Environmental Fellowship Program at Harvard University in USA, 2016
The Harvard University Center for the Environment is awarding
approximately six environmental fellowships for the 2016 cohort. The Harvard University Center for the Environment created the
Environmental Fellows program to enable recent doctorate recipients to use and
expand Harvard's extraordinary resources to tackle complex environmental problems.
The Environmental Fellows will work for two years with Harvard faculty members in any school or department to create new knowledge while also strengthening connections across the University's academic disciplines.
The Environmental Fellows will work for two years with Harvard faculty members in any school or department to create new knowledge while also strengthening connections across the University's academic disciplines.
Scholarship Provider/ Funding Agency
Harvard
University, USA
Study Area
Environmental
Studies
Scholarship
open for
International
Applicants
Scholarship
Level
Research
Program
Eligibility
· Applicant's prior academic and
professional success and
his or her potential contribution to scholarship or practice
· Project significance: the potential impact of the
research project on scholarship at Harvard and on environmental problems
· Diversity: The selection committee will
select a group of fellows in 2016 who will complement those selected the
previous year, creating a group of approximately 13 men and women with diverse
ethnic and racial backgrounds and a diverse set of academic interests and skills.
The ideal group would include fellows working with host faculty members at
every one of Harvard's professional schools and many of the departments
overseen by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Recipients—and hosts—may
include people with degrees in the sciences, economics, law, government, public
policy, public health, medicine, design, and the full array of humanities.
Their research topics will be equally varied.
· Interdisciplinary research
projects are
encouraged, although this is not a requirement for the fellowship. Candidates
with interests in a single discipline are encouraged to apply.
· Host's commitment: the host faculty member's
enthusiasm for the proposed project and fellow, the host's ability to mentor
the fellow, and his or her ability to provide office space and a productive
work environment.
Number of
Scholarships
Six fellowships
Scholarship
Duration
Not Specified
Coverage/Scholarship
Benefits
he fellowship include a salary of $62,000 per year, employee
health insurance eligibility, up to $2,500 reimbursement for travel
expenses, and a $2,500 allowance for travel and other professional expenses.
Application
Method
Please be sure to closely read the Program Requirements. Applications for the 2016 cohort are due by January 13, 2016. The Center will select a group of
fellows and alternates by March 2016, and contact applicants with results at
that time.
Submissions:
1. Please complete the following form and attach the relevant supporting
documents as PDFs:
a) curriculum vitae including list of publications.
b) detailed research proposal, maximum of five pages, references counted separately. Within the proposal, applicants should explain their reasons for applying to a Harvard residential environmental fellowship.
Note: While applicants should discuss the proposal with their potential faculty hosts, the final product should clearly be the work of the applicant.
c) up to three publications/writing samples.
2. Three letters of reference, including one from the applicant's dissertation adviser.
3. A letter of support is also required from the applicant's host committing to serve as a mentor and explaining his or her commitment to the proposed research, including the provision of office or lab space and any financial commitments.
Applicants are encouraged to ask their referees and hosts to email letters of reference as PDFs or, if necessary, as Word documents attached to the emails. Referees and hosts should send their letters directly to the attention of Jean Gauthier at the Center at environmental_fellows@harvard.edu.
The Center will notify applicants to confirm receipt of a complete application.
a) curriculum vitae including list of publications.
b) detailed research proposal, maximum of five pages, references counted separately. Within the proposal, applicants should explain their reasons for applying to a Harvard residential environmental fellowship.
Note: While applicants should discuss the proposal with their potential faculty hosts, the final product should clearly be the work of the applicant.
c) up to three publications/writing samples.
2. Three letters of reference, including one from the applicant's dissertation adviser.
3. A letter of support is also required from the applicant's host committing to serve as a mentor and explaining his or her commitment to the proposed research, including the provision of office or lab space and any financial commitments.
Applicants are encouraged to ask their referees and hosts to email letters of reference as PDFs or, if necessary, as Word documents attached to the emails. Referees and hosts should send their letters directly to the attention of Jean Gauthier at the Center at environmental_fellows@harvard.edu.
The Center will notify applicants to confirm receipt of a complete application.
Deadline
January 13, 2016
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