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WEBINAR: Happening at 3:00 PM ET today (11/13)!
The Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad (DDRA) application is now open! Check out our website to join our live webinar this afternoon.
ed.gov/grants-and-programs/g…
#Fulbright #FulbrightHays #Webinar
ALT Webinar Information
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Online WiP: “From the High Caucasus to the Moldavian plains: Iron Age Hillforts and the Evolution of Indigenous Black Sea Kingdoms.“
Prof. Owen Doonan, CSU Northridge; CAORC multi-country Fellow 2024
13 November 2024 at 18:30 Tbilisi time
Zoom link: us06web.zoom.us/.../tZwtd...
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Join diplomats @v_hunanyan & Hakob Gabrielyan to discuss how Armenian diplomacy evolved over the centuries and how lessons learned from the past help 🇦🇲 navigate modern geopolitical uncertainties. Online. 11/14:
daviscenter.fas.harvard.edu/…
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Submit proposals now for the MESA Undergraduate Research Workshop organized by the Committee on Undergraduate Middle East Studies! The workshop is an opportunity for anyone considering graduate work or developing research and presentation skills.
Details: mesana.org/annual-meeting/un…
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The Multi-Country Research Fellowship is now accepting applications! This #fellowship enables US scholars to carry out transnational #research in countries across the network of Overseas Research Centers as well as other countries. caorc.org/multi-fellowship-g… #researchers #grants
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The preliminary program for the CESS Fall 2024 Conference is now online! We also have a very limited number of travel grants available for this conference and the deadline to apply for them is August 15, 2024. More details can be found on our website centraleurasia.org/cess-fall….
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Attention educators and students! 🎓🌍 @usedgov's #FulbrightHays programs are your gateway to explore, study abroad, and forge international connections. Learn more at www2.ed.gov/about/offices/li… #BeGlobalReady
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Online talk on "Azizkendi Tepe: A new “Leilatepe” period site in the Republic of Georgia. Results from the Second Season of Excavations" by Ira Schwartz, University of Toronto and ARISC Fellow
July 31, 2024
5:00-6:30PM Tbilisi Time
Zoom registration: bit.ly/4eYAtly
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Your local and public libraries may also provide access!
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We are hiring! Our Program on Georgian Studies is looking for a new director. This position will collaborate with @Harvard and Georgia-based scholars, organize a range of cultural events, and travel! Learn more and apply here: sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/…
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Call for Proposals! Deadline: April 12, 2024
To submit a presentation proposal: buff.ly/49hXiN8
To register to attend (not presenting): buff.ly/43IUo2s
More information about all of our research forums can be found here: buff.ly/3PfDiDy
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TOMORROW: Research Meetup Series: Doing Research in the Caucasus
Join us to share practical tips, logistical questions, and local resources!
Jan. 24, 12pm EDT
Register now: buff.ly/3z6vOch
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We are hiring an editor for our new #CentralAsia and #Caucasus publication! The position will be fully remote and contractors with experience in the region, knowledge of regional languages, and prior editing experience are preferred. Apply by Jan. 19: wilsoncenter.org/opportunity…
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Weekly Georgian Etymology: მარხილი marxili 'sleigh, sled' from Old Georgian ႫႠႰჄႨႪႨ marqʰili, agentive nominalization of Georgian-Zan *rqʰ- sway, slide, vibrate.
ALT The oldest photograph of a Georgian sleigh, dating to 1912.
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T-mins 1 day for our Q&A Session tomorrow Wed.13 from 2-4pm EST with #FulbrightHays Seminars Abroad Program Officers! The competition deadline is a few weeks away, make sure to get all the clarification you need before submitting. #BeGlobalReady #IFLE www2.ed.gov/programs/iegpssa…
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Weekly Georgian Etymology: ხიდი xidi 'bridge', from Old Georgian ჴიდი qʰidi, from Georgian-Zan *qʰid- bridge, ablauted nominalization of Proto-Kartvelian *qʰ(e)d- come, go. Despite the similarity, it has no relation to Ossetian хид bridge or Hungarian híd bridge.
ALT Arched stone bridge in Maxunceti municipality, Ajaria, Georgia
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Make it a December to Remember~#FulbrightHays Seminars Abroad Q&A session next Wed, Dec.13 from 2-4pm EST! #BeGlobalReady, stop by & ask Program Officers any lingering questions about the application. www2.ed.gov/programs/iegpssa…
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The Multi-Country Research Fellowship is accepting applications through Dec 6! This #fellowship supports research in the #humanities, #socialsciences, & #naturalsciences for US doctoral candidates, who are 'ABD', & US #scholars who have earned their PhD. caorc.org/multi-fellowship-g…
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The CAORC-NEH Research Fellowship is now accepting applications! This #fellowship provides the opportunity for scholars to spend significant time in one country with an Overseas Research Center as a base. The deadline is January 24, 2024! caorc.org/neh-fellowship-gui…
