Candidate Application

ACTC-OSAP Scholar in Residence Candidate Application

All applications by Candidates will be blindly reviewed before consulting the nominatorâ€™s nominee submissions, but no application can be successful without a nominator.

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Please paste in a 1-page CV. DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR NAME IN THE CV: YOUR NAME WILL BE ATTACHED THROUGH YOUR APPLICATION BY A NUMBERING SYSTEM. THIS PRESERVES BLIND REVIEW.
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Please answer the following questions. Each field will take no more than the number of words specified in 12-point Times New Roman (about 275 words per double-spaced page.)
1. Why will your proposed scholarship be beneficial to the understanding or advancement of liberal arts and study of core texts? (275-1100 words) Include in your answer the liberal arts and/or core texts that your scholarship will address.
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2. Are you pursuing a specific question or hypothesis in core texts and liberal arts? (275 words)
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What impact might your scholarship have on curriculum or teaching? (275 words)
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3. What impact might your scholarship have upon institutions of higher learning, including your own? (275-550 words)
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4. Personal statement: What was the origin and development of your interest in core texts and/or liberal arts education? (275-550 words)
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What significance do you think the liberal arts and/or core texts have for persons and institutions outside the academy? (275-550 words)

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I certify that I will
a) provide a report no later than Dec. 31 of the summer-in-residence year to both the Nominator and to the ACTC Executive Director on the activities and results of my scholarship while in Oxford;
this report should include an indication to ACTC/OSAP any international, liberal arts educational interests or activities which may be enhanced or developed on campus on the basis of the nomineeâ€™s trip to Oxford;

b) to conduct a faculty meeting by December 31 of the summer-in-residence year wherein I will present the results of my scholarship while in Oxford, acknowledging the support of ACTC and OSAP, and including any other information on international liberal arts;

c) plan to attend the annual ACTC meeting following the summer session in Oxford and to report either in plenary or panel session on his/her scholarship while in Oxford.

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Liberal Arts Institute at Saint Mary’s College of California

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