[csaa-forum] $1500 Bursary for Cultural Studies Project

[Paul Magee]

The Cultural Studies Association of Australasia is pleased to announce that
bids are now open for $1500 AUD bursary which the association will award to
a project designed to further the practice of Cultural Studies in either
Australia or New Zealand (preferably both).

Examples of activities the bursary might support include: the development of
a CS publication, the promotion of CS in the public domain, the development
of inter-institutional and international CS links, the hosting of a CS
conference involving two or more institutions etc.

Our preference will be for 1) projects that strengthen connections between
New Zealand and Australian Cultural studies and 2) projects that involve
early career researchers, postgrads and/or scholars without institutional
support. The project should occur in the twelve months following the award
of the bursary (though special cases will be considered).

Interested applicants should submit a 2 page proposal, comprising a 1 page
description and a 1 page budget. The description should give a clear
indication of the nature of the project, its participants and expected
outcomes. The budget should itemize all financial inputs and expenditures ­
even if still provisional - for the project as a whole. Applicants must be
members of the CSAA.

Please email proposals to Paul Magee by November 15, 2007 on
paul.magee at canberra.edu.au. The bursary will be decided by the CSAA
executive, and the winning application announced at Sustaining Culture, this
year¹s annual conference, at UNISA, December 4-6, 2007.

The executive reserves the right to defer the bursary if no suitable
proposals are submitted.



Dr Paul Magee

President, Cultural Studies Association of Australasia
Lecturer in Creative Reading
School of Creative Communication
University of Canberra
ACT 2601
02 6201 2402

Australian Government Higher Education (CRICOS)
Registered Provider number: #00212K 

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