CASE.EDU:    HOME | DIRECTORIES | SEARCH
case western reserve university

Flora Stone Mather
Center for Women

 
   
 

Conferences and Calls for Proposals
for Presentation by Date:

The National Women's Studies Association nwsa.org has a definitive list of conferences and calls for proposals for conferences, and publishing. The lists are focused on women's research and issues.

 

January - March
http://www.nwsa.org/cfps/jan.mar.php

 

April - June
http://www.nwsa.org/cfps/apr.june.php

 

July-September
http://www.nwsa.org/cfps/july.sept.php

 

October - December
http://www.nwsa.org/cfps/oct.dec.php

 

Calls for Proposals for Publishing:

 

Includes Print Journals, Electronic Journals and Books

http://www.nwsa.org/cfps/journalcfps.php

Bryn Mawr Summer Institute - application for support

 

DEADLINE: January 18, 2008

As part of the university's commitment to the development of women leaders at Case Western Reserve University, we are accepting applications for financial support for attendance at the 2008 Bryn Mawr Summer Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration. The dates for the 2008 Summer Institute are June 21, 2008, through July 16, 2008.

This initiative was launched in 2003-2004. Recipients have included Wendy Shapiro (Director, Instructional Technology and Academic Computing), Denise Douglas (Associate Dean, Graduate Studies), Adrienne Dziak (Director, Government Relations), Diana Morris (Associate Professor, Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing and Associate Director for Programming, University Center on Aging and Health), and Jacklyn Chisholm (Vice President of Planning and Institutional Relations at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum).
The purpose of the Summer Institute is to improve the status of women in the middle and executive levels of higher education administration. The Summer Institute is designed to prepare participants to assume leadership positions in higher education by providing an intensive experience in the various facets of university administration. Speakers include university presidents and provosts, chief financial officers, university vice presidents, deans, and department chairs. The Summer Institute has been offered every summer since 1976.
Application for admission is open to women faculty and college or university administrators whose background, experience, and present responsibilities indicate a potential for professional advancement in higher education administration. Typically, participants carry such titles as department chair, director, assistant to the president, assistant dean, associate dean, dean, or assistant vice president. Detailed information is available at http://www.brynmawr.edu/summerinstitute/

Attendees generally live on the Bryn Mawr campus during the Summer Institute. The Case Western Reserve University award covers tuition, room and board, and transportation. Incidental expenses and meals, which are not included as part of the program fee, are the responsibility of the attendee. There is no additional salary support provided. The deadline to apply for Case Western Reserve University financial support is January 18, 2008. The deadline for applications to Bryn Mawr is March 1, 2008.

If you or someone you work with would be interested in applying for university support, please send:

  • A short summary (no more than two pages) of how the Summer Institute will help you meet your career goals and what contribution your attendance will make to your department or school
    A current curriculum vitae
    A memo of support from a dean or department chair

Criteria for University support include 1) evidence of advancement to date, 2) future potential for high level leadership at a university level, 3) evidence of ability and willingness to mentor other women on campus, and 4) leadership ability to promote the lessons learned from the Summer Institute.

Submit applications for funding by January 18, 2008 to: Associate Provost Kathryn Karipides, Office of the Provost, 216 Adelbert Hall, LC: 7001.

The award will be made by Deputy Provost Lynn Singer by February 8, 2008. This will allow three weeks for the individual selected to prepare the application for the Summer Institute.