Application to be a Visiting Scholar
SCANCOR at the Weatherhead Center
Harvard University

Please note that SCANCOR at the Weatherhead Center will only consider applications from tenure-track or tenured researchers or faculty who are working at eligible institutions. Harvard operates on a semester system and appointments are for one or two full semesters. Fall semester starts in late August and concludes in early December, and spring semester starts in late January and concludes in early May.

To apply for an appointment, submit:

1. a curriculum vitae

2. a project description of approximately two pages that describes the organizational and international aspects of the project you intend to work on if you are selected

3. an example of writing in English (e.g., paper, article, chapter).

NOTE: All files should be .pdf format for uploading and all required information must be uploaded at the same time. Successful submission will generate an auto-reply.

Your name and address

First name*

Last name*

Gender

Title*

Institution*

Department*

E-mail*

Street*

Postal code*

City*

Country*

Preferred period for visit

Preferred arrival semester

Year*

Fall semester (Arrival by the last Monday in August)

Spring semester (Arrival by the last Monday in January)

Preferred departure

Departure: Month*

Year*

Have you applied to visit SCANCOR at Stanford in the past?

Yes, I have applied to SCANCOR at Stanford

Have you been a visiting scholar at SCANCOR on the Stanford campus?

Yes, I am an alumna/us of SCANCOR at Stanford

*) Required fields

Attach documents to be included (pdf only):


Curriculum vitae*		Example of writing in English (e.g., paper, article, chapter)*


Summary self-description including a statement of goals and motivation to visit SCANCOR*

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Application to be a Visiting Scholar SCANCOR at the Weatherhead Center Harvard University

Your name and address

Preferred period for visit

Attach documents to be included (pdf only):

Application to be a Visiting Scholar
SCANCOR at the Weatherhead Center
Harvard University