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shenbuvFUNDING AGENCY NAME: US Holocaust Memorial Museum
RFP NAME: Summer Research Workshops
APPLICATION DUE DATE:
at Funding Agency:January 27, 2012at Research Authority:copy to RATYPE OF AWARD: Workshop, Seminar or Conference Support
LINKS:
RFP Text--http://www.ushmm.org/research/center/workshops/
DESCRIPTION: Workshops consist of two weeks of intensive discussion, culminating in a public presentation of the group's results. Morning sessions typically consist of presentations by participants on their particular research projects. Afternoon sessions are predominantly dedicated to in-depth discussions of the overarching research issues, priorities, findings, and conclusions, as well as some workshop-based research using the Museum's collections. The final public panel consists of presentations on (1) the importance of the work and the scholarly rationale for convening the workshop; (2) the issues discussed, approaches taken, and resources used by the group during the two weeks; (3) the issues and source materials identified by the group as the most significant for future work; and (4) the group's collective results, findings, and conclusions.
Participants will have access for workshop purposes to more than 42 million pages of Holocaust-related archival documentation; the museum's extensive library; oral history, film, photo, art, artifacts, and memoir collections; and Holocaust survivor database. Many of these sources have not been examined by scholars, offering unprecedented opportunities to advance the field of Holocaust studies.
Upon acceptance of your application, a Center scholar will work with the Workshop Coordinator(s) to finalize the dates and participants for the workshop. All participants must attend the entire workshop. Non-U.S. citizens will be responsible for obtaining any visas necessary to attend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Krista Hegburg
Program Officer
University Programs Division
Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
100 Raoul Wallenberg Place,
SW 20024
United States
Phone: +1 (202) 488-0459
Fax: +1 (202) 479-9726
khegburg@ushmm.org
RFP NAME: Summer Research Workshops
APPLICATION DUE DATE:
at Funding Agency:January 27, 2012at Research Authority:copy to RATYPE OF AWARD: Workshop, Seminar or Conference Support
LINKS:
RFP Text--http://www.ushmm.org/research/center/workshops/
DESCRIPTION: Workshops consist of two weeks of intensive discussion, culminating in a public presentation of the group's results. Morning sessions typically consist of presentations by participants on their particular research projects. Afternoon sessions are predominantly dedicated to in-depth discussions of the overarching research issues, priorities, findings, and conclusions, as well as some workshop-based research using the Museum's collections. The final public panel consists of presentations on (1) the importance of the work and the scholarly rationale for convening the workshop; (2) the issues discussed, approaches taken, and resources used by the group during the two weeks; (3) the issues and source materials identified by the group as the most significant for future work; and (4) the group's collective results, findings, and conclusions.
Participants will have access for workshop purposes to more than 42 million pages of Holocaust-related archival documentation; the museum's extensive library; oral history, film, photo, art, artifacts, and memoir collections; and Holocaust survivor database. Many of these sources have not been examined by scholars, offering unprecedented opportunities to advance the field of Holocaust studies.
Upon acceptance of your application, a Center scholar will work with the Workshop Coordinator(s) to finalize the dates and participants for the workshop. All participants must attend the entire workshop. Non-U.S. citizens will be responsible for obtaining any visas necessary to attend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Krista Hegburg
Program Officer
University Programs Division
Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
100 Raoul Wallenberg Place,
SW 20024
United States
Phone: +1 (202) 488-0459
Fax: +1 (202) 479-9726
khegburg@ushmm.org
