SUBMISSION DEADLINE: JUNE 15

UCLA Academic Senate faculty affiliated with CEES may apply for funds which are to be used to organize events focusing on Europe/Eurasia or to support week-long visits by European/Eurasian scholars whose work focuses on Europe/Eurasia. Events and scholars with multidisciplinary appeal are especially welcome, as are those that may attract external funding or lead to future collaborations.

Priority is given to projects that focus on the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, new initiatives, and annual events in their first three years. However, all projects of serious academic merit that focus on Europe or Eurasia will be considered. Project descriptions must demonstrate how the project will advance knowledge of European or Eurasian societies, histories, or cultures.

All funds must be spent in the period for which they are awarded.

Following the end of the grant period, recipients are expected to submit a brief activity and expense report.

Cost-sharing with other departments and programs is encouraged. Applicants are also encouraged to seek additional travel allowances from the Council for European Studies at Columbia University (http://www.councilforeuropeanstudies.org/grants-and-awards/travel-grants)

Supporting documentation: two-page project description written in language accessible to non-specialist colleagues, itemized budget, CV(s) of visitor(s)

Requirements specific to each of the funding categories are outlined below:

Conferences, Workshops, Speaker Series

• Award amount: up to $5000 per project
• Event(s) must include non-UCLA scholars

Note: Faculty may apply for funding to support conferences organized by graduate and undergraduate students.

Visiting Scholars

• Award amount: up to $3000
• Awards may cover round-trip flight, hotel, per diem, honorarium of up to $1000
• Visitors will be expected to engage in the following events: a public lecture, a faculty workshop, and a graduate student workshop
• Visitors must be housed administratively in a UCLA academic department (not in CEES or the International Institute)

Information should be uploaded into the system as PDF, DOC (Word), or XLS (Excel) documents. PDFs are the easiest for the reviewers to read. Free PDF converters are available on the web if you do not have the latest version of Acrobat or MS Office on your computer.

You have one hour to submit your application. If you do not submit within one hour, your session will time out and your application data will be lost. Once you submit, it is possible to go back and update or revise your application multiple times.

If you have further questions, please contact Liana Grancea at lgrancea@international.ucla.edu, phone: (310) 825-8030.