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Harvard University| Title | Visiting Scholar or Fellow (Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies) |
|---|---|
| School | Faculty of Arts and Sciences |
| Department/Area | Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies |
| Position Description | The Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies' Visiting Scholar Program offers comprehensive research, training and professional development opportunities for both junior and senior scholars whose research relates to Russia and/or Eurasia. Visiting Scholars and Fellows pursue their research with support from an interdisciplinary community of experts and with access to world-class resources. The program provides scholars with experiences and connections that endure well beyond the fellowship year. Both junior and senior scholars are encouraged to apply. Citizens of all countries are eligible. Research proposals on topics related to the following regions are welcome: the Baltics, Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, and Russia. About this position: • This position is unpaid. Applicants are required to secure external funding independently. This can include receiving funding through home institutions or through external grant sources. • This position is not eligible for Harvard employee benefits • Citizens of all countries may apply • All Visiting Scholars and Fellows receive borrowing privileges at Harvard libraries, and, in some cases, receive shared office space at the Davis Center |
| Basic Qualifications | This position is for junior or senior scholars who are pursuing research related to Russia and/or Eurasia. Citizens of all countries may apply. Fellow: Must have external funding or ability to self fund. Not for individuals who hold a completed Ph.D.. Visiting Scholar: Must have external funding or ability to self-fund. Ordinarily for tenure track faculty or other individuals who are at a senior level in their career. Postdoctoral Fellow: Must have outside funding meeting Harvard's minimum of $56,484, or the appropriate NIH step for their experience level. Must have a Ph.D.. |
| Additional Qualifications | Visit durations are: 1. Fall term (September 1-December 30) 2. Spring term (January 1-May 31) 3. Both fall and spring term |
| Special Instructions | We are accepting applications on a rolling deadline for AY 2025-2026 until March 31, 2025. |
| Contact Information | Kate Flaherty, Research Programs Coordinator |
| Contact Email | kflaherty@fas.harvard.edu |
| Salary Range | This position is unpaid |
| Minimum Number of References Required | 2 |
| Maximum Number of References Allowed | 3 |
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- Please indicate the month and year in which you received, or expect to receive, your PhD or equivalent terminal degree.
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- Please indicate the field in which you received, or expect to receive, your PhD (or equivalent terminal degree).
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- Please indicate your current employer and position.
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- Proposed research title
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- Please provide a short summary of your research plan at Harvard. (200 words)
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- Please list those languages other than English in which you have fluency, specifying reading, spoken, or both
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- Fellows are required to be proficient in English. Non-US citizens, if accepted, will be asked to supply proof of English proficiency through documentation or interview. Are you proficient in English?
- Yes, I am proficient in English.
- No, I am not proficient in English.
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