[ALBSA-Info] Fwd: Opportunity Announcement

[Agron Alibali]

> 
> 
> 
> The Kokkalis Program would like to announce the
> following two
> opportunities:
> _______________________________________
> 6th Annual Graduate Student Workshop on Southeastern
> and East-Central
> Europe
> Call for Papers
> 
> The Kokkalis Program on Southeastern and
> East-Central Europe, John F.
> Kennedy School of Government, and the Southeast
> European Study Group, Minda
> de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard
> University, will hold the
> sixth annual Kokkalis Graduate Student Workshop on
> February 5-6, 2004.
> 
> Doctoral students are invited to submit proposals
> for papers to be
> delivered at the workshop. Proposals should be a
> maximum of 500 words and
> should fall into one of the thematic units listed
> below, relative to one or
> more of the countries specified below:
> 
> Thematic units:
>  - Southeastern Europe and the United States
>  - Religion in Southeastern Europe: Historical and
> Contemporary
>  - Post-Communist Transition and the Prospect of EU
> Membership in
> Southeastern Europe
> 
> Countries of focus:
>  Albania - Bosnia-Herzegovina - Bulgaria - Croatia -
> Cyprus - Greece -
> Hungary
> F.Y.R. of Macedonia - Moldova - Romania - Serbia &
> Montenegro - Slovenia -
> Turkey
> 
> A number of grants for travel and accommodation are
> available.
> 
> Deadline for submission is November 14, 2003.
> 
> Proposals and CVs should be submitted online at
>
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/scholarship_form/GSW/index.html
> Alternatively, they may also be submitted via email
> at
> Kokkalis_Program at ksg.harvard.edu
> 
> For more information on the Graduate Student
> Workshop please visit
> http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/kokkalis
> 
> ________________________________________
> 
> Master's in Public Policy, Public Administration,
> and Public
> Administration/International Development
> Fellowships for 2004-2005
> 
> 
> The Kokkalis Program on Southeastern and
> East-Central Europe awards
> fellowships to enable individuals with outstanding
> intellectual promise
> from its region of focus to pursue Master's degrees
> at the John F. Kennedy
> School of Government, Harvard University.
> 
> Eligible to apply for the 2004-2005 Kokkalis
> Fellowship Program are natives
> of Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia,
> Greece, Hungary, the
> Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Moldova,
> Romania, Serbia and
> Montenegro, and Turkey who are applying to one of
> the following degree
> programs at the John F. Kennedy School of
> Government:  Master in Public
> Policy (MPP); Master in Public Administration
> (MPA2); Mid-Career Master in
> Public Administration (MC/MPA); Master in Public
> Administration in
> International Development (MPA/ID).
> 
> Candidates must hold an undergraduate degree
> recognized by their native
> state and an academic and/or professional background
> in one of the
> following fields: social sciences, public policy
> and/or administration, the
> non-profit sector, law, economics, business, or work
> experience in related
> fields.  All applicants should demonstrate a strong
> commitment to public
> service and the region of Southeastern Europe.
> 
> Candidates must complete both the Kennedy School
> application for admission
> and the Kokkalis Fellowship application and can
> submit all materials
> electronically.  Prospective applicants should visit
> http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/kokkalis/fellowships.html
> for details on the
> full application process.
> 
> Information on the Kokkalis Fellowship Program and
> paper copies of the
> Kennedy School application may also be obtained
> from:
> 
> Ankara:     The Fulbright Commission            +90
> 312 428 4824
> Athens:           The Kokkalis Foundation       +30
> 210 610 5451
> Belgrade:   U.S. Embassy, Public Affairs Office +38
> 11 306 4771
> Bucharest:  The Fulbright Commission            +40
> 21 230 7719
> Budapest:   The Fulbright Commission            +36
> 1 462 8040
> Chisinau:   U.S. Embassy, Public Affairs Office +373
> 2 233 772 ext. 8915
> Istanbul:   The Fulbright Commission            +90
> 212 244 1105
> Podgorica   U.S. Consulate                      +381
> 81 225417
> Sarajevo:   U.S. Embassy, Public Affairs Office +387
> 33 619 592
> Skopje:           Liaison Office of Greece          
>  +389 2 130 198
> Sofia:            The Fulbright Commission          
>  +359 2 981 8567
> Tirana:           Embassy of Greece             +355
> 423 3329
> Zagreb:           U.S. Embassy, Public Affairs
> Office +385 1 661 2243
> 
>  - Deadline for submission of the Kokkalis
> Fellowship application is
> December 12, 2003.
>  - Deadlines for admission to KSG vary according to
> the degree program, and
> applicants should consult the following website for
> details:
> http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/apply/deadlines.htm
> 

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