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Upload your proposal as a PDF file to the online application.
Page 1.Doctoral Dissertation or Master's Thesis Graduate Program Status.
Provide a brief summary of your progress and current status in your graduate (doctoral or /master's) program (coursework completed, research focus, faculty supervisor, dissertation or thesis committee if applicable).
Pages 2-3. Project Description.
Please describe the project for which you are seeking funds. Your proposal text must be no longer than 500 words. Briefly describe your project, locate your work and potential contributions in the most important relevant scholarship; outline your proposed methods and state why they fit your topic. A list of references may add a page to the 500 words of text. Include a word count at the end of your 500-word narrative. Proposals exceeding the 500-word limit will not be considered.
Page 4. Budget.
Please provide a detailed budget. Categories may include stipends, living expenses (either in Syracuse or elsewhere while doing research), travel, per diems, survey design and administration, book/data/software purchases, research fees, and so on. Equipment is not eligible for inclusion in the budget.
Page 5. Other Support.
Please provide details about other support that you have received for this project this summer. If you have no other financial support, say so explicitly. Finally, please list the all other applications that you have made for project support (i.e.g., FLAS, etc.).
Part 3.
Vita. Upload your Curriculum Vitae to the online application. Your contact information (mail, tel., email), should appear there.
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