Creating a Research Agenda in History and the Humanities (Session 2)
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Dates: Thursdays, January 15 and January 22, 2015, noon- 2:00
What's next for you in your research? Becoming an intellectual leader in your field entails conceptualizing your long-term research contribution and positioning your work in relation to other disciplines.
This workshop - in two sessions - will give you focused feedback on your research ideas and their potential contribution to your field. You will create a clear research statement aimed at a general audience and receive comments from the instructor and your student colleagues.
Audience: Ideal for doctoral students who are in their final two years. This workshop will help you define your post-dissertation research in preparation for job applications, fellowships, and grant applications.
Facilitator: Margo Horn, a US social historian specializing in women's history and the history of medicine. Professor Horn teaches Stanford's History Department.
Registration: Please email Margo Horn at meh [at] stanford.edu (meh[at]stanford[dot]edu) to register and more details. Space is limited so please sign up soon!