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Core Fulbright Scholar Program

 

Curriculum Vitae / Resume / Syllabi / Bibliography Guidance

 

Curriculum Vitae or Resume

Please ensure your curriculum vitae or resume:

  • Is tailored
  • Includes a detailed publications list
  • Does not exceed 6 pages (8 pages for the Distinguished Chair awards)
  • Includes an employment history

Please ensure your publications list:

  • Lists all publications chronologically starting with the most recent.
  • Is separated into refereed from un-refereed publications.
Course Outlines or Syllabi for Teaching and teaching/research awards

Please submit two or three course syllabi or sample course outlines relevant to your planned grant activity. 

  • The syllabi should be designed by you and expressive of your philosophy of teaching. 
  • Indicate whether they have been used previously or have been developed for your application.
  • All syllabi submitted for one application may not exceed 10 pages total.
Select Bibliography for research or teaching/research awards

Please attach a bibliography relevant to your proposed project.

  • It should reflect the current state of research on the proposed topic.
  • It should not exceed 3 pages

 

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