of Technology. Nine
months,
beginning September 2001. Benefits: US $100,000 and round-trip
travel.
SWEDEN - UPPSALA CHAIR IN AMERICAN STUDIES: Grantee will teach
one
introductory undergraduate course and one graduate course in area
of
expertise. Disciplines of interest include American history,
literature, or
politics. Grantee will also supervise student research and give
an inaugural
lecture at the start of the first term. The Swedish Institute
for North
American Studies, Uppsala University. Nine months, beginning
September 2001.
Benefits: SEK 350,000 (about $50,000 paid in local currency),
baggage
allowance and round-trip travel for grantee only.
***APPLICATIONS DUE MAY 1, 2000***
To apply for the Chairs program, send a letter of interest
For additional
information, contact one of the (@ three pages) and c.v. (limited
to eight
single-sided following: pages) to the following address:
Dr. Karen Adams
202/686-6245
kadams@cies.iie.org
Ms. Holly Williams
202/686-6232
hwilliams@cies.iie.org
Fulbright Senior Scholar Program
Council for International Exchange of Scholars
3007 Tilden Street, NW, Suite 5L
Washington, DC 20008-3009
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Winter 2000
Dear Colleague:
With this letter is information on the Fulbright Distinguished
Chairs program
for the 2001-2002 competition. Distinguished chair awards are
among the most
prestigious in the Fulbright program and often carry enhanced
benefits. If
you are interested in applying for one of these appointments,
please submit
the following materials:
1) a detailed letter of interest (about 3 pages), including
a
statement outlining suitability for the position and
professional
reasons for seeking the appointment. [You may apply
for only one
chair but may indicate your interest in others for which
you are qualified.]
2) a curriculum vitae (limit of 8 single-sided pages).
Please
include for tracking reasons the following information:
* your date of birth
* work and home addresses and telephone numbers
* your e-mail address
* how to reach you in July.
Please send the letter and c.v. to my attention at CIES, no
later than May 1,
2000. Note that individuals who have recently held a Fulbright
grant are
eligible only after a three-year interval has passed since their
previous award.
CIES peer review committees will conduct a prescreening of
candidates for the
chairs in late June. In July a small number of candidates will
be invited to
complete a formal Fulbright application for further consideration
by the host
countries. This application will be due August 4th.
We hope you will share this information with other colleagues
who may be
interested in the Fulbright Distinguished Chairs program. If you
have further
questions about the 2001-02 chairs or the submission/review process,
please
feel free to contact me (e-mail: kadams@cies.iie.org or telephone:
202/686-6245) or Holly Williams, Program Associate (e-mail:
hwilliams@cies.iie.org or telephone: 202/686-6232).
Sincerely,
Karen C. Adams
Assistant Director, Europe/NIS
Kadams@cies.iie.org
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Karen Adams
Assistant Director, Europe/NIS
Fulbright Senior Scholar Program
Council for International Exchange of Scholars
3007 Tilden Street, NW, Suite 5L
Washington, DC 20008-3009
202/686-6245
kadams@cies.iie.org
Mr. Robert Gordon
Vice President
Development Training and Assistance
Institute of International Education
1400 K Street, N.W.
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Assistant to the Chancellor for Administraiton
University of the Philippines/Manila
625 Pedro Gil Street
Ermita, Manila 1000
Philippines
Tel: 632-526-5966
524-7102
Fax: 632-523-7745
Pager: 150-354071
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http://www.upou.edu.ph
Dr. Teresita I. Barcelo
Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences
University of Philippines/Open University
Manila, Philippines
Tel: 526-2272
523-1633
Fax: 523-1633
Pager: 1441-17-1114
tbarcelo@iconn.com.ph
sdemla@mozcom.com
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* Takeshi Utsumi, Ph.D., P.E., Chairman, GLOSAS/USA
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* Laureate of Lord Perry Award for Excellence in Distance Education
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* Founder of CAADE
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* (Consortium for Affordable and Accessible Distance Education)
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* President Emeritus and V.P. for Technology and Coordination
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* Global University System (GUS)
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