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How to Apply
Guidance to Applicants
Perhaps the most important part of your application is the essay that must be submitted as part of the complete application. This essay should include any personal and academic information that is relevant; reasons for applying to this particular project; your interest, both intellectual and personal, in the topic; your qualifications to do the work and make a contribution to it; what you hope to accomplish by participation, including any individual research and writing projects; and the relation of the study to your teaching.
Application forms may be downloaded from the links below (please be sure to review all three parts) or can be obtained by mail from the address given below.
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Your completed application should be postmarked no later than March 1st, 2003, and should be addressed as follows:
Professor John A Davis
NEH Summer Seminar
Department of History
University of Connecticut
241 Glenbrook Road
Storrs, CT 06269-2103
For further questions about the application process or the program please contact neh@aarome.org.
Overview
Introduction, why in Rome, topics and themes
The Directors
Background of Professors John Davis, RAAR'01, and David Kertzer, RAAR'00
Organization
General operation of seminar, schedule outline
Logistics
Housing and accommodations, stipends and expenses
How to Apply
Required materials, downloadable application form, contact information
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