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RICCI INSTITUTE TRAVEL GRANTS The Ricci Institute annually awards several travel grants to doctoral candidates, post-doctoral researchers, and established scholars in the United States (but from outside of northern California) to travel to the University of San Francisco during the academic year to use the Ricci Institute Collection for their research on topics related to Chinese-Western cultural exchange, Jesuit interaction with China from the late Ming through early 20th century, and/or the history of Christianity in China. Grants provide reimbursement (based on actual receipts) of up to to $1000 of approved expenses related to travel to and research at the USF Ricci Institute (travel, accommodation, and photocopying expenses). Priority consideration will be given to applicants who demonstrate in their application how the Ricci Institute’s library holdings will facilitate their research. Read a description of the Ricci Institute Library or visit the Library Catalog. Awards are funded by the EDS-Stewart Chair for Chinese-Western Cultural History and, for American scholars of Asian descent, the Ricci Asian Scholars Endowment. Application Process Eligibility Applicants must be U.S. residents or holders of valid non-resident visas. A complete application consists of: [1] A cover letter [2] A current C.V. [3] A research proposal (600 word maximum) that includes: a detailed research plan, an estimated budget, and an explanation of how the proposed research will contribute to the field [4] The names and contact information for three references [5] Proof of citizenship/visa status Deadline All application materials must be received by 15 June each year for grants covering the Fall semester (early September through mid-December) and 15 October each year for grants covering the Spring semester (late January through mid-May.) Grant applications, as well as any questions regarding them, should be directed to: Xiaoxin Wu, Ed.D. Director Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History University of San Francisco Center for the Pacific Rim 2130 Fulton St., San Francisco, CA 94117-1080 wu@usfca.edu, Tel: (415) 422-6401, Fax: (415) 422-2291 |
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CONTACT US: Tel: (415) 422-6401 Fax: (415) 422-2291 email: ricci@usfca.edu |
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