Photo: Dian Tri Irawaty (Indonesian Studies Small Grant Summer 2020)Indonesian Studies Small Grant Summer 2022The Indonesian Studies Small Grants are available to UCLA graduate and undergraduate students for research or projects on Indonesia conducted during Summer 2022. Deadline: May 9, 2022Through a generous gift from Julia Gouw, the UCLA Center for Southeast Asian Studies is pleased to announce the availability of small grants to support projects focused on Indonesia during Summer 2022. The funding is available to UCLA undergraduate and graduate students. Undergraduates are especially encouraged to apply. Grants range from $500 to $1500 for returning applicants and up to $2500 for new applicants. Funding will be disbursed as spring or summer 2022 financial aid through UCLA Financial Aid Office or UCLA Graduate Division. Grant recipients will be required to write a 1-page report of their activities and provide the main deliverable (dissertation chapter draft, video link, presentation, portfolio, event flyer, etc.) related to the proposed project. Examples of projects and activities that can be funded: Reimbursement for conference registration fees and expenses in 2021 and 2022 Reimbursement of fees for internship or other professionalization programs related to Indonesian Studies Reimbursement of purchases of software, technology and educational materials for research Remote or in-person Indonesian language study program Online course, academic program, workshop or summer institute in Indonesian Studies Translation of documents and resources related to Indonesian Studies Archival research on Indonesia at/through UCLA Dissertation writing Fieldwork in Indonesia* For organizing a virtual event, performance, exhibit or film screening For the development of videos, podcasts, music, booklets, websites or artwork For the creation of curriculum, survey data, or community resources to be shared Combination of these activities and/or other projects *NOTE: Students who will travel to Indonesia in Summer 2022 must abide with UCLA COVID-19 Protocols, which may require departmental approval and/or Field Safety Plan for student research and travel abroad. Interested students should submit: a 1-2 page proposal that explains the research activity as it relates to Indonesian Studies along with a project timeline a CV or resume an unofficial transcript an itemized budget or expenses sheet receipts for previous payments and purchases of research materials and services and/or invoices for fees for participating in events and programs one letter of recommendation from an academic advisor/faculty mentor (submitted by May 11, 2022) Deadline: May 9, 2022 APPLY HERE For more info please contact:Nguyet Tong310-206-9163ntong@international.ucla.eduPublished: Wednesday, April 6, 2022
Through a generous gift from Julia Gouw, the UCLA Center for Southeast Asian Studies is pleased to announce the availability of small grants to support projects focused on Indonesia during Summer 2022. The funding is available to UCLA undergraduate and graduate students. Undergraduates are especially encouraged to apply. Grants range from $500 to $1500 for returning applicants and up to $2500 for new applicants. Funding will be disbursed as spring or summer 2022 financial aid through UCLA Financial Aid Office or UCLA Graduate Division. Grant recipients will be required to write a 1-page report of their activities and provide the main deliverable (dissertation chapter draft, video link, presentation, portfolio, event flyer, etc.) related to the proposed project. Examples of projects and activities that can be funded: Reimbursement for conference registration fees and expenses in 2021 and 2022 Reimbursement of fees for internship or other professionalization programs related to Indonesian Studies Reimbursement of purchases of software, technology and educational materials for research Remote or in-person Indonesian language study program Online course, academic program, workshop or summer institute in Indonesian Studies Translation of documents and resources related to Indonesian Studies Archival research on Indonesia at/through UCLA Dissertation writing Fieldwork in Indonesia* For organizing a virtual event, performance, exhibit or film screening For the development of videos, podcasts, music, booklets, websites or artwork For the creation of curriculum, survey data, or community resources to be shared Combination of these activities and/or other projects *NOTE: Students who will travel to Indonesia in Summer 2022 must abide with UCLA COVID-19 Protocols, which may require departmental approval and/or Field Safety Plan for student research and travel abroad. Interested students should submit: a 1-2 page proposal that explains the research activity as it relates to Indonesian Studies along with a project timeline a CV or resume an unofficial transcript an itemized budget or expenses sheet receipts for previous payments and purchases of research materials and services and/or invoices for fees for participating in events and programs one letter of recommendation from an academic advisor/faculty mentor (submitted by May 11, 2022) Deadline: May 9, 2022 APPLY HERE