From: cies1@CIESNET.CIES.ORG Subject: ANNOUNCE: Fulbright Awards Update Date: Fri, 29 Aug 1997 11:38:15 -0400 Message-ID: <97082911381506@ciesnet.cies.org> Update of Available Awards: 1998-99 U.S. Scholar Program The deadline for regular Fulbright scholar lecturing and research awards for Americans going abroad in 1998-99 was August 1, 1997. CIES is accepting late applications only for the 1998-99 awards listed below. This list of awards is current as of August 26, 1997. The availability of individual awards will change as applications are submitted, and opportunities within countries and regions may close at any time. Please confirm the status of the awards that interest you before proceeding or completing the application materials. The e-mail address and phone number of the appropriate contact person are at the end of each award description. Final decision as to the number of awards and availability of specific openings is subject to funding considerations and approval by the United States Information Agency and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. Lecturing assignments are in English, unless otherwise noted. _________________________________ Eligibility o U.S. citizenship is required at the time of application. Status as a permanent resident is not sufficient. o A doctorate is required at the time of application, unless otherwise noted. In fields such as TEFL, the performing or creative arts, etc., the appropriate terminal degree may be acceptable. For professionals outside academe, comparable experience and recognized professional standing are expected. Consult individual award descriptions. o Proficiency in a foreign language is required for some awards, as noted in the award description. Award Benefits Award benefits vary by country and type of award. Grants range in duration from two months to the full academic year. Benefits may include: o Monthly stipend. o Round-trip travel for the grantee. In many countries, travel for up to two dependents for semester and/or academic-year awards. o Housing or housing allowance in many countries. o Subsistence or living allowance in many countries. o Tuition allowance in some countries. See the benefits table beginning on page 119 of the 1998-99 Awards/Application Booklet for the specific grant provisions that apply. Sabbatical, leave-of-absence, or retirement pay may be used concurrently with Fulbright support. _________________________________ Other 1998-99 Award Programs Administered by CIES November 1 deadline: o U.S.-Germany International Education Administrators Program o U.S.-Japan International Education Administrators Program o U.S.-Korea International Education Administrators Program o Fulbright German Studies Seminar January 1 deadline: o NATO Advanced Research Fellowships and Institutional Grants ____________________________________ Call now to talk with a program officer about award details and the prospect for applying. USIA FULBRIGHT SENIOR SCHOLAR PROGRAM Council for International Exchange of Scholars 3007 Tilden Street, NW, Suite 5M Washington, DC 20008-3009 --Affiliated with the Institute of International Education-- ______________________________________________________________________________ The Fulbright Program is funded and administered by the United States Information Agency. Financial support is also provided by participating governments and by host institutions in the United States and abroad. The presidentially appointed J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board formulates policy guidelines and makes the final selection of all grantees. ______________________________________________________________________________ OPEN TO SEVERAL DISCIPLINES OR ANY FIELD Any Field: Azerbaijan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8101 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate or graduate level in any field; consult on curriculum development. Specialization(s): Open to many disciplines. Khazar University (Baku) has expressed special interest in international and commercial law, economics, political science, business administration, and computer science. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 or February 1999 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Bahrain Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8386 Grant Activity: Teach courses and conduct research in any academic or professional field. Language: Arabic is useful for daily life but not required for lecturing. Affiliation: University of Bahrain, Manama; College of Health Sciences, Manama; or Arabian Gulf University, Manama Length of Grant: 4 to 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 for 5 or 9-month awards or February 1999 for 5-month awards Contact Gary L. Garrison, 202/686-4019, mesa1@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Colombia Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8318 Grant Activity: Teach graduate or upper-level undergraduate courses in any of the social science, humanities, educational, professional, or technological fields. Conduct seminars, advise students, participate in conferences, and engage in research. Language: Fluent Spanish required. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 3 to 4 months Starting Date: July 1998 to May 1999 Contact Ralph A. Blessing, 202/686-6236, la3@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Gaza Category: Lecturing or Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8393 Grant Activity: Teach courses and conduct research in any academic field. Language: Conversational Arabic required, though all lecturing is in English. Affiliation: Islamic University of Gaza, Gaza City Length of Grant: 4 to 5 months Starting Date: October 1998 or February 1999 Comments: The availability of awards will depend on security conditions in Gaza. Candidates are encouraged to contact CIES staff for information regarding U.S. State Dapartment travel advisories. Contact Gary L. Garrison, 202/686-4019, mesa1@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Iceland Category: Research Award Code: 8528 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Conduct research in any field. Lecturing opportunities may exist for researchers. Affiliation: Applicants must arrange affiliation and include letter of invitation. Length of Grant: 3 months Starting Date: Between September 1998 and May 1999 Contact Jean McPeek, 202/686-6241, we2@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Iceland Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8529 Grant Activity: In addition to the awards in specific fields below, applications will also be accepted from candidates in other fields who have an interest in teaching in Iceland. Affiliation: Applicants are encouraged to arrange affiliation and include letter of invitation. Length of Grant: 4 to 5 months Starting Date: September 1998 or January 1999 Contact Jean McPeek, 202/686-6241, we2@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Jordan Category: Lecturing, Lecturing/Research, or Research Award Code: 8399 Number of Awards: Approximately 5 Grant Activity: Teach courses or conduct research in any field, or carry out a combination of teaching and research activities. Advise on curriculum and programs. Language: Arabic fluency as required for completion of research project. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference or arrange affiliation. Length of Grant: 3 to 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 or later Comments: English is sufficient for lecturing at the graduate level in all fields and at the undergraduate level in natural, physical, applied, and medical sciences; business; economics; and American and English literature and some linguistics courses. Arabic proficiency is required for lecturing in many other fields. Obtain details on each field from CIES. Contact Gary L. Garrison, 202/686-4019, mesa1@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Kazakstan Category: Lecturing or Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8113 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels in field of specialization. Conduct research in area of specialization. Specialization(s): Preference has been expressed for economics, law, business administration, public administration, American studies, journalism, and civic education. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 or February 1999 Comments: Affiliations possible in Almaty at Kazakstan Institute of Management, Economics, and Strategic Research; Adilet Higher Law School; Kazak State University of World Languages; Kazak State University; and at Karaganda State University. Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Kyrgyzstan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8120 Number of Awards: Approximately 3 Grant Activity: Opportunities are available for lecturers at the undergraduate and graduate levels in the liberal arts. Applicants are requested to provide information on the courses and/or seminars they propose to offer. Interested faculty should consult CIES before applying. Specialization(s): Business administration, management, communications and journalism, educational reform, civic education, public administration, political science, law, economics, finance, development studies, and ecology and environmental studies. Applications in American studies fields such as American history, political science, law, economics, and philosophy are also welcome. Affiliation: Affiliation may be with civic institutions, nongovernmental organizations, the Kyrgyz Ministry of Education, or universities. Applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 or February 1999 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Lithuania Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8126 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Present seminars or workshops, consult on course design and curriculum development, and provide in-service training for faculty as requested. Conduct research per interest. Specialization(s): Sports economics, French horn, and others Affiliation: Applicants are encouraged to arrange affiliation and include letter of invitation. Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: August/September or January/February for one-semester grants; August/September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Malawi Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8034 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in a wide range of fields. Conduct research and collaborate with faculty of host institutions on research and program development. Specialization(s): Preference for law, political science, journalism, developmental economics, agricultural economics, government, history, and education. Affiliation: Chancellor College, Zomba; Malawi Polytechnic, Blantyre; and Bunda College of Agriculture, Blantyre Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: January 1999 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Moldova Category: Lecturing or Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8134 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach courses in area of specialization, primarily at the undergraduate level. Consult on curriculum and program development. Conduct research in area of specialization. Specialization(s): Law, public policy and administration, political science, business and management, economics, social work, journalism, applied linguistics, environmental studies, resource management, and others Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 or 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 or January 1999 for one-semester grants; September 1998 for academic-year grants Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Morocco Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8404 Grant Activity: Teach at least one course and conduct research. Language: Language proficiency as appropriate for lecturing or research activity. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 3 to 6 months Starting Date: September 1998 or later Comments: Moroccan government clearance is required for all research projects and may take considerable time to obtain. The Fulbright commission in Rabat will request this clearance on behalf of the applicant. Contact Gary L. Garrison, 202/686-4019, mesa1@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Paraguay Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8376 Grant Activity: Teach, conduct seminars and workshops, and/or engage in research in grantee's area of specialization. Consult on curriculum and advise faculty and students. Specialization(s): Preference for projects in linguistics (curriculum development), ESL teacher training, international law, political science, economics, management, epistemology. Language: Fluent Spanish required. For research projects in Guarani, fluency in that language would be required. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 3 to 6 months Starting Date: June 1998 or later Comments: Research candidates can apply for grants as short as three months to coincide with U.S. summer break, if preferred. Seminar format has been effective for lecturers, given the structure of the local academic calendar. Proposal and course outlines should be written accordingly. Contact Ralph A. Blessing, 202/686-6236, la3@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Russian Federation Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8135 Number of Awards: Approximately 30 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels in any field of the social sciences, humanities, arts, and pure and applied sciences. Specialization(s): Fields of specific interest include accounting, advertising, agricultural economics, American history, American literature, American studies, anthropology, auditing, business administration, chemistry, commercial law, communications, computer science, conflict resolution, constitutional law, economics, education, English language, English literature, environmental law, environmental studies, ethnic studies, finance, genetics, international business, international law, international relations, journalism, law, library science, linguistics, marine law, mathematics, management, marketing, physics, political science, psychology, Russian literature, Sino-Tibetan languages, sociology, special education, strategic planning, taxation, TEFL, and tourism. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 3 to 10 months Starting Date: Fall semester 1998 or spring semester 1999 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Ukraine Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8137 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Consult on curriculum development as requested. Specialization(s): Political science, international relations, higher education, sociology, psychology, Ukrainian studies, and agriculture; other fields acceptable. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: August/September or January/February for one-semester grants; August/September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: Uzbekistan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8144 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels in any field of the social sciences, humanities, arts, and pure and applied sciences. Affiliation: Applicants must arrange affiliation and include letter of invitation. Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Any Field: West Bank Category: Lecturing, Lecturing/Research, or Research Award Code: 8420 Grant Activity: Teach courses and/or conduct research in any field. Preference is for combined lecturing/research, teaching one undergraduate course per semester for three class hours weekly (average class size is 30 to 40). Specialization(s): Preference for, but not limited to, American studies (history, literature, law, politics), art, business administration/small business development, conflict resolution, education, English as a foreign language (development of curriculum or teacher training programs), development economics, international relations, Islamic studies and archaeology, journalism, and social work or sociology. Language: Arabic required for research, as appropriate. Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 4.5 to 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 or February 1999 Comments: Research projects must include a detailed plan of research or collaboration with local colleagues, including institutional affiliation and resources to be employed. Time and facilities for research may be limited. Contact Gary L. Garrison, 202/686-4019, mesa1@ciesnet.cies.org Associate Director, Hong Kong-America Center: Hong Kong Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8224 Grant Activity: Assist in directing the center by coordinating and enhancing linkages between Hong Kong and American higher education. Develop and coordinate collaborative research projects and exchanges between Hong Kong and U.S. scholars. Design and implement selected conferences, seminars, and workshops at the center. Scholar will continue to build relatively new center, develop its institutional basis, and seek funds to support its activities. Strong administrative skills and experience related to fund-raising are important. Teaching responsibilities will be negotiated with relevant department of Chinese University of Hong Kong. Usually, teaching will be for one term on an honorary (adjunct) lecturer basis. Specialization(s): Any discipline Special Qualifications: At least five years of experience in fund-raising, philanthropy, and institutional development. Affiliation: Hong Kong-America Center, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Length of Grant: 12 months Starting Date: August or September 1998 Comments: Associate or full professor preferred. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences: Estonia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8105 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Assist in curriculum development as requested. Specialization(s): Banking, econometrics, macroeconomics, educational research methods, social psychology, counseling psychology, research methods in psychology, TEFL, translation theory Affiliation: Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn, or University of Tartu, Tartu Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences and Humanities: Indonesia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8228 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate or graduate courses in area of specialization. Consult on curriculum and program development. Supervise theses and conduct staff seminars. If desired, engage in informal research. Specialization(s): American politics, American foreign policy, American economic development, American history, American culture, and American literature. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 6 to 12 months Starting Date: August 1998 or January 1999 Comments: Based on the best fit between the scholar's expertise and the host institution's program, assignments will be made to one of the following institutions: University of Indonesia, Jakarta; Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Central Java; Diponegoro University, Semarang, Central Java; or Syiah Kuala University, Banda Aceh, Aceh. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences and Humanities: Japan Category: Research Award Code: 8231 Number of Awards: Approximately 10 Grant Activity: Conduct research on some facet of the culture and society of modern Japan, including the arts, literature, history, politics, anthropology, sociology, law, economics, and business. Projects may address problems of contemporary society. Subjects of particular interest include the impact of rapid technological development, environmental pollution, urbanization, gerontology, human ecology, finite resources, population, labor relations, the family, public law, and criminology. Also of interest are projects that examine the internationalization of Japan's education system, especially since 1980. Specialization(s): Economics, law, business, modern Japanese history or literature, political science, public administration, journalism. Language: Japanese language proficiency if required by the project. Special Qualifications: Professionals must have at least three years of work experience beyond the terminal degree. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 3 to 9 months Starting Date: After July 1, 1998, but before June 30, 1999 Comments: Japan specialists are expected to have Japanese language facility. Applicants without prior experience in Japan and without Japanese language proficiency must demonstrate the feasibility of conducting their research in English. They should also plan a minimum stay of six months. Professional applicants must demonstrate how their research will contribute to the Japan-U.S. relationship in their specialty and to their own professional development. They are expected to submit a publishable report on their research within six months after the end of the grant. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences and Humanities: Japan Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8232 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach two undergraduate and graduate courses in field of specialization per semester. Courses meet once a week for 90 minutes. This reduced teaching load (normal load is four courses) allows grantees to conduct research on a topic of their choice. The project should be consistent with the grantee's area of expertise. It is imperative that the project be feasible, especially with regard to language, time, and venue constraints. Special Qualifications: Applicants should have a doctoral degree and at least three years of university teaching experience. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined by the Japan-U.S. Educational Commission. Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Comments: While the Japan Fulbright commission will finalize all affiliation arrangements, applicants are welcome to contact possible collaborators and host institutions. Grantees are required to attend a two-day group orientation in Japan as well as the midyear conference. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences, Pure and Applied Sciences: Bulgaria Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8149 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate or graduate level in any field of the social sciences or the pure and applied sciences. Consult on curriculum development. Conduct research in area of specialization. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 or 9 months Starting Date: August/October 1998 or February 1999 for one-semester grants; February 1999 for academic-year grants Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences/Humanities/Fine Arts: Korea Category: Research Award Code: 8235 Grant Activity: Conduct research in applicant's area of expertise or on projects that are comparative in nature. All projects should exhibit a Korea-U.S. relationship. Specialization(s): Korean studies, Korean history, Korean literature, political science, economics, and public administration. Language: Korean, if needed for the project. Special Qualifications: Applicants may be academics or professionals and may be Korea specialists or nonspecialists. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 4 to 10 months Starting Date: August 1998 or March 1999 Comments: Candidates must have an affiliation confirmed by the time an award is offered. Because university housing is not available for research-only grantees, awards will be confirmed only to individuals who have made their own housing arrangements through personal and/or professional resources. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences/Humanities/Fine Arts: Korea Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8236 Number of Awards: Approximately 3 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in field of specialization, but courses must relate to the American experience. Teaching load is nine contact hours per week. Lecturing topics or courses are usually selected from among those proposed by the applicant. Applicants who offer overly specific approaches or less standard themes will be difficult to place. Present lectures and workshops at other institutions arranged by the American Studies Association of Korea or the United States Information Service. Specialization(s): American history, American literature, political science, business, and economics. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 4 to 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 or March 1999 Comments: The Fulbright commission in Korea will arrange all affiliations in consultation with applicants and potential hosts. Affiliations will be with designated public and private institutions in Seoul and in other cities throughout Korea. While applicants may indicate preferred affiliations, they should not make direct inquiries to Korean institutions regarding an affiliation. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences/Humanities/Fine Arts: Korea Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8237 Number of Awards: Approximately 4 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in field of specialization, but courses must relate to the American experience. Teaching load is nine contact hours per week. Lecture topics or courses are usually selected from among those proposed by the applicant. Conduct research during two months of research-only time provided either before or after a semester of teaching. Applicants who offer overly specific approaches or less standard themes will be difficult to place. Present lectures and workshops at other institutions arranged by the American Studies Association of Korea or the United States Information Service. Specialization(s): American history, American literature, political science, business, and economics. Language: Knowledge of Korean if needed for the research project. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 6 to 12 months Starting Date: July 1998 or January 1999 Comments: The Fulbright commission in Korea will arrange all affiliations in consultation with applicants and potential hosts. Affiliations will be with public and private institutions in Seoul, as well as in other cities throughout Korea. While applicants may indicate preferred affiliations, they should not make direct inquiries to Korean institutions regarding an affiliation. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org AGRICULTURE Agricultural Economics: South Africa Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8058 Grant Activity: Design and teach graduate courses in international trade and agricultural marketing. Assist in the development of a new center that will analyze international trade and agricultural marketing issues in South Africa. Provide staff training on general equilibrium models and advise graduate students. Conduct collaborative research, possibly on effects of European Union policy on the southern Africa agricultural market. Affiliation: Department of Agricultural Economics, University of the Orange Free State, Bloemfontein Length of Grant: 11 months Starting Date: February 1999 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org AMERICAN HISTORY American Studies: Azerbaijan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8102 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels in American studies; consult on curriculum development. Specialization(s): American history, government, politics, and law Affiliation: Western University, Baku Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 or February 1999 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org American History: China, People's Republic of Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8213 Number of Awards: Approximately 4 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate survey courses and courses in area of specialization. Specialization(s): Colonial, early modern, post-World War II, history of American government Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 or late January 1999 Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org American Studies: Kazakstan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8114 Grant Activity: Teach courses to third- and fourth-year students, consult with senior faculty on curriculum and course development and on library collection development, conduct in-service training on management of American studies programs. Experience in curriculum and collections development useful. Specialization(s): American history, literature, government and politics, and philosophy Affiliation: Kazak State University of World Languages, Almaty Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org American History: Lithuania Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8127 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and master's-level courses. Advise on undergraduate theses. Consult on development of an American studies program. Specialization(s): Intellectual or cultural history, especially 20th century, and others Affiliation: Vytautus Magnus University, Kaunas Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: August or January for one-semester grants; August for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Distinguished Chair in American Studies for the 20th Anniversary of the American Studies Center, University of Warsaw: Poland Category: Distinguished Lecturing Award Code: 8185 Grant Activity: Teach courses, direct research, and offer lectures or seminars at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Assist in curriculum development. Offer short-term courses for Polish faculty as requested. Specialization(s): Applications welcome from historians and political scientists. Priority will be given to specialists in cultural or intellectual history, 20th-century history, or American politics. Special Qualifications: Established scholar (minimum rank of associate professor) with considerable teaching experience. Affiliation: American Studies Center, University of Warsaw, Warsaw Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: Mid-September or February for one- semester grants; mid-September for academic-year grants Comments: Experience teaching and supervising Ph.D. students highly desirable. Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Study of the United States: Japan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8233 Number of Awards: Approximately 6 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in field of specialization, but courses must relate to the American experience. Teaching load each semester is four courses, which meet once a week for 90 minutes. Specialization(s): American studies, history, literature; political science, economics, management, communications. Special Qualifications: Applicants should have a doctoral degree and at least three years of university teaching experience. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Comments: Most lectureships will involve a dual affiliation. Because placement of candidates is done by the Japan-U.S. Educational Commission, applicants should not contact the host institutions, which include the following: Tohoku University, University of Tokyo, Japan Women's University, Tsuda College, Osaka University, Hiroshima University, University of the Ryukyus. Grantees are required to attend a two-day group orientation in Japan as well as the midyear conference. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org AMERICAN LITERATURE American Literature: Burkina Faso Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8009 Grant Activity: Teach courses in origins of American literature to the 19th century, African-American literature, prominent figures of American literature, literary criticism, and/or American drama and poetry. Supervise master's theses. Language: Fluent French required. Affiliation: Department of Modern Languages, University of Ouagadougou, Ouagadougou Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org American Literature: China, People's Republic of Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8214 Number of Awards: Approximately 8 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate survey courses and courses in area of specialization. Specialization(s): Modern literature, drama, poetry, literary theory and criticism Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 or late January 1999 Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org American Literature: Poland Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8183 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate English majors survey courses and more specialized theme, period, or genre courses in subjects of the scholar's expertise. Conduct M.A. thesis seminars and serve on thesis committees. Specialization(s): Nineteenth-century literature, 20th-century poetry and fiction, literary theory, ethnic and women's literature, culture, and others Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: Mid-September 1998 Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org American Literature or Studies: Estonia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8106 Grant Activity: Teach advanced-level or graduate courses. Consult on curriculum and program development as requested. Specialization(s): Twentieth-century American fiction, interdisciplinary studies in literature Affiliation: Tallinn Pedagogical University, Tallinn Length of Grant: 5 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org American Studies: Belarus Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8103 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Consult on curriculum development. Specialization(s): History, literature, culture, especially 20th century Affiliation: Minsk Linguistics University, Minsk; Grodno State University, Grodno; or European Humanities University, Minsk Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org American Studies: Latvia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8121 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Advise American Studies Center on curriculum development. Specialization(s): Literature, cultural studies, history, anthropology, political science, sociology, education, philosophy Affiliation: University of Latvia, Riga Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org American Studies: Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8178 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses in contemporary American short story and American culture; advanced undergraduate survey course in American literature. Consult on curriculum and program development. Assist in training of junior faculty. Specialization(s): American literature Special Qualifications: Five years' minimum teaching experience required. Affiliation: Department of English Language and Literature, University of Skopje, Skopje Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Comments: A computer and audiovisual equipment will be available for grantee's use. Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org American Studies: Norway Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8555 Grant Activity: Serve as a roving American studies specialist: conduct seminars for upper secondary school teachers in the areas of American civilization and literature. The area of specialization is less important than broad competence and interest in social, political, historical, and educational issues. Scholar will be asked to assist the schools in the selection of textbooks on American culture and consult on the development of language teaching methods. Scholar will also advise teachers on American studies instruction, attend seminars, and participate in in-service training for teachers. Scholar will be based in Oslo and spend about 35 percent of his or her time visiting schools throughout Norway. Affiliation: Upper Secondary Division, Royal Norwegian Ministry of Education, Oslo Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: August 1998 Contact Jean McPeek, 202/686-6241, we2@ciesnet.cies.org American Studies: Romania Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8194 Number of Awards: Approximately 3 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Consult on curriculum development and teaching methodology. Specialization(s): Any area of American literature or cultural studies Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org American Studies: Senegal Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8046 Grant Activity: Teach courses in American literature and civilization. Courses will be determined in collaboration with the Faculty of Letters. Opportunities for research at the National Archives of Senegal and at various research institutes in Dakar. Language: Moderate ability in French required. Lectures will be delivered in English. Affiliation: University of Saint Louis, Saint Louis, or Cheikh Anta Diop University, Dakar Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org American Studies: Singapore Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8258 Grant Activity: Teach two undergraduate courses and, if grantee wishes, a graduate course in area of specialization. Consult on curriculum development. Conduct staff enrichment seminars. Specialization(s): Critical theory, gender studies, American dramatic literature and theory Special Qualifications: Preference for a full professor and seven to ten years' teaching experience. Affiliation: Department of English Language and Literature, National University of Singapore, Singapore Length of Grant: 6 or 12 months Starting Date: July 1998 or January 1999 Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org American Studies or American Culture: Ukraine Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8138 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Consult on curriculum development as requested. Specialization(s): American culture, history, literature, especially 20th century, and institutions Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: August/September or January/February for one-semester grants; August/September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Laszlo Orszagh Chair in American Studies: Hungary Category: Distinguished Lecturing Award Code: 8175 Grant Activity: Teach courses, direct research, and offer lectures or seminars at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Offer short-term courses for Hungarian faculty as requested. Specialization(s): Applications welcome from any of the several disciplines comprising American studies, including, but not limited to, literature, history, art history, philosophy, political science, sociology, and religion. Priority will be given to specialists in 19th- and 20th-century U.S. history, society, or politics. Special Qualifications: Established scholar; associate or full professor. Affiliation: Institute of English and American Studies, North American Department, Kossuth Lajos University, Debrecen Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 Comments: Experience teaching and supervising Ph.D. students highly desirable. Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Literary Theory/Comparative Literature: Portugal Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8568 Grant Activity: Teach one graduate course in literary theory or comparative literature. Teaching load of approximately four hours per week. Possibility of giving up to three public lectures and sitting on departmental master's or doctoral committees. Specialization(s): Preference for literary theory and comparative literature, but the following would also be acceptable: philosophy, humanities and discourse analysis, women's studies, ethnic studies, gay and lesbian studies, film studies. Affiliation: School of Letters, Program in Literary Theory, University of Lisbon, Lisbon Length of Grant: 3 months Starting Date: February 1999 Contact Richard Pettit, 202/686-6240, we4@ciesnet.cies.org ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY Art, Humanities, and Social Sciences: Guinea Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8026 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses in the following fields: anthropology, history, linguistics, sociology, art, and art history. Conduct research in area of specialization and collaborate with faculty or staff on research and program development. Language: High level of French fluency required. Affiliation: University of Conakry, Conakry, and National Museum, Conakry Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Child Development: Norway Category: Research Award Code: 8556 Grant Activity: Conduct research in any of the following areas: children and the environment, child culture, sociology, social anthropology, infant and child development and education, educational psychology, and cognitive language. There is a great deal of flexibility and latitude in what the scholar may do at the center, which provides an excellent working environment for research on children and their living conditions. Scholarly interaction, both formal and informal, is encouraged, and good opportunities exist for research collaboration and lecturing. Individualized programs can be worked out in consultation with the center director and staff. Affiliation: Norwegian Centre for Child Research, University of Trondheim, Trondheim Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Jean McPeek, 202/686-6241, we2@ciesnet.cies.org AREA STUDIES Philippine Studies: Philippines Category: Research Award Code: 8254 Grant Activity: Conduct research on Philippine social life and culture, including the arts and humanities. Specialization(s): Preference for politics and government, education, economics, history, anthropology, and environmental studies. Language: Familiarity with national or regional language if the project requires it. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 3 to 7 months Starting Date: Between June 1998 and May 1999 Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Animal and Plant Science: Portugal Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8564 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses in genetics, cytogenetics, or plant breeding. Teaching load of approximately three hours per week. Collaborate as scientific adviser on ongoing research projects. Specialization(s): Preference for animal and plant molecular genetics, biotechnology. Affiliation: Department of Genetics, University of Tras-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Vila Real Length of Grant: 3 months Starting Date: Between October 1998 and April 1999 Contact Richard Pettit, 202/686-6240, we4@ciesnet.cies.org Veterinary Sciences: Argentina Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8314 Grant Activity: Teach an introductory course on epidemiology control, an advanced course on an interdisciplinary approach to health topics with emphasis on analytical and experimental methods, and a graduate seminar on an interdisciplinary approach to health that deals with either the definition of ecosystems or strategies for fighting against zoonotic, environmental, or food-transmitted diseases. Specialization(s): Public health, epidemiology, analytical and experimental diseases methods, environmental zoonoses, food infections and intoxicants Language: Moderate level of Spanish fluency required. An interpreter may be available. Special Qualifications: Master's degree acceptable. Substantial teaching experience preferred. Affiliation: National University of Rosario, Rosario Length of Grant: 2 months Starting Date: August 1998 Contact Ralph A. Blessing, 202/686-6236, la3@ciesnet.cies.org BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Accounting: South Africa Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8057 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses in financial accounting, managerial accounting, and accounting information systems and auditing. Assist with upgrading the research capacity of faculty in the Department of Accounting; suggest and participate in joint research projects. Assist with revision of undergraduate curriculum and with development of graduate and outreach programs. Affiliation: University of Fort Hare, Alice Length of Grant: 11 months Starting Date: February 1999 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Banking: Uzbekistan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8145 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the advanced undergraduate and graduate levels in banking, money theory, the monetary system of the United States, and international payment operations. Advise on curriculum development, theses, and use of English in banking. Affiliation: Tashkent Financial Institute, Tashkent Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Business Administration/Management/ Economics: Romania Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8195 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Consult on curriculum development and teaching methodology. Specialization(s): Money and banking, small business management, international banking, and others Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Comments: Individuals in the appropriate professional fields may apply, but should have at least five years of relevant experience beyond the terminal degree and, preferably, university teaching experience. Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org Business Administration: Swaziland Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8068 Grant Activity: Teach advanced undergraduate courses in such areas as marketing communications, public relations, strategic marketing, international marketing, consumer behavior, marketing research, sales force management, and small enterprise development and management. Assist in the creation of a career development and internship center; consult on development of small enterprise program. Affiliation: Faculty of Commerce, University of Swaziland, Kwaluseni Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: August 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Business Management: Cote d'Ivoire Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8013 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in management information systems, and audit and control systems. Assist faculty with curriculum development and research studies. Conduct research in area of specialization. Language: Fluent French required. Affiliation: Faculty of Economics and Management, University of Cocody, Abidjan Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: October 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Communication/Public Relations: Portugal Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8565 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses in business communication and public relations. Conduct several seminars on specific relevant topics for bachelor's and master's students. Teaching load of approximately six hours per week. Serve as thesis adviser and consultant to staff and faculty on specific issues. Specialization(s): Preference for management of public relations, management of cultural differences, development of corporate image. Affiliation: School of Business, European University, Lisbon Length of Grant: 3 months Starting Date: Between January and April 1999 Contact Richard Pettit, 202/686-6240, we4@ciesnet.cies.org Economics or Business Administration: Latvia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8122 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Assist in curriculum development as requested. Specialization(s): Finance, management, international business, trade, money and banking; other fields will be considered. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: September or January/February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Economics or Business Administration: Poland Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8187 Number of Awards: Approximately 3 Grant Activity: Teach classes to advanced students and junior faculty. Develop short courses for executives and assist in staff training. Specialization(s): Business policy, transportation policy and logistics, marketing, management, organizational behavior, finance, accounting, banking, microeconomics, macroeconomics, management information systems, operations research, production planning, and others Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 or 9 months Starting Date: Mid-September or February for one- semester grants; mid-September for academic-year grants Comments: Applicants interested in short-term lecturing appointments of two to four months for two to three consecutive years are advised to consult with program staff before applying. Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Finance/Management: Portugal Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8567 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in finance and management. Teaching load of approximately six hours per week. Specialization(s): Preference at graduate level for financial management; at undergraduate level preference for analysis of investment projects, management practice, management strategy and planning. Affiliation: Institute of Management, Lisbon Length of Grant: 3 months Starting Date: March 1999 Contact Richard Pettit, 202/686-6240, we4@ciesnet.cies.org Financial Management: Uzbekistan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8146 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the advanced undergraduate and graduate levels in financial management in both theory and practice. Particular interest in finance theory, state budgeting, and international financial relations. Advise on theses and on use of English language in business. May be asked to consult on curriculum planning. Research opportunities possible in international finance and budgeting. Affiliation: Tashkent Financial Institute, Tashkent Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org CHEMISTRY Chemistry: South Africa Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8060 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses in analytical chemistry. Participate in curriculum development and staff training. Assist in the strengthening of recently introduced course components in polymer chemistry and applied chemistry, or participate in the establishment of a new M.Sc. program in environmental chemistry. Conduct collaborative research in environmental chemistry. Affiliation: Mamelodi Campus, Vista University, Silverton Length of Grant: 11 months January 1999 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org COMMUNICATIONS AND JOURNALISM Communication Studies: Singapore Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8259 Grant Activity: Teach upper-level undergraduate and master's-level courses in area of specialization. Consult with the dean on developing the master's program and professional training programs. Conduct research on a topic related to Singapore or the region, preferably in collaboration with a local colleague. Specialization(s): Journalism, electronic and broadcast media, public and promotional communication, communication research Special Qualifications: Associate or full professor preferred. Five years of teaching experience. Affiliation: School of Communication Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Length of Grant: 6 or 12 months Starting Date: June 1998 or January 1999 Comments: Research and teaching interest or experience in Asia desirable. Professionals with the requisite amount of university teaching experience may apply. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Communications and Journalism: Estonia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8107 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Assist in curriculum and program development as requested. Specialization(s): Media and communications theory, investigative journalism; knowledge of new media technologies useful. Affiliation: University of Tartu, Tartu Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Comments: One-semester appointments may be considered. Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Communications and Journalism: Romania Category: Lecturing/Research or Research Award Code: 8196 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Consult on curriculum development and teaching methodology. Conduct research in area of specialization. Approximately eight classroom hours per week and 25 students per course. Specialization(s): Print journalism, broadcast journalism, advertising, communication studies Affiliation: University of Bucharest, Bucharest, and University of Timisoara, Timisoara Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Comments: Practicing journalists may apply, but should have at least five years of professional experience beyond the terminal degree and, preferably, some university teaching experience. Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org Film Studies: Taiwan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8273 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses in area of specialization. Consult on curriculum. Participate in seminars. Grantees may also be requested to direct graduate students' theses and to advise the department on teaching methodology. Location: Graduate Institute of Art Studies, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan. Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Journalism: Albania Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8147 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate level. Work on curriculum development. Special Qualifications: Practicing journalists with teaching experience may apply. Affiliation: Albania Media Training Institute, Tirana Length of Grant: 3 to 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org Journalism: Germany Category: Junior Research Award Code: 8522 Number of Awards: Approximately 5 Grant Activity: Scholar will spend one semester studying and conducting research at a German university, followed by an extended internship at a German newspaper, publisher, or TV/radio station. Specialization(s): Print and broadcast journalism Language: Some German proficiency required. Special Qualifications: Beginning professional journalists and recent graduates in journalism and related fields. Affiliation: Affiliation to be arranged by the German Fulbright commission, but applicant's preference will be considered. Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Comments: Some flexibility regarding length of grant, but preference is for full academic year. Intensive, intermediate, summer language courses will be offered to grantees if necessary. Contact Richard Pettit, 202/686-6240, we4@ciesnet.cies.org Journalism: Kazakstan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8118 Grant Activity: Teach courses to undergraduates in general journalism, feature writing, journalistic ethics, and professional skills. Affiliation: Al Farabi Kazak National State University, Almaty Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Journalism: Taiwan Category: 8279 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses in investigative reporting, reporting and writing, editing, and wire service. Advise students. Consult on curriculum and other related issues. Additional Qualifications: Extensive high-level professional experience in the news media. Location: Graduate Institute of Journalism, National Taiwan University, Taipei. Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Mass Communications: Taiwan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8284 Grant Activity: Teach graduate course in media research methods and a seminar in mass communication theories. Offer seminars and presentations at other universities. Grantees may also be requested to direct graduate students' theses and to advise the department on curriculum and teaching methodology. Additional Qualifications: Associate or full professor preferred. Location: Graduate Institute of Communication, National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei. Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date; September 1998 Mass Communications: Taiwan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8285 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses on mass communications theory, research methods, and the political economy of the communications field. Teach undergraduate courses on new media and the Internet. Supervise theses. Consult on curriculum and program development and on information equipment needs. Additional Qualifications: Media experience desirable. Location: Graduate School of Mass Communications, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 COMPUTER SCIENCE Information Management: Taiwan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8278 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses in information technology management and Internet commerce and supervise theses. Grantees may also be requested to advise the department on curriculum and teaching methodology. Location: Graduate Institute of Information Management, National Chung Cheng University, Minhsiung, Chiayi Hsien Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 ECONOMICS Business Administration/Economics: Bulgaria Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8151 Grant Activity: Teach introductory and advanced courses at the undergraduate or graduate level. Consult on curriculum development. Conduct research in area of specialization. Specialization(s): International economics, microeconomics, macroeconomics, banking and finance, marketing, management Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 5 or 9 months Starting Date: August/October 1998 or February 1999 for one-semester grants; August/October 1998 for academic-year grants Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org Economics and Business Administration: Madagascar Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8033 Grant Activity: Teach advanced undergraduate and graduate courses in international business and managerial economics at INSCAE, and in international business, international financial management, and international marketing at ISCAM. Conduct research in area of specialization. Provide thesis guidance and participate in seminars or colloquia. Language: Conversational French required, although classes will be conducted in English. Affiliation: Institut National des Sciences Comptables et de l'Administration d'Entreprises (INSCAE), Antananarivo, and Institut Superieur de Communication, d'Affaires, et de Management (ISCAM), Antananarivo Length of Grant: 5 or 10 months Starting Date: August 1998 or January 1999 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Economics and Business Administration: Mozambique Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8041 Grant Activity: Teach variety of undergraduate courses in economics, including microeconomics. Assist with tutorials. Conduct research in area of specialization. Language: Fluent Portuguese required. Affiliation: Catholic University, Beira Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: August 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Economics or Business Administration: Ukraine Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8139 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Consult on curriculum development and with business development centers as requested. Specialization(s): Agricultural, comparative, money and banking, finance, macroeconomics, microeconomics, management, marketing, international, management information systems, and taxation; other fields acceptable. Affiliation: International Management Institute, Kiev; Zhytomyr Engineering and Technical University, Zhytomyr; or other affiliations Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: August/September or January/February for one-semester grants; August/September for academic-year grants Comments: Kiev-Mohyla Academy requests a specialist to assist in development of a new master's-level program in economics. Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Economics or Urban Planning: Poland Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8188 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach courses in one of the areas of specialization listed below. Conduct seminars on selected problems of American cities. Consult on program development and staff training. Specialization(s): Urban economics, urban and local public finance, city planning; or planning, architectural and urban design, environmental approaches Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 or 9 months Starting Date: Mid-September or February for one- semester grants; mid-September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Economics/International Finance: Kazakstan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8116 Grant Activity: Teach courses to undergraduate and graduate students on financial markets, international economics, and financial economics. Advise and supervise student research, participate in department administration, and engage in counterpart training. Affiliation: Kazakstan Institute of Management, Economics, and Strategic Research, Almaty Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences and Humanities: Belarus Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8104 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Consult on curriculum development and faculty training as requested. Specialization(s): Economics, business administration, education, sociology, print journalism, electronic media, law, political science, philosophy, TEFL, and others Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Study of the United States: Philippines Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8255 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate or graduate courses in interdisciplinary American studies program. Consult on program and curriculum development. Opportunity for research. Specialization(s): American literature, history, government, law, civilization and culture, philosophy, economics, and business Affiliation: De La Salle University, Manila Length of Grant: 5 to 12 months Starting Date: September 1998 for 12-month grants, September 1998 or January 1999 for one-semester grants Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org EDUCATION Arts and Crafts Education: Iceland Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8532 Grant Activity: Provide tutorials and thesis guidance for students working on the M.Ed. degree. Offer optional courses for postgraduate students and arrange seminars, workshops, and consultations for faculty. Special Qualifications: Expertise in curriculum and instruction in arts and crafts education. Affiliation: University College of Education, Reykjavik Length of Grant: 5 months Starting Date: January 1999 Contact Jean McPeek, 202/686-6241, we2@ciesnet.cies.org Distance and Continuing Education: Malaysia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8242 Grant Activity: Conduct seminars and workshops on continuing education and distance education, particularly as applied to engineering, science, and technology. Specialization(s): Science and technology education Affiliation: School of Professional and Continuing Education, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Johor Bahru Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: June 1998 Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Education: Lithuania Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8129 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses in motor control, learning, and development. Consult on curriculum development and engage in faculty training as requested. Affiliation: Lithuanian Institute of Physical Education, Vilnius Length of Grant: 4 to 5 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Education/Education Administration/ Library Science: Romania Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8197 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Consult on curriculum development and teaching methodology. Conduct research in area of specialization. Specialization(s): Curriculum and textbook development, teaching methodologies, evaluation and examination procedures, higher education administration and management, information management and retrieval, automation Affiliation: University of Bucharest, Bucharest, or Institute of Education Sciences, Bucharest Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Comments: Professional librarians may apply, but should have at least five years of professional experience beyond the terminal degree and, preferably, university teaching experience. Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org Higher Education: Kazakstan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8117 Grant Activity: Teach courses at graduate and postgraduate levels on higher education policy, educational systems structure, and educational leadership. Consult with other faculty and university administrators on higher educational policy development. Affiliation: Karaganda State University, Karaganda Length of Grant: 5 months Starting Date: April 1999 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Physics Education: South Africa Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8066 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses in science education, conduct workshops for groups of science teachers and trainers of teachers, and assist with guidance of graduate student research. Consult on development of curricula for the training of physical science teachers in the North West Province. Conduct collaborative research in physics education, including participation in research programs with the University of the Western Cape and with the North West Provincial Education Department. Affiliation: Department of Physics and Unit for Physical Science, Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, Potchefstroom Length of Grant: 11 months Starting Date: February 1999 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Special Education: Zimbabwe Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8096 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses in philosophy, psychology, and sociology in special education; etiology and medical aspect in special education; assessment theory and practices; research methods and statistics; guidance and counseling in special education. Participate in supervision of research projects and teaching practice. Specialization(s): Hearing impairment or visual impairment Affiliation: Department of Educational Foundations, University of Zimbabwe, Harare Length of Grant: 11 months Starting Date: February 1999 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Ecology: Lithuania Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8128 Grant Activity: Teach master's-level course on freshwater or marine ecology. Engage in collaborative research with faculty and students on projects of mutual interest. Consult on curriculum development. Specialization(s): Aquaculture, fisheries management, limnology, mathematical ecology Affiliation: Klaipeda University, Klaipeda Length of Grant: 5 months Starting Date: September 1998 or February 1999 Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org GEOGRAPHY Geography and Environmental Studies: South Africa Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8062 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses in urban and rural development, using GIS technology. Assist with curriculum development and staff training, and participate in community-based research program. Affiliation: Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, University of Durban--Westville, Durban Length of Grant: 5 months Starting Date: August 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (NON-U.S.) Comparative Literature and Translation: Hong Kong Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8225 Grant Activity: Teach at the upper undergraduate and graduate levels, participate in senior projects and graduate research, and collaborate on faculty research. Conduct seminars and workshops. May also deliver public lectures in area of expertise. Specialization(s): English-Chinese comparative literature and translation Special Qualifications: Associate or full professor preferred. Affiliation: Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong Length of Grant: 10 to 11 months Starting Date: August or September 1998 Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org LAW Clinical Law: Mozambique Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8040 Grant Activity: Teach variety of courses in clinical law and criminal law, and assist with curriculum development. Conduct research in area of specialization. Language: Fluent Portuguese required. Affiliation: Law Faculty, Eduardo Mondlane University, Maputo Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: August 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Corporate Law: Kazakstan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8115 Grant Activity: Teach introductory to intermediate-level courses for business students on general themes in corporate law for banking, taxation, and commerce. Prepare and supervise grading of assignments, supervise student counseling, and train local faculty. Affiliation: Kazakstan Institute of Management, Economics, and Strategic Research, Almaty Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 or January 1999 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Law: Bulgaria Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8153 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate or graduate level. Consult on curriculum development. Conduct research in area of specialization. Specialization(s): Business, commercial, property, international/EU Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 5 or 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 or February 1999 for one-semester grants; October 1998 for academic-year grant Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org Law: China, People's Republic of Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8222 Number of Awards: Approximately 4 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in area of specialization. Specialization(s): Administrative, business, constitutional, investment, tax, civil, intellectual property, comparative, and contract law Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 or late January 1999 Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Law: Ukraine Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8140 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses and conduct seminars for specialists in one or more of the areas of specialization. Consult on curriculum development as requested. Specialization(s): Trade and commercial, business, constitutional, comparative, insurance, labor, intellectual property Affiliation: Shevchenko University, Kiev; Donetsk State University, Donetsk; or other affiliations Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Law, Public Administration, or Political Science: Eritrea Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8016 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses and advise on curriculum and program development. Conduct research in area of specialization. The Department of Law and the Department of Public Administration are just being formally established, and therefore broad expertise in providing undergraduate training is desired. The Department of Political Science is especially interested in international relations. Affiliation: Asmara University, Asmara Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Law/Legal Education: Albania Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8148 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate or graduate level. Work on curriculum development for a legal education program at a new international legal center in Tirana. Specialization(s): Commercial law, legal education, administrative law, international/EU law, constitutional law Special Qualifications: J.D. required. Corporate, tax, or governmental experience preferred. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 Comments: Knowledge of Albanian history and institutional infrastructure desirable. Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org LINGUISTICS African Languages: Botswana Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8005 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses in current theories in linguistics, computational linguistics and research methods, and descriptive linguistics, or syntax and semantics. Supervise student theses. Opportunity for research. Language: Knowledge of an African language, especially Bantu, would be useful but is not required. Special Qualifications: Rank of assistant or associate professor is preferred. Affiliation: Department of African Languages and Literature, University of Botswana, Gaborone Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: August 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Theoretical or Applied Linguistics/TEFL: Poland Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8191 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach intermediate or advanced courses. Conduct M.A. thesis seminars and serve on thesis committees. Administer practical English exams and assist in staff and teacher training and curriculum development as requested. Specialization(s): History of English, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, second language acquisition, TEFL methodology, CALL Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: Mid-September or February for one- semester grants; mid-September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org POLITICAL SCIENCE International Relations: Mozambique Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8042 Grant Activity: Teach courses in such areas as international economic relations, foreign policy studies, and conflict resolution and peace studies. Assist with curriculum development, tutorials, and thesis advising. Conduct research in area of specialization. Language: Fluent Portuguese required. Affiliation: Higher Institute of International Relations, Maputo Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: August 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Law or Political Science: Estonia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8108 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Advise on curriculum and program development as requested. Specialization(s): Political science (comparative politics, methods), law (project finance, international banking, commercial negotiation, training) Affiliation: University of Tartu, Tartu, or Estonian Law Center, Tartu Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Comments: Political science award is second semester only; the Estonian Law Center seeks a specialist to assist in professional training of judges and other legal professionals. Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Political Science: Senegal Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8051 Grant Activity: Teach courses on comparative politics with an emphasis on international relations. Opportunity for research at Senegal's National Archives and at various research institutes. Language: Fluent French required. Affiliation: Faculty of Law, Cheikh Anta Diop University, Dakar Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Political Science: South Africa Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8067 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses in African politics, political economy, and social science research. Assist junior staff with writing research proposals. Conduct collaborative research in political succession in Africa. Affiliation: Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Fort Hare, Alice Length of Grant: 6 months Starting Date: July 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Political Science/Public Administration: Romania Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8198 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Consult on curriculum development and teaching methodology. Conduct research in area of specialization. Specialization(s): International relations, comparative political systems, public administration Affiliation: Faculty of Political and Administrative Sciences, University of Bucharest, Bucharest, or National School of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org Social Sciences and Humanities: Latvia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8125 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Assist in curriculum development and faculty training as requested. Specialization(s): Political science, sociology, TEFL, law, psychology, philosophy, and other fields, excluding education. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 9 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org U.S.-Philippine Relations: Philippines Category: Research Award Code: 8257 Grant Activity: Conduct research on topics relevant to contemporary issues that affect U.S.-Philippine relations. Specialization(s): History, political science, international relations, journalism, economics, public administration Language: Familiarity with national or regional language if project requires it. Special Qualifications: Specialists on the Philippines should not apply for this award. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 2 to 7 months Starting Date: Between June 1998 and May 1999 Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Political Science/Public Administration: Kazakstan Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8119 Grant Activity: Teach courses at the graduate level, advise and supervise student research, participate in department administration, and engage in counterpart faculty training. Affiliation: Kazakstan Institute of Management, Economics, and Strategic Research, Almaty Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Andrew Riess, 202/686-6247, rus1@ciesnet.cies.org Public Administration: Estonia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8109 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in a new department of public administration. Assist in program development. Specialization(s): Comparative public administration, administrative law Affiliation: Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 1998 Comments: One-semester appointments may be considered. Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Public Administration: Lithuania Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8132 Grant Activity: Teach master's-level courses in a newly created master's degree program. Assist with curriculum and program development. Consult with local government organizations. Specialization(s): Public policy, budget and finance, leadership, organization theory, advanced administration theory Affiliation: Kaunas University of Technology, Kaunas Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org Public Administration: Senegal Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8052 Grant Activity: Teach courses in public administration and in municipal or local governance. Courses will be determined in collaboration with the host institution. Opportunity for research at the host institution and at other research institutes in Dakar. Language: Fluent French required. Affiliation: National School of Administration and Magistracy, Dakar Length of Grant: 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Public Administration: Ukraine Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8142 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses on a broad range of topics from an academic and practical perspective. Supervise graduate students as requested. Consult on curriculum development. Affiliation: Institute of Public Administration of the Council of Ministers, Kiev Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; September for academic-year grants Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK Sociology: Mozambique Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8043 Grant Activity: Teach introductory classes in sociology of organization and organizational behavior to undergraduate students. Language: Fluent Portuguese required. Affiliation: Department of Management and Administration, Eduardo Mondlane University, Maputo Length of Grant: 5 months Starting Date: August 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org TEFL/APPLIED LINGUISTICS Applied Linguistics: Bahrain Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8387 Grant Activity: Teach courses and conduct research in any specialization of applied linguistics. Language: Arabic useful for daily life but not required for lecturing. Affiliation: University of Bahrain, Manama Length of Grant: 4 to 9 months Starting Date: October 1998 for 5- or 9-month awards or February 1999 for 5-month awards Contact Gary L. Garrison, 202/686-4019, mesa1@ciesnet.cies.org Applied Linguistics/TEFL: Morocco Category: Junior Lecturing Award Code: 8406 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate courses in linguistics or English as a foreign language. Approximately eight to ten class hours weekly. Supervise undergraduate theses. Affiliation: Affiliation to be arranged by the Fulbright commission in one of the public universities in Morocco. Length of Grant: 3 to 9 months Starting Date: September 1998 or later Comments: Applicants should be doctoral candidates in applied linguistics or education, with a specialization in TEFL or foreign language acquisition. Prior experience in teaching English to speakers of other languages is essential. Contact Gary L. Garrison, 202/686-4019, mesa1@ciesnet.cies.org M.A. TEFL Program: Turkey Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8588 Grant Activity: Teach two courses per semester from among the following: language acquisition, introduction to applied linguistics, EFL methodology, sociolinguistics and discourse analysis, issues in bilingualism, measurement and evaluation, etc. Assist with curriculum planning and teacher training. Specialization(s): A Ph.D. in TEFL or applied linguistics is preferred. However, appropriate experience in the field may be substituted. Please consult with CIES staff to determine eligibility if necessary. Affiliation: Bilkent University, Ankara Length of Grant: 12 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org M.A. TEFL Program Director: Turkey Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8589 Grant Activity: Administer M.A. program in Teaching English as a Foreign Language. Teach one or two courses per semester (language acquisition, introduction to applied linguistics, EFL methodology, sociolinguistics, measurement and evaluation, etc.). Advise thesis students. Assist with curriculum planning and program development. Affiliation: Bilkent University, Ankara Length of Grant: 12 months Starting Date: September 1998 Contact Micaela S. Iovine, 202/686-6253, ee3@ciesnet.cies.org TEFL: Ukraine Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8143 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses, develop curricula, and conduct seminars on teaching methods. Specialization(s): TEFL methodology, sociolinguistics, ESP, modern syntactic theory Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined but applicant may express preference. Length of Grant: 5 to 10 months Starting Date: September or February for one-semester grants; February for academic-year grants Comments: Curriculum development may include, but is not limited to, development of a master's program in TEFL. Contact Muriel Joffe, 202/686-6249, ee2@ciesnet.cies.org TEFL and Applied Linguistics: Cote d'Ivoire Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8014 Grant Activity: Teach courses in linguistics and English for specific purposes (ESP) to final-year students in engineering, accounting, computer science, and business. Provide guidance on curriculum development for language teaching. Conduct research in area of specialization. Language: Conversational French helpful; classes taught in English. Affiliation: English Department, Houphouet-Boigny Polytechnic Institute of Yamoussoukro, Yamoussoukro Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: October 1998 Contact Linda Rhoad, 202/686-6230, afac@ciesnet.cies.org Teaching English as a Foreign Language: Indonesia Category: Lecturing Award Code: 8230 Number of Awards: Approximately 2 Grant Activity: Consult on teacher training and curriculum development in TEFL programs in eastern Indonesia. Oversee language program of Indonesian scholars currently planning to study in English-speaking countries. Specialization(s): Language program design and implementation, teacher training, curriculum development Special Qualifications: Preference for associate or full professor with extensive teaching and consulting experience. Affiliation: Affiliation to be determined. Length of Grant: 6 to 12 months Starting Date: August 1998 or January 1999 for one-semester grants, August 1998 for academic-year grants Comments: This program is part of the government of Indonesia's effort to produce a sufficient number of qualified TEFL teachers to staff the Indonesian university system and teacher training colleges in the eastern part of Indonesia. Host institutions are in the Moluccas, Sulawesi, Irian Jaya, and Timor. Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org Teaching English as a Foreign Language: Philippines Category: Lecturing/Research Award Code: 8256 Grant Activity: Teach graduate courses in area of specialization. Consult on program and curriculum. Advise on theses preparation. Specialization(s): Psycholinguistics, theoretical linguistics Special Qualifications: Ph.D. preferred, but applicants with a master's degree may apply if they hold the rank of assistant professor. Affiliation: Philippine Normal University, Manila Length of Grant: 5 to 12 months Starting Date: June 1998 for 12-month grants, June or November 1998 for one-semester grants Contact David B.J. Adams, 202/686-4021, ea1@ciesnet.cies.org