[KS] Harvard-Yenching Library Travel Grants
Frank Joseph Shulman
fshulman at umd.edu
Wed Jan 7 17:29:13 EST 2015
This announcement was initially made some time ago, but according to Kunko Yamada McVey (Japanese Librarian) earlier today, there still are a number of grants available for research THIS year on Japan. The same might also apply for Korea. It would be best to check first directly with the Harvard-Yenching Library. Finally, interested individuals should keep in mind the possibility of the program's renewal for the 2015-2016 academic year as well.
Frank Joseph Shulman
January 7, 2015
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From: McVey, Kuniko Yamada [kmcvey at fas.harvard.edu]
To: The eastlib mailing list
Subject: [eastlib] Harvard-Yenching Library Travel Grant
TRAVEL GRANT PROGRAM
HARVARD-YENCHING LIBRARY
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
The Harvard-Yenching Library is pleased to announce its Travel Grant Program for the 2014-2015 academic year. The purpose of the grant is to assist scholars from outside the Boston metropolitan area in their use of the Harvard-Yenching Library’s collections for research. There will be nineteen grants of $500 each (seven in Chinese studies, seven in Japanese studies, and five in Korean studies) to be awarded on a merit basis to faculty members and to graduate students engaged in dissertation research. Priority consideration will be given to those at institutions where there are no or few library resources in the East Asian languages, and no major East Asian library collections are available nearby. Each grantee also will be provided with the privilege of free photocopying of up to 100 sheets. Please note that the awards must be used by August 31, 2015.
Applications for the travel grant, including a letter, a brief description of the research topic, and an estimated budget, should be addressed to the following:
James K. M. Cheng
Librarian
Harvard-Yenching Library
Harvard University
2 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02138
Fax: (617) 496-6008
E-mail: jkcheng at fas.harvard.edu
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