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Personal Information.
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We will be offering a Proposal Writing Workshop on Tuesday, February 9, 2023 at 3 pm ET in 341 Eggers Hall. The workshop will be hosted by Sue Wadley, Professor of Anthropology, Emerita.
Further Our Expectations:
Please note that award recipients must: (i) Award recipients are required to send a brief biography and project abstract (100-250 words total) with a headshot one to two paragraphs in all) and a photo to Dr. Matthew H. Baxter (mhbaxter@syr.edu) by May 15, 2023202 for use on the Moynihan Institute’s website, and, upon research completion: (ii) submit a 300-500 word report outlining research activities to mhbaxter@syr.edu; (iii) provide 3-5 photos representing the award’s use that would be suitable for distribution via the Moynihan Institute’s social media, and; (iv) be prepared to present your research or field experience upon invitation. Additional award-specific requirements, including deadlines for the preceding ones, will website
(ii) We expect that you will give a presentation upon invitation
(iii) We ask that you write a 1-2 page follow-up report on your grant related research activities
(iv) Additional requirements may be explained in the award notice.
The Bharati Memorial Award was established in 1994 to encourage and facilitate the study of South Asia among specifically among doctoral students at Maxwell. We therefore strongly encourage its recipients to present their projects in relevant forums during the 2023-2024 academic year, such as at the Annual Conference on South Asia, University of Wisconsin-Madison or other appropriate professional society conferences. Bharati Memorial Award recipients should also make significant efforts to publish a paper based on their funded project. Any publications and presentations that result from this award should acknowledge the “Bharati Memorial Award/South Asia Center Summer Research Grant Program at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School.”
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