IES Fellows will enjoy affiliate status, full privileges at the Cornell libraries and other university facilities, a computer account, and notification of all IES-sponsored events and functions. All fellows are encouraged to actively participate in all IES-affiliated activities, and may, if desired, present their research at an IES colloquium. At the end of each academic year, all Regional Visiting Fellows will be asked to provide IES with a brief narrative outlining the results of their involvement with the program. Applicants must be currently teaching at one of the affiliated colleges, and may request an appointment for one, two, or three years. All faculty engaged in teaching or research in any field of modern European studies are eligible for consideration.
Appointments are generally non-renewable beyond the three year period.
Temporary faculty should request appointments for the period of their employment contracts at the home institution. Ten Regional Visiting Fellowship appointments are available for the 2000-2001 academic year. Thirteen area faculty from six disciplines have been awarded fellowships for the 1999-2000 academic year. Applications for the 2000-2001 program will be available in February through the IES office. Her fellowship will support course development in modern European politics, as well as research in contemporary Bosnian politics.