Scholarship and Internship Opportunities:
WID offers mini-grants to the MSU-WID Core Faculty Group for initiation
of faculty research and for the development of new courses, course modules,
and study-abroad programs related to gender, development, and global change.
WID and CASID offer competitive US Department of Education Title VI-supported
Foreign
Language and Area Studies Fellowships to US graduate students
enrolled in degree programs at Michigan State University which focus on
international development and globalization.
A FLAS Fellowship Application, Information Form, and Faculty Evaluation
Request are available below in Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat formats.
You can enter your information on the application within the Word program
and print a completed copy, or print out a hard copy from Word or Acrobat
and type your information. Return completed application with required
enclosures to CASID, 202 International Center, Michigan State
University, East Lansing, MI 48824-1035.
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FLAS Fellowship Application
Information Form (Word version)
FLAS Fellowship Application
Information Form (Acrobat version)
FLAS Fellowship Application
(Word version)
FLAS Fellowship Application
(Acrobat version)
FLAS Faculty
Evaluation Request (Word version)
FLAS Faculty
Evaluation Request (Acrobat version)
Annual speaker series and conferences on gender, globalization,
and development are open to students, faculty, and the public.
The African Studies
Center (ASC) and the Women and International Development
Program (WID) are offering Compton Peace Fellowships for dissertation
research by students from Sub-Saharan Africa. This program is an element
of the MSU African Higher Education Renaissance Initiative (AHERI).
These dissertation fellowship awards are made possible by a grant from
the Compton Foundation through its Peace Fellowship Program for addressing
peace, conflict resolution, and security in Africa.
WID Graduate Assistantships: A limited number of
assistantships are available to graduate students with special interest
in international development and global transformation as they affect
women and gender relations. Please e-mail wid@msu.edu
for information about upcoming opportunities.
The Diversity and Global Change Undergraduate
Internship Program: If you are a Sophomore or Junior attending
MSU and interested in development issues and their effects on women globally,
particularly in the Third World, contact our office (wid@msu.edu)
to find out about current and future internship positions.
Study Abroad: A number of Gender and International Development
Study Abroad Programs are offered through MSU's Office of Study Abroad.
Click here for a list of opportunities.
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