The Harriman Institute at Columbia University
Undergraduate Fellowship Program
Fall 2011 Competition
Program description: The Harriman Institute at Columbia University is continuing its undergraduate fellowship program, which is open to Barnard College, Columbia College, and General Studies students. This program is designed to provide research support on a competitive basis to juniors and seniors who have a serious interest in the post-Soviet and/or East-Central European regions. It is expected that students will use the fellowship to assist them in researching and writing their senior theses, or to complete an equivalent major research project.
Successful candidates may receive up to $2500 to offset their field research expenses in the region, with the expectation that the research will be conducted over the 2012 summer break. Fellows will have the opportunity to attend all Harriman Institute events for the 2012/2013 academic year, and will be required to present the results of their own research at a public seminar hosted by the Harriman Institute in April of 2013. Those seeking to apply for support for research to be conducted over the winter break of 2012/2013 should be advised that the fellowship competition for the summer will be held during the fall 2012 semester.
Details on the application may be found in the competition flyer posted to the right.
For further inquiries, please contact Lydia Hamilton at lch2111@columbia.edu.
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- HI Undergraduate Fellowship Application (Spring 2012 Competition)
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