Regulacje i polityka gospodarcza · 23.10.1997

Freedom Support Act Junior Faculty Development Program

The Academic Exchanges Division, European Branch of the United States Information Agency's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs announces an open competition for an assistance award. Public and private non-profit organizations meeting the provisions described in IRS regulation 26 CFR 1.501(c) may apply to develop and administer a comprehensive faculty and curriculum development program for 82 young faculty from Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan who will be affiliated at accredited colleges and universities throughout the United States in the following fields: business administration, economics, educational administration, environmental studies, journalism, law, library science, political science, psychology, public policy, public administration, sociology, architecture and urban planning, cultural anthropology, history, linguistics, philosophy, literature, and American studies. It is the intent of USIA to provide participants with high quality programs designed to meet their specific academic and professional needs, within the parameters of the JFDP, and to promote long-term sustained interaction between and among participants, U.S. faculty and their home and host institutions.