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The European Union Center at the University of Missouri encourages multi-disciplinary research on the European Union and its concomitant institutions. In order to facilitate this end, the Center offers a number of grants to faculty and international scholars to encourage the production of original, scholarly research that produces publications or other creative accomplishments. EU Starter Grant
Eligibility: Any faculty, full or part-time, currently working on the Columbia campus, regardless of rank, tenure status or discipline may participate. Awardees will be considered fellows of the Center and receive its support in their projects. Funding: Starter grants for a maximum of $3,500 are intended to be used for travel by either an MU participant or EU colleague or to fund preliminary work leading to a funding proposal to support further work by the partners. Obligations: Faculty awardees will be expected to: 1) Make a presentation on their project as part of a series of informal brown bag luncheon seminars sponsored by the EU Center. 2) Write and submit an associated grant or contract application during the 2007-2008 academic year. Applications: Should be submitted by electronic mail and contain 1) 500-750 word description of the proposed partnership project 2) Estimated budget to be covered by the starter grant 3) Current curriculum vitae 4) Note from the potential EU partner, indicating willingness to participate.
Applications will be reviewed by a committee of the Center's Academic Cabinet. Deadline for applications: February 15, 2007. Successful applicants will be notified in time to travel during the winter break in March 2007. Submit questions and applications to: Byron T. Scott Director, European Union Center 57 McReynolds Hall 882-7792 scottbt@missouri.edu Dr. Johann Bruhn, Research Associate Professor, Division of Plant Sciences Prof. Edmund B. Lambeth, Professor Emeritus, School of Journalism Prof. Thomas P. Quinn, Professor, Department of Biochemistry and Radiology Prof. Charles N. Davis, Executive Director, Freedom of Information Center;
Associate Professor & Chair, News-Editorial, School of
Journalism Prof. Vladislav V. Glinskii, Research Assistant Professor, Department of Biochemistry
School of Medicine Prof. Lanis L. Hicks, Director, Graduate Program in Health Services Management Prof. Laura M. J. McCann, Assistant Professor, Department of Agricultural Economics Prof. Josephine Stealey, Sculptor and Professor Art, Department of Art Prof. Jan Andrew Miernyk, Adjunct Assistant, Associate, Full Professor, Department
of Biochemistry Prof. Rose-Marie Muzika, Assistant/ Associate Professor, Department of Forestry,
School of Natural Resources . The funding list is a place where scholars and researchers can access to opportunities for larger grants from EU-funded organizations. ? We do two things to update the funding list: delete calls recently closed, and add new calls recently opened.? For example, the update before the spring break has new calls from European Commission Agriculture and Rural Development, Media, and Consumer Affairs.
This bibliography intends to provide a comprehensive platform for people who are interestedin immigration in the European Union member states. It contains papers in recent years withtopics in fields of immigration policy and immigration phenomena. It also provides Websites that are related to current information and news coverage regarding immigration in theEuropean Union member states. There are about 64 papers and 8 Web site links. |
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