Harrison Middleton University Fellowship Accepting Recent University Graduates

Apply for Harrison Middleton University Fellowship Accepting Recent University Graduates.

Deadline Harrison Middleton University Fellowship

The deadline for submission of applications for the  Harrison Middleton University Fellowship in Ideas is 1st October, 2018. Harrison Middleton University is a great ideas, great works, great conversations, distance-learning university that offers graduate education in the humanities with concentrations in imaginative literature, natural science, philosophy and religion, and social science. Harrison Middleton University promotes student-faculty scholarship through research, discussion, and the development of collaborative publications. The HMU Fellowship in Ideas is a writing and discussion project in the humanities designed for a recent university graduate from any field who has an interest in the humanities, interdisciplinary dialogue, and intellectual and professional enrichment. The Fellowship offers emerging scholars exposure to the history of ideas in Western civilization, networking opportunities amongst an array of academicians, lifelong learners, readers, and thinkers from a broad range of disciplines, and credited authorship in two university publications. Except for conference attendance, all activities of the HMU Fellowship in Ideas may be carried out from any location with adequate telephone and internet access. Over the course of nine months, the HMU Fellow in Ideas will:

• Participate in Socratic discussions with university faculty.
• Contribute two entries to the Harrison Middleton University Blog.
• Attend Great Books Chicago 2019 on May 3-5, 2019
• Publish a book review in HMU: Dialogues, Harrison Middleton University’s biannual newsletter.

Harrison Middleton University Fellowship in Ideas Eligibility.

The successful applicant must:

• Have received a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree (in any field) since 2016.
• Have an interest in the humanities and the great ideas of Western civilization.
• Have outstanding reading, writing, and communication abilities.
• Be able to attend Great Books Chicago in Chicago, Illinois, on May 3-5, 2019.
• Commit to writing two blog entries for the HMU Blog and one book review, based on a Great Books Foundation publication to be determined, for HMU: Dialogues.

Harrison Middleton University Fellowship in Ideas Benefits.

The successful applicant to the HMU Fellowship in Ideas will enjoy the following benefits:

• A stipend to cover travel, registration, and related expenses for attendance at Great Books Chicago.
• The opportunity to participate in Socratic discussions with university faculty.
• Networking opportunities with the Great Books Foundation, a nonprofit educational organization in Chicago since 1947 that developed the Shared Inquiry Method (a variation of Socratic discussion) and offers K-12 and lifelong learning programs nationwide.
• Online publication in the HMU Blog and HMU: Dialogues.
• At the conclusion of the Fellowship term, a complimentary library of five Great Books Foundation publications.

How to Apply for Harrison Middleton University Fellowship in Ideas.

Please provide the following:

• A completed application form.
• A biographical statement of no more than 500 words that addresses your background as a student, your interest in the humanities, and your interest in the HMU Fellowship in Ideas.
• An appropriately cited expository essay of no more than 1500 words plus a works cited page, applying your interest to a great idea in the humanities related to one of these concentrations: imaginative literature, natural science, philosophy and religion, and social science.

APPLICATION FORM OFFICIAL LINK Submit your application and writing samples as attached Microsoft Word-compatible documents to [email protected]. The deadline for applications is October 1, 2018. Shortlisted candidates will be requested to participate in an interview, either by telephone or Skype. The successful applicant will be notified by Harrison Middleton University on or before December 1, 2018]]>