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ANNOUNCING THE AMERICAN CENTER OF RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS, 2027β2028 for undergraduates, graduate students, and postgraduate researchers. DEADLINE: 15 February 2027. Details: acorjordan.org/fellowships-2β¦
"J. Shango Appointed Co-Coordinator of Overseas Faculty Development Seminar to Senegal."
Learn more about J. Shango and his experience as a participant of the OFDS program:
lonestar.edu//news/119680.htβ¦
@west_wara
#OFDSSengeal #facultydevelopment #caorcopportunities
Learn more about fellowship opportunities from CAORC and the American Overseas Research Centers here: caorc.org/opportunities
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π£ Will you be at the 54th Annual Conference on South Asia in Madison?
β¨ Drop by for a chat with Emily Rook-Koepsel, AIIS Director, and learn more about AIIS initiatives.
π Weβre especially looking forward to the AIIS Dissertation-to-Book Workshop. Letβs connect at @uwsoasia
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π CKS hosted its second 2026 Research Capacity-Building Workshop on October 22, led by Mr. Duong Keo. The session equipped 130+ participants with practical skills in qualitative data analysis and turning interview data into evidence-based research findings.
#CKS
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How did ancient communities navigate the Eastern Desert? ποΈ Yesterday, Dr. Mohamed Osman explored ancient routes, caravan tracks, and nomadic communities connecting Coptos and Thebes, revealing a landscape shaped by movement and exchange.
π shorturl.at/25b1A
(1/2) Information Session for University of Maine Faculty & Admin!
Join Jeff Badger, CAORC's Program Director, for a hybrid info session to learn more about the CAORC network, their programs, and the opportunities.
(2/2) If you're faculty or an administrator in the University of Maine system and are interested in learning more about CAORC, register here for the upcoming hybrid info session: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1Fβ¦
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We had a fantastic #AIIS Dialogues session in South Asian Studies. This monthβs virtual event theme was Teaching South Asia.
The full conversation is now available on the AIIS YouTube channel. Stream now! π₯
youtube.com/watch?v=5Fnv0F0qβ¦
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A dissertation is just the beginning of a bigger story! Weβre celebrating the books published by scholars who participated in the AIIS Dissertation to Publication Workshop, a program that supports scholars in transforming their dissertation research into book manuscripts β¨π
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Join us for the THOMAS W. DAVIS ANNUAL LECTURE: 26 October 2026: "The First Agricultural Communities in the Levant" by Prof. Dr. Ali Sharif Amrir, vice president for scientific research and postgraduate studies at Al Furat University, Syria. acorjordan.org/events/
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Preparing to apply for an AIIS Research Fellowship?
Watch the full recording for valuable insights and practical guidance to help you navigate your fellowship application.
youtu.be/aBpxVQNsii4
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A reminder that applications are open for 2027β2028 fellowships at the Albright Institute in Jerusalem! Support for doctoral, postdoctoral and senior scholars researching the southern Levant. Apply by December 6, 2026: aiar.org/fellowships
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ποΈ New Episode of the #AIIS Podcast, out now!
β¨ Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on leadership, scholarship, and the people who make AIIS what it is.
π§ Listen now!
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Join the second iteration of AILS New Books Zoom Series on 27th October 2026.
Register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regiβ¦
Book title: Shallow Blue Empire: A History of Pearl Diving in the Indian Ocean, 1850-1930 (Harvard University Press, 2026)
Speaker - Tamara Surani Fernando
Session Chair - Jonathan Spencer
#booktalk #LK #history
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Join CKS for a practical workshop on turning interview data into analytical findings, covering transcription, coding, themes, evidence & interpretation. π
Oct 22, 2026 | 8:30 AMβ12 PM π· The Canopy, Raintree + Zoom π·tinyurl.com/3zkzvb2n
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How have Khmer objects traveled across Southeast Asia and beyond?
09 October 2026
8:30 amβ5:15 pm (Cambodia Time)
Public Seminar via Zoom
khmerstudies.org/online-semiβ¦
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The ARCE Student Access Grant is now open! 3 students will receive support to attend the in-person 2027 Annual Meeting, including registration, 4 hotel nights, and up to $500 in travel assistance.
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Deadline: Dec. 14, 11:59 PM EST
π shorturl.at/UXMlL
#ARCE #AM2027
