DATE
December 26, 2023 – January 8, 2024 (program dates subject to change)
ELIGIBILITY
All full time faculty at any level or in any discipline may apply.
Applicants must have a current passport which expires no earlier than July 9, 2024.
COVERAGE
Air, room, & most meals
APPLICATION DEADLINE
October 1, 2023
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FACULTY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM IN ISRAEL, WINTER 2023-2024
PASSPORT REQUIREMENT
Applicants must submit a valid passport at time of acceptance in order to travel on the Winter 2023-2024 program.
The Faculty Fellowship Program in Israel is a competitive academic
fellowship that invites full-time university and college faculty members to
apply to participate in an all-expenses-paid academic trip to Israel.
The Program seeks to link scholars from diverse disciplines with their Israeli
counterparts at major institutions for the purpose of initiating exchanges and
collaborations.
The program will be enhanced with participants meeting with professionals
and experts involved in government, industry, education, media and other
sectors to understand the many facets of Israel’s evolving national and
international policies.. Participants will gain a deeper awareness of the many
challenges faced by the country and the creativity, spirit and ingenuity that
Israelis bring to tackling these issues.
Program Overview
To provide a dynamic and academically productive experience, the program will
highlight several key categories:
- Academic Exchange, Networking and Collaboration:
This is the central focus of this fellowship. Participants will engage in unique
opportunities to partake in cross-cultural academic and professional dialogues
and exchanges with colleagues in specific disciplines at leading Israeli
institutions.
- Science and Technology: Expand collaborative
academic ties and gain insight into Israeli advances in science, information,
medical and pharmaceutical technologies and how these developments are playing
a role in shaping the future of the region.
- History: Explore how the history of the region
continues to shape contemporary issues.
- Society: Observe the many faces of Israel
– its heterogeneous and complex population with historical connections
to many faiths and traditions, that is rarely portrayed in its complexity.
- Economy: See why many argue that the future of
peace in the region begins with the economic alliances that are being built
today.
- Politics, Diplomacy and the Media: The politics
of the region are the subject of intense debate in mainstream media and of
intellectual dialogue in our classrooms. Get a close-up look at political
discourse on the ground and the role of the media.
- Culture: Art reflects life, and Israel is no
exception. See ways in which the drama of the region plays out on stage,
screen and in literature.
- Law, Democracy and Human Rights: Debate and
discuss the development of Israel as a democracy that is committed to principles
of transparency, human rights and the rule of law within the framework of the
contemporary Middle East.
All information is subject to change.
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