[Announcement from IARSLCE]
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Reminder
- Recognitions and Graduate Student Scholarships Due Wednesday, April 5,
2017
IARSLCE is pleased to
announce that nominations and applications are now being accepted for the
2017 recognitions and graduate student scholarships. We also invite
members to participate in the review process that determines recipients.
Additional details may be found below.
Nominations for 2017
recognitions and applications for graduate student scholarships are due
by Wednesday April 5th, 2017 and should be submitted electronically to info@researchslce.org; self-nominations are welcome. All
nominees and scholarship applicants will be notified of their status in
late May.
The Distinguished
Career Recognition acknowledges and celebrates intellectual
leadership through a body of work that has broad and deep impact on
service-learning and community engagement-including the study of it, the
practice of it, and the cultures and systems within which it is
undertaken.
The Early
Career Recognition acknowledges and celebrates intellectual
leadership through an emerging body of work that has begun to demonstrate
broad and deep impact on service-learning and community engagement -
including the study of it, the practice of it, and the cultures and/or
systems within which it is undertaken.
The Dissertation
Recognition acknowledges and celebrates a dissertation that
advances research on service-learning and community engagement through
rigorous and innovative inquiry and has the potential for impact -
including on the study of it, the practice of it, and/or the cultures and
systems within which it is undertaken.
Ten $500 Graduate
Student Scholarships are provided by the Association to support
graduate student participation in the 2017 IARSLCE Conference in Galway,
Ireland. Scholarship recipients fall into two categories: (a) early
graduate students and (b) advanced graduate students. A total of ten
scholarships will be awarded across the two categories. Within each
category, at least one scholarship will be awarded to an international
graduate student based outside the US.
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IARSLCE
Hears...
Indiana Campus Compact
is pleased to announce that we have released the RFP for those who are
interested in hosting the Pen to Paper Writing Retreat. You can
find more information and the RFP at this link: http://indianacampuscompact.org/pen-to-paper/.
We will have two
webinars for those who are interested in learning more about the benefits
of hosting this national event:
Questions about this
opportunity or the Pen to Paper Writing Retreat can be directed to Laura
Weaver, director of programs and member development with Indiana Campus
Compact at weaverla@iupui.edu.
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