Student-initiated projects must include a detailed budget of all expenses for no more than 10 weeks. Budgets are therefore not required for faculty-initiated proposals. Obtain application forms from Rose Maio, Kohlberg 232. All Humanities faculty members whose appointments at Swarthmore will continue into the 2001-2002 academic year are eligible to sponsor or participate in Eugene M. Lang grants. All proposals must be approved by the department of the faculty member involved or if student-initiated the department of the faculty supervisor.
Priority is given to research-oriented proposals and positions.
Internships and other student-initiated projects are sometimes awarded less than the maximum amount. Proposals submitted by juniors are given priority, but sophomores are encouraged to apply. Priority will also be given to students whose projects clearly reflect prior academic work in the area and the potential for thesis or project work in their senior year and to students who have not received any other Swarthmore funding for research-related activities. Obtain application forms from Rose Maio, Kohlberg 232. Blakemore Foundation Grants for Advanced Study of Asian Languages Grants for full-year intensive study of an Asian language.