Electronic copies only. Please note that hard copies will not be considered.
Materials:
Please Note: There is no specific fellows application form to fill out. You apply simply by sending the materials listed below in an email to the "Submit To" address listed above. Please title your email "FELLOWS APPLICATION 2012" -Thank You
Curriculum vitae.
A 3- to 5- page double-spaced statement that outlines a major research project to be completed during the fellowship and describes its relevance to the Carr research agenda. Statements for the Tueni Fellowship should outline a project that relates directly to human rights in the Middle East.
While the Center welcomes project proposals on any human rights-related topic for the Carr Center general fellowship, this year preference will be given to areas of scholarship consistent with the Carr Center's focus on:
1) human trafficking;
2) gender, sexuality, and human rights (including LGBT rights);
3) the human rights to water and sanitation;
4) human rights education
The statement should explain how the project will add to the body of knowledge about human rights policy, outline your qualifications to complete this research, and describe the methods you will use to carry out the project. Please put your name on each page of the statement, entitle it “Academic/Scholar Fellowship Application Statement.”
Please Note:
Completed applications must be received at the Carr Center by 11:59 p.m. on March 31, 2012. Applicants bear full responsibility for ensuring that all materials are received by the due date and will not be notified of incomplete applications. The Center will contact finalists regarding submission of supplemental documentation, which may include two letters of reference. Decisions will be announced by April 30, 2012. Full year fellowships will begin September 1, 2012 and end on June 30, 2013.