Institute for Ethnic Studies
in the United States (IESUS)
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
As of 2011, unfortunately, IESUS is no longer offering funding. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Best of luck to those who are doing this important and necessary work!
Through the support of The Graduate School Fund for Excellence & Innovation (GSFEI), the Institute for Ethnic Studies in the
IESUS aspires to generate scholarly input
about ethnic studies by creating new knowledge and by stimulating and
supporting the scholarly activities of relevant faculty (i.e., particularly
junior faculty). Our support for current research and scholarship could, of
course, take the form of paying for the support services for the completion of
manuscripts (e.g. transcription services, image production, publication fees, etc.), or assisting in the completion of an on-going research project. The primary goals of the IESUS are as follows:
- To
support research and scholarly activities of faculty members, especially
less senior ones.
- To
support the preparation of grant proposals for external funding by
relevant faculty relative to the goals of the Institute.
The assumption in setting forth the above
goals is that the Institute should build for the future by supporting present
research productivity to develop our national visibility to the point where we
can more readily gain research grants.
Application and Deadlines
Proposals are accepted twice a year: November
15th and April 15th. Decisions will be made within six weeks of
submission.
Contacting us
You can contact the Institute at: iesus@u.washington.edu, (206) 616-6610 (please leave a message for Kelly Koo), or University of Washington campus Box 351525. Applications can be
submitted to Dr. William George, Box 351525, or dropped in his mailbox located
in Guthrie
Hall.
William H. George, Ph.D., Director
Kelly H. Koo, M.S., Research Assistant
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