El Instituto Internacional de Educación se complace en anunciar la apertura del programa de estancia en el “Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center” en Bellagio, Italia. La residencia en Bellagio es una gran oportunidad para realizar trabajo concentrado durante un mes para artistas creativos como compositores, novelistas, compositores, poetas, cineastas, video, artistas visuales.
También son elegibles personas involucradas con estudios ancestrales, antropología, economía, educación, estudios de cine y medios, historia, derecho y política, literatura, música, teatro, danza, filosofía, ciencias políticas, psicología, religión, ciencias, sociología y estudios visuales.
Se les invita a solicitar a académicos de alto nivel, artistas o profesionales. El programa cubre la estancia, alimentación y uso de Internet en Bellagio Center. La convocatoria cierra el 11 de febrero del 2009.
Para mayor información revisar http://www.rockfound.org/bellagio/bellagio.shtml y contactar bellagio_res@iie.org; Sarah Doerrer: sdoerrer@iie.org o Alec Rowe: arowe@iie.org
The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center
Greetings from the Institute of International Education. Because of past involvement that either you or your organization has had with IIE, we would like to notify you of an opportunity at the Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center in Bellagio, Italy.
For nearly fifty years, the Rockefeller Foundation has hosted scholars, creative artists, and practitioners at Bellagio for concentrated work on major projects. Talented professionals use time at Bellagio to advance work that has impact across disciplines, while interacting daily with an active and diverse intellectual community. Artists and scholars stay for one month of work at Bellagio, away from their usual daily demands, and flexible schedules are available for practitioners working at non-profit or NGO organizations. Collaborative residencies are available for applicants working on a joint project.
Residents at the Bellagio Center from 2007-2009 represent a diverse group of more than 20 countries, including: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Denmark, Germany, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Kenya, Lebanon, Macedonia, Mexico, Nigeria, Poland, Russia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, South Korea, United Kingdom, United States, and Togo. The various disciplines under which an applicant may apply include the following:
Creative Artists: Composer, Novelist, Playwright, Poet, Video / Filmmaker, Visual Artist
Scholars: Ancient Studies, Anthropology, Economics, Education, Film & Media Studies, History, Law & Policy, Literary Studies, Music, Theatre & Dance Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Sciences, Sociology, Visual Studies
Applicants from outside the United States and Western Europe are especially encouraged to apply, as are individuals working on projects aligned with the Foundation’s objective to expand opportunities for poor or vulnerable people. The Bellagio residency provides room, board, and high-speed internet access to all residents free of charge. Please note that financial assistance can be made available to successful applicants whose limited means might otherwise prevent them from accepting a residency.
The selection process for Bellagio is very competitive, and will ultimately favor professionals with significant experience and strong project proposals. The Bellagio opportunity is not a grant, but rather a time to interact with a professional community while working toward tangible personal achievement.
The deadline for applications to the Fall 2009 residency period is February 11, 2009. To learn more about Bellagio, peruse accepted projects, and review a list of requisite application materials, please visit http://www.rockfound.org/bellagio/bellagio.shtml. We cannot guarantee that you will receive an invitation to Bellagio if you apply, but the Institute of International Education Bellagio Office is more than happy to assist you with any questions you may have as you navigate the application process. They can be reached at bellagio_res@iie.org or +1 (212) 984-5537.
Please contact bellagio_res@iie.org about this Residency or Sarah Doerrer at sdoerrer@iie.org or Alec Rowe at arowe@iie.org for further questions regarding the application process.
Se les invita a solicitar a académicos de alto nivel, artistas o profesionales. El programa cubre la estancia, alimentación y uso de Internet en Bellagio Center. La convocatoria cierra el 11 de febrero del 2009.
Para mayor información revisar http://www.rockfound.org/bellagio/bellagio.shtml y contactar bellagio_res@iie.org; Sarah Doerrer: sdoerrer@iie.org o Alec Rowe: arowe@iie.org
The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center
Greetings from the Institute of International Education. Because of past involvement that either you or your organization has had with IIE, we would like to notify you of an opportunity at the Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center in Bellagio, Italy.
For nearly fifty years, the Rockefeller Foundation has hosted scholars, creative artists, and practitioners at Bellagio for concentrated work on major projects. Talented professionals use time at Bellagio to advance work that has impact across disciplines, while interacting daily with an active and diverse intellectual community. Artists and scholars stay for one month of work at Bellagio, away from their usual daily demands, and flexible schedules are available for practitioners working at non-profit or NGO organizations. Collaborative residencies are available for applicants working on a joint project.
Residents at the Bellagio Center from 2007-2009 represent a diverse group of more than 20 countries, including: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Denmark, Germany, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Kenya, Lebanon, Macedonia, Mexico, Nigeria, Poland, Russia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, South Korea, United Kingdom, United States, and Togo. The various disciplines under which an applicant may apply include the following:
Creative Artists: Composer, Novelist, Playwright, Poet, Video / Filmmaker, Visual Artist
Scholars: Ancient Studies, Anthropology, Economics, Education, Film & Media Studies, History, Law & Policy, Literary Studies, Music, Theatre & Dance Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Sciences, Sociology, Visual Studies
Applicants from outside the United States and Western Europe are especially encouraged to apply, as are individuals working on projects aligned with the Foundation’s objective to expand opportunities for poor or vulnerable people. The Bellagio residency provides room, board, and high-speed internet access to all residents free of charge. Please note that financial assistance can be made available to successful applicants whose limited means might otherwise prevent them from accepting a residency.
The selection process for Bellagio is very competitive, and will ultimately favor professionals with significant experience and strong project proposals. The Bellagio opportunity is not a grant, but rather a time to interact with a professional community while working toward tangible personal achievement.
The deadline for applications to the Fall 2009 residency period is February 11, 2009. To learn more about Bellagio, peruse accepted projects, and review a list of requisite application materials, please visit http://www.rockfound.org/bellagio/bellagio.shtml. We cannot guarantee that you will receive an invitation to Bellagio if you apply, but the Institute of International Education Bellagio Office is more than happy to assist you with any questions you may have as you navigate the application process. They can be reached at bellagio_res@iie.org or +1 (212) 984-5537.
Please contact bellagio_res@iie.org about this Residency or Sarah Doerrer at sdoerrer@iie.org or Alec Rowe at arowe@iie.org for further questions regarding the application process.
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