[Air-l] Fwd: ::fc-announce:: The Digital Cultures Fellowship for 2003 (fwd)

[jeremy hunsinger]

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> From: Lisa Gye <lgye at groupwise.swin.edu.au>
> Date: Mon Oct 7, 2002  2:34:12 AM Europe/Amsterdam
> To: fibreculture-announce at lists.myspinach.org
> Subject: ::fc-announce:: The Digital Cultures Fellowship for 2003 (fwd)
>
> Terms for 2003 Digital Cultures Project Fellowship
> Stipend: $12,000 for a residence fellowship stipend to cover the  
> expense of
> travel to and from UC Santa Barbara, room and lodgings while living in  
> Santa
> Barbara to do research in digital cultures. It is assumed that research
> fellows will have no teaching duties during the time they use this  
> stipend.
> Term: 3 to 10 continuous weeks between January 15, 2003 and May 1,  
> 2003.
> Eligibility: Faculty or post-doctoral student at a university in this
> country or abroad.
> Facilities: Research fellow will have 24 hours access to the  
> Transcriptions
> computing studio. The computing studio, located in the English  
> Department,
> has high-end networked Dell machines, a NT Server, a full suite of  
> software:
> MS Office and Access; Macromedia Director, Dreamweaver, Flash,  
> Photoshop,
> Premiere, etc. (See Transcriptions web site:
> http://transcriptions.english.ucsb.edu/studio.shtml).
> Discussion: We are hoping to attract an applicant who is doing  
> research in
> any of the broad range of topics in the general area of the study of  
> digital
> cultures. These include but are not limited to:
> ·	Theory, history, culture, philosophy, or aesthetics of new computer  
> based
> media
> ·	Database design for humanities research
> ·	Public Internet policy (e.g., copyright, free speech, privacy,  
> access)
> ·	Hypertext and multimedia theory, practice, or fiction
> ·	Advanced use of any of the following for humanities research:
> HTML/SGML/XML, various scripting languages, imaging standards,  
> multimedia,
> streaming media, etc.
> The Digital Cultures Research fellow will be expected to lead a  
> seminar on
> his or her work near the beginning of his or her fellowship term.
> Deadline for application: November 15, 2002
> How to apply: Your application should include the following items:
> 1.	Your full contact information: name, phone number, address and email
> 2.	A short (1,000 word) description of your proposed research
> 3.	The dates when you propose to do your research at UC/ Santa Barbara
> 4.	Your CV
> 5.	One example of your work  (articles, URL, etc)
> 6.	The names and email address of two people who would write  
> recommendations
> for you if we contact them.
> We especially encourage online application: send your materials to
> warner at english.ucsb.edu or Professor William Warner; Department of  
> English;
> UC Santa Barbara; Santa Barbara, CA. 93106-3170.
>
> Lisa Gye
> Lecturer in Media and Communications
> Swinburne University of Technology
> http://halflives.adc.rmit.edu.au/
> http://www.swin.edu.au/sbs/media/staff/gye/
> Tel: +613 92148345
> Fax: +613 98190574
>
>
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