Institut Français d’Amérique
Department of History, CB# 3195
Attn: Professor Jay Smith
The University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3195
PHONE: 919-962-2115
FAX: 919-962-1403
E-MAIL: IFA@unc.edu
* President: Dr. Catherine A. Maley, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
* Vice President: Dr. Homer B. Sutton, Davidson College
* Secretary: Dr. Lloyd S. Kramer, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
* Treasurer: Mrs. Jean Wilson, Durham, North Carolina
GILBERT CHINARD RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS
HARMON CHADBOURN RORISON FELLOWSHIP
EDOUARD MOROT-SIR FELLOWSHIP IN FRENCH STUDIES
Three or four $1500 awards for maintenance (not travel) during research in France for a period of at least one month.
CANDIDACY:
Final stage Ph.D. dissertation, or Ph.D. held no longer than three years before application deadline of January 15.
FIELDS:
French studies in the areas of: art, economics, history, history of science, linguistics, literature and social sciences.
APPLICATION:
No application form. Applicants should write two pages maximum describing the research project and planned trip (location, length of stay, materials to be consulted, etc.), and include a current curriculum vitae. Please submit this application to
IFA@unc.edu. A separate confidential letter of recommendation from the dissertation director (under a University letterhead) is required for Ph.D. candidates. A confidential letter from the former dissertation director or another specialist in the field (also under official letterhead) is required for assistant professors. This letter should be sent in a pdf format or as a scanned document directly from the recommender to
IFA@unc.edu. The deadline for applications is January 15.
REPORT:
Upon return from France, the awardees will send a brief report to the Institut Français d’Amérique about their research and the work they have completed in France.
Applications should be sent by email before January 15 to: IFA@unc.edu
Please visit our website at: http://institut.unc.edu/
An Institute for French-American Studies
Founded in Washington D.C in 1926 Based in Chapel Hill since 1972
Formerly Institut Français de Washington