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SUMMARY:Presenting the USAID/BHA-HFHI Humanitarian Shelter & Settlements Research Fellowship and the Steps to Apply
DESCRIPTION:Habitat for Humanity International and the United States Agency for International Development Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance\, or USAID/BHA\, in partnership with HFHI and supported by InterAction\, have come together to sponsor the next Humanitarian Shelter & Settlements (HS&S) Research Fellowship program for graduate students. \n\nThe deadline to apply is Thursday\, Feb. 29\, 2024\, 5 p.m. EST. Applications from women and minority candidates are strongly encouraged. For more information on the fellowship opportunities\, the application process and who qualifies\, visit our website. \n\nPlease register by following the linked text below to join us for an informational webinar on Microsoft Teams on Thursday\, 1st of February\, at 11:00 AM EST: \n\nWebinar: Presenting the USAID/BHA-HFHI Humanitarian Shelter & Settlements Research Fellowship and the Steps to Apply \n\nThe research fellowship offers graduate students the opportunity to receive professional mentorship\, networking opportunities and financial support for research on a humanitarian shelter and settlements topic. \n\nPROFESSIONAL MENTORSHIP \n\nThe candidates will have the chance to gain firsthand experience and visibility into the work as they complete their graduate studies\, helping lay pivotal groundwork for their professional careers.\n\nNETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES \n\nWe provide our fellows with contacts and networking opportunities to develop direct relationships with leading experts from international and national humanitarian organizations.\n\nFINANCIAL SUPPORT \n\nEach fellow will receive a financial support of up to $19\,000 each – made up of a $10\,000 stipend and up to $9\,000 for travel-related expenses when necessary – to support international graduate research for about 10 months.\n\n\nFellowship opportunities are open to U.S. citizens or U.S. permanent residents enrolled full-time in accredited graduate school programs in the U.S.\, or are U.S. citizens studying abroad in a discipline such as: \n\nCity\, urban\, environmental or regional planning\nArchitecture or architectural engineering\nCivil or environmental engineering\nInternational or development studies\nHumanities or social studies\nOr other similar disciplines
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SUMMARY:FAME: Alternative Career Paths Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The Future Architects of the Middle East (FAME) is organizing this February. FAME is an organization dedicated to celebrating historical and modern contributions to the global community by MENA and SWANA artists\, activists\, and architects\, focusing on the Middle East. They aim to shed light on non-European modes of architectural thought and expression and celebrate historical and modern contributions by Middle Eastern artists\, activists\, and architects to the global community. We do so through our publication Mashrabiya\, which you can check out on Instagram. \n\nThe “Alternative Career Paths Symposium” has various panels exploring career paths bringing in speakers from different disciplines from around the world to talk about the path they took and various opportunities accessible with their degrees. Given that we have such a diverse student body at the GSD\, both culturally and professionally\, this would benefit the students begin to theorize routes after graduating. There will be eight panels addressing:\n\n  \n\n\n1- International Firms + Real Estate and Development \n\n\n2- “Typical” Architecture \n\n\n3- Academia and Doctorate studies \n\n\n4- Human-Centered Design \n\n\n5- Non-profit + Startups \n\n\n6-  Recent graduates \n\n\n7- Middle Eastern Studies \n\n\n8- LatinX \n\n\n  \n\n\nThe symposium will be hosted February 10th – 11th at Harvard GSD and virtually. Register here!: \nhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdzr50yLekvvtzDr0hx1LGHkFQpM7Ua3X6p5caOMj7nCIFNdw/viewform?usp=send_form \n\nI want to emphasize that this is a free in-person and online event open to everyone.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/fame-alternative-career-paths-symposium/
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