Getting Affiliated

Boston-area scholars with a research project in Russian or Eurasian studies may apply to the Center Associates program. Contact: Joan Gabel, dcpdoc@fas.harvard.edu

Harvard teaching faculty with a research interest in Russian or Eurasian studies may join the Davis Center as Faculty Associates. Contact: Lisbeth L. Tarlow, tarlow@fas.harvard.edu

Scholars in the humanities and social sciences who have held a Ph.D. or equivalent for less than five years may apply for Post-Doctoral Fellowships. Contact: Joan Gabel, dcpdoc@fas.harvard.edu

Scholars who have held a Ph.D. or equivalent for five years or more, and who have already made a significant contribution to Russian or Eurasian studies may apply for Senior Fellowships. Contact: Joan Gabel, dcpdoc@fas.harvard.edu

Advanced scholars, journalists, policymakers, and others who are citizens of Russia or other states of the former Soviet Union may apply for Regional Fellowships. Contact: Joan Gabel, dcpdoc@fas.harvard.edu

Scholars who have outside financial support may become Visiting Scholars, typically for terms of one semester to one year. Contact: Lisbeth L. Tarlow, tarlow@fas.harvard.edu

Ph.D. candidates at Harvard with a research interest in the region may become Graduate Student Associates. Students in the REECA program are automatically considered Graduate Student Associates. Contact: Donna Griesenbeck, griesenb@fas.harvard.edu

Graduate students from other institutions may become affiliated with the Davis Center through the Visiting Fellow Program or the Exchange Scholar Program. Contact: Donna Griesenbeck, griesenb@fas.harvard.edu

Undergraduates from Harvard, Wellesley, and Wheaton colleges are encouraged to apply for research travel grants and to participate in the annual Undergraduate Colloquium on Russian and Eurasian Studies. Contact: Donna Griesenbeck, griesenb@fas.harvard.edu