ANTH 310 - Scholarly Advancement

Semester Offered: Fall
0.5 unit(s)

For students considering a scholarly or research future, this Intensive opens a window onto activities of scholarship including proposal writing, work shopping, scholarly communication and sharing research findings, peer review, and critique. This will be a supportive group for juniors and seniors in Anthropology and related departments and programs to write grant, fellowship applications (for example, Cornelison, Fulbright, Luce, Marshall, Watson) and graduate school applications (for MA and PhD programs) and/or to submit proposals and craft posters and papers for participation in scholarly conferences (for example American Anthropological Association or New York Conference on Asian Studies). Participants become familiar with a range of summer and post-graduate fellowships, conference opportunities and graduate programs and read examples of successful proposals. Faculty and administrators with experience as grant & fellowship reviewers provide group and individualized consultation. Martha Kaplan.

Prerequisite(s): Recommended for Juniors and Seniors.

Course Format: INT