2018 Webinar Series continues April 11(12pm EST): Doing Research on Eastern Europe in the EU: Research Infrastructures, Grant Models, and Career Mobility
Participants will learn about the Herder Institute's holdings, fellowships, partnership programs, the Institute’s profile in Digital humanities, cooperative opportunities in German academia.
We are excited to announce the launch of professional development webinars offered by the Herder Institute for Historical Research on East-Central Europe. Are you a scholar or academic professional curious about European higher education and research? Discover opportunities to enhance your career mobility and research. This series is sponsored by ASEEES, EUSA, the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Russian and East European Studies and the ESC.
The Cohen-Tucker Dissertation Research Fellowship provides a stipend for US graduate students to conduct dissertation research on Russian historical studies.
ASEEES presented its annual awards for Distinguished Contributions to area studies, eight book prizes, an outstanding doctoral dissertation prize, graduate student essay prize, and a librarianship lifetime achievement award on November 11, 2017.
With over 650 sessions and many special events, the 2017 ASEEES Convention in Chicago, Nov. 9-12, promises to be an exceptional event. Here are some useful information about the convention before you go.
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