The Conference on Post-Kantian Bioethics, hosted by the Philosophy Department at Purdue University will be held remotely on Zoom from April 16-17, 2021.
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There are grant programs and grant programs. Some are highly contextual, meant to live for a season of funding, while others have a long shelf life, aiming at programmatic, continuing impact.
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The National Endowment for the Humanities will be hosting a series of ten virtual grant workshops. NEH offers a variety of grant programs to individuals and organizations that do the highest quality work to promote the humanities.
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The Department of History is sponsoring an International symposium in honor of Sally Hastings on April 9, 2021 via Zoom. Please see below for the registration link and the program.
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Purdue University is part of Humanities Without Walls, and as a special benefit, we are invited to compete in the limited submission competition for humanities research Grand Challenge grants. Humanities Without Walls invites applications for interdisciplinary, collaborative, research-based projects in the humanities and arts that build a clearly communicated commitment to methodologies of reciprocity and redistribution into their project design and proposal narratives, regardless of the research topic or theme they focus on.
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The Department of Defense works with hundreds of scholars on topics as diverse as climate change, social equity, or reframing the battlefield of the future. How can Purdue scholars take better advantage of these funding opportunities?
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Continue ReadingFORCES historian Robert Kirchubel presents “Florida During World War II”
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The year 2021 comes in the US with a new presidential administration confronted by critical strategic challenges, political turmoil, and high expectations. The FORCES team of social science, STEM, and military experts summarizes in this report the leading functional, geographic, and political-military issues confronting the Biden administration.
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Sandia seeks Purdue faculty, including CLA, who might be interested in partnering with Sandia PI as collaborators in the upcoming FY21 LDRD proposals. In order to improve the timeline for university collaborations, Sandia is collecting faculty research summaries that align with Sandia’s research needs so that potential PIs can engage with faculty sooner to develop proposals.
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