Must be in the dissertation phase of a Ph.D. program focusing on Holocaust research; Eligible disciplines include Anthropology, Cultural Studies, Jewish Studies, History, Political Science, Philosophy, Religion, Sociology, and Women’s Studies; Must be able to focus on research without external commitments like full-time employment; University must have necessary faculty, courses, and research materials; Tuition costs must already be covered; Not eligible if confirmed to receive over $25,000 in other award funding (excluding tuition grants) for the funding year
Requirements
Enrolled and in good standing in a Ph.D. program supporting Holocaust study; Proficiency in a language of Eastern Europe or the former Soviet Union (or relevant region) necessary for research; Attend and present research at an annual summer week-long conference; Commit to full-time employment in Holocaust Studies on an academic level for at least five years post-Ph.D.
Application materials
General information; Academic resume/CV (max two pages); Two-paragraph abstract; Dissertation summary (max ten pages double-spaced) including title, works cited, and research significance; Two letters of recommendation (one from an academic advisor in Holocaust studies, one from an academic source); Optional: 90-second video file (max 6 MB)
How to apply
Apply through the Fluxx portal system; Upload required documents and request recommendations via the portal
Important dates
Awards are usually announced in April/May
Contact
Dr. Joanna Sliwa (Joanna.Sliwa@claimscon.org)
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