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FLAS Summer Fellowship Application Deadline: February 14th, 2020
The Stone Center for Latin American Studies receives funding from the U.S. Department of Education’s Title VI program for Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships. FLAS fellowships administered by the Stone Center are available to undergraduate and graduate students for the intensive study over the summer of Kaqchikel Maya, Portuguese, or another less-commonly taught Latin American language. Graduate students wishing to engage in intensive study of such a language are encouraged to apply for one of these fellowships. Only U.S. citizens or permanent residents are eligible to apply; and only intensive summer language programs that meet the FLAS guidelines will be considered. A listing of some of the approved programs is prepared by CLASP and available on-line. Program information and application packets for Tulane sponsored summer language programs can be found here.
The following FAQs offer further information on the application process and program guidelines for undergraduates and graduates respectively:
Summer FLAS FAQ for Undergraduates
Summer FLAS FAQ for Graduate Students
- FLAS Summer Fellowship PowerPoint Presentation
- FLAS Summer Fellowship Information Webinar, January 15, 2020
- FLAS Application Guide
- FLAS Undergraduate Application Form
- FLAS Undergraduate Recommendation Form
- FLAS Graduate Student Application Form
- FLAS Graduate Student Recommendation Form
All application materials, including the faculty recommendation form, proposal narrative, and financial need statement or FAFSA EFC, should be submitted electronically by email according to the application guidelines. Please review these guidelines carefully.
For questions regarding the FLAS Fellowship, please contact Dr. Jimmy Huck by email at jhuck@tulane.edu OR Valerie McGinley at vmcgmar@tulane.edu.
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