Stetson University has been connected with New York University, and this partnership has allowed our faculty to participate in world-class seminars. NYU offers many different opportunities for college faculty all over the world, from seminars to scholar-in-residence programs. Here is a list of all the upcoming deadlines and programs through NYU:
Summer Scholar-in-residence
The Summer Scholar-in-Residence program allows Network faculty to come to New York University during the month of June to engage in research, develop curricula, and/or produce manuscripts for publication. The program allows Scholars to explore new dimensions in their disciplines, to engage in intellectual exchange and investigate resources not available to them at their home institutions, to broaden their own pedagogical expertise, to enrich existing courses or create new ones, and to expand professional contacts. Participation in the SIR program not only enhances the faculty members’ knowledge and skills, but also significantly contributes to the intellectual environment of their home institutions as they share what they learn with their colleagues and students.
Please fill out this packet by February 14th and email it to [email protected]
Network Summer 2020
If you are interested, applicants should submit the completed application along with their institutional liaison officer’s signature; a statement of intent that indicates how the seminar participant will apply what is learned at the home institution; a current CV; and a letter of support from either the division dean or department head, who is well-acquainted with the applicant’s area of research. This application should be submitted to [email protected] by February 14th.
For this summer, from June 8th to June 12th, the following seminars will be offered:
Fall 2020/ Spring 2021 Scholar-in-residence
The Semester Scholar-in-Residence program allows Network faculty who are either on leave or sabbatical from their home institution to come to New York University to engage in research, develop curricula, and/or produce manuscripts for publication during the Fall or Spring semester. The program allows Scholars to explore new dimensions in their disciplines, to engage in intellectual exchange and investigate resources not available to them at their home institutions, to broaden their own pedagogical expertise, to enrich existing courses or create new ones, and to expand professional contacts. Participation in the SIR program not only enhances the faculty member’s knowledge and skills, but also significantly contributes to the intellectual environment of their home institutions as they share what they learn with their colleagues and students.
If you are interested in Fall 2020, please fill out this application, as well as a letter of support from a dean/department chair and an up-to-date CV and digitally submit it to [email protected] by February 14th, 2020.
If you are interested in Spring 2021, please fill out this application, as well as a letter of support from a dean/department chair, and an up-to-date CV and digitally submit to the [email protected] by September 21st 2020
2020 National Symposium
This National Symposium presents faculty the opportunity to discuss and discover new curriculum innovations, and how to help students learn and ensure their success after graduation. This event is taking place in New Orleans this year from November 20th – 21st. For more information on the National Symposium and what your proposal should look like, check the 2020 Symposium link above!
Abstracts and necessary supporting documents are due to the Brown Center by April 13th, 2020.