Application is now open for the Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab (SNAPL) Fellowships for Global Scholars. Interested applicants are encouraged to send their applications in before the deadline date.
About Stanford University and Fellowship
Located in Stanford, California, Stanford University is a private research university formerly known as Leland Stanford Junior University. With more than 17,000 students enrolled, the campus is one of the biggest in the country at 8,180 acres (3,310 hectares).
In honor of their only child, Leland Stanford Jr., who had passed away from typhoid illness at the age of fifteen the year before, Leland Stanford, the railroad magnate and eighth governor of California as well as the sitting senator at the time, created Stanford University in 1885 with the help of his wife, Jane.
Applications are being accepted for visiting fellow positions at SNAPL, which will start in the autumn quarter of 2024, from professionals and researchers in the Asia-Pacific area. There are three slots for visiting fellows, one of which is reserved especially for research on the Philippines. The lab is looking for academics and professionals with doctorates or notable track records of professional accomplishments about the following four study themes: “Talent Flows and Development,” “Nationalism and Racism,” “U.S.-Asia Relations,” and “Democratic Crisis and Reform.”
The visiting fellows will collaborate on research on one or more of the four aforementioned themes with postdoctoral fellows, connected Stanford professors, and students.
Details about Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab (SNAPL) Fellowships for Global Scholars:
Scholarship Sponsor: Stanford University, USA
Scholarship Value: $30,000
Number of awards: 3
Study level: Fellowship
Host Institution(s): Stanford University, USA
Benefits:
An additional $30,000 will be provided to each visiting fellow as a stipend. Throughout the academic year, visiting fellows are expected to engage in Center and Lab activities and must remain at the Center for the duration of their appointment. The visiting fellows will take part in the yearly SNAPL research trip to Asia, where they will meet stakeholders and conduct research. Access to Stanford research facilities, the ability to audit pertinent University lecture courses for free (with instructor permission), and the chance to take part in events at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and other locations on campus are additional benefits.
Eligibility Criteria for Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab (SNAPL) Fellowships for Global Scholars
Candidates holding a PhD in any rank are eligible to apply. Professionals in their mid-career who have a strong record of research publications are preferred. The caliber of research and publishing proposals, as well as past professional accomplishments, are taken into consideration when choosing visiting fellows. All fellows must be fluent in English, be visiting from outside of the Asia-Pacific area, and be linked with an outside institution or organization.
Note: The appointment is for one academic year.
Application Process for Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab (SNAPL) Fellowships for Global Scholars
Candidates interested in becoming visiting fellows must follow the below process:
- Fill out and submit the online Application Form;
- Upload to the online form (in English):
- a formal letter of request with a thorough description of the work they hope to accomplish in the lab and information on how they might work with the team on publications and research;
- a comprehensive and official curriculum vitae that includes a list of publications; and
- Send in two (2) recommendation letters. By March 1, 2024, the reference letters must be sent by email to Ms. Irene Kyoung at SNAPLcontact@stanford.edu. On top of every necessary document, the candidate’s legal name and email address must be entered.
Contact:
For more inquiries about the fellowships and application procedure, please contact Irene Kyoung at SNAPLcontact@stanford.edu or ikyoung@stanford.edu.
For details about being a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford, such as housing, cost of living, and other resources, please visit the website of Stanford’s Office of Postdoctoral Affairs.
For inquiries and details related to international scholars, please visit the website of Stanford’s Bechtel International Center.
The Application Deadline is: March 1, 2024
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