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Wilma Dykeman "Faces of Appalachia" Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship

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Aug 22, 2022
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The Wilma Dykeman “Faces of Appalachia” Post-doctoral Research Fellowship, which now provides $3,000 to support research related to gender, race, and/or ethnicity in Appalachia, is accepting proposals. The research will be conducted during the 2018-2019 academic year and presented at the 2019 conference at your own expense. Members of the Appalachian Studies Association who have earned a doctoral degree from an accredited institution within the past seven years are eligible to apply. The deadline for all materials is December 31, 2017. Contact Mary Thomas for further information at mthomas@marshall.edu.

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Guest
2 days ago

I loved reading about the Wilma Dykeman Fellowship! It feels so important to uplift diverse Appalachian voices. As someone who's dabbled in storytelling, I can relate to those ragdoll hit moments when inspiration strikes out of nowhere. What part of Appalachian culture do you think deserves more attention?

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knee martiniz
6 days ago

Important fellowship opportunity that connects scholarship with meaningful questions about gender, race, and ethnicity in Appalachia. Supporting post-doctoral research helps preserve and deepen understanding of the region’s diverse communities and histories. I also appreciate the broader value of emergency dental clinic etobicoke as an example of how institutions can support people through knowledge, opportunity, and thoughtful engagement with their communities.

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Felisha
Sep 24

Здравствуйте! Очень интересная тема исследования, посвящённого проекту Wilma Dykeman «Faces of Appalachia» и изучению культурного наследия Аппалачей. Особенно интересно узнать, как постдокторское исследование помогает по-новому взглянуть на жизнь, литературу и историю этого региона. Такие проекты позволяют глубже понять связь между личными историями людей и социальными изменениями, происходившими на протяжении поколений. Даже слово игровые автоматы в контексте современных исследований может стать интересным примером того, как меняется культура и общественная среда разных регионов. Надеюсь, результаты fellowship помогут открыть новые перспективы для изучения наследия Wilma Dykeman. Спасибо за публикацию этой информации и возможность узнать больше о таком необычном исследовательском направлении!


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