THE CONSORTIUM FOR THE STUDY OF THE
PREMODERN WORLD is hosting a Workshop Workshop on Wednesday, March 7 from 3:30
PM – 5:00 PM in Heller Hall Room 1210. Attendance is strongly encouraged for
prospective workshop leaders. Research workshops address intellectual questions
in global premodern studies and vary greatly in their topics of inquiry and
workshop activies. Consortium research workshops model collaboration across
disciplines, chronologies, and geographies and have become the core of the
consortium in terms of scope and level of participation. The maximum level of
funding is $5,000 per workshop, but most do not require this level of support. Applications
for the 2018 – 2019 academic year are due Friday, April 13. For more
information, see below. For the application, click here.
Applications for 2018-2019 CSPW Research Workshops are Now Available
Applications are Due Friday, April 13th
Preparing your Application: We are happy to discuss ideas prior to the submission of the workshop application. We strongly encourage prospective workshop leaders to attend our Workshop Workshop on Wednesday, March 7th from 3:30-5:00 pm in Heller Hall 1210. You may also set up a meeting by contacting premod@umn.edu.
About the Consortium for the Study of the Premodern World: Recognized by 1.5 million dollars in start-up grants from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Consortium for the Study of the Premodern World at the University of Minnesota is an innovative humanities initiative connecting university researchers, established centers, and area cultural institutions to further our understanding of the foundations of the contemporary world.
About the CSPW Research Workshops: Each academic year, the Consortium for the Study of the Premodern World funds approximately twenty research workshops. These faculty- and graduate student-led initiatives involve scholars at the University of Minnesota as well as partners at local, national, and international institutions.
Research workshops address intellectual questions in global premodern studies and vary greatly in their topics of inquiry and workshop activities—ranging from small reading groups focused on a diverse global literature to workshops linked to graduate seminars, conferences, and major research initiatives. Consortium research workshops model collaboration across disciplines, chronologies, and geographies and have become the core of the consortium in terms of scope and level of participation.
You can learn more about the Consortium for the Study of the Premodern World and see current and past lists of research workshops on our website.
Funding details: The maximum level of funding is $5,000 per workshop. Most workshops do not require this level support and operate with several hundred dollars.
About the CSPW Research Workshops: Each academic year, the Consortium for the Study of the Premodern World funds approximately twenty research workshops. These faculty- and graduate student-led initiatives involve scholars at the University of Minnesota as well as partners at local, national, and international institutions.
Research workshops address intellectual questions in global premodern studies and vary greatly in their topics of inquiry and workshop activities—ranging from small reading groups focused on a diverse global literature to workshops linked to graduate seminars, conferences, and major research initiatives. Consortium research workshops model collaboration across disciplines, chronologies, and geographies and have become the core of the consortium in terms of scope and level of participation.
You can learn more about the Consortium for the Study of the Premodern World and see current and past lists of research workshops on our website.
Funding details: The maximum level of funding is $5,000 per workshop. Most workshops do not require this level support and operate with several hundred dollars.
To Apply: Please complete the attached application form and submit it to premod@umn.edu by Friday, April 13th, 2018.
Preparing your Application: We are happy to discuss ideas prior to the submission of the workshop application. We strongly encourage prospective workshop leaders to attend our Workshop Workshop on Wednesday, March 7th from 3:30-5:00 pm in Heller Hall 1210. You may also set up a meeting by contacting premod@umn.edu.
