Congratulations to AIPS Member and past Fellowship Awardee Maira Hayat who was recently announced as the recipient of the 2019 S.S. Pirzada Dissertation Prize in Pakistan Studies! Maira's won the award for her dissertation, titled "Ecologies of Water Governance in Pakistan: The Colony, the Corporation & the Contemporary."
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Conference in Pakistan in collaboration with a Minority Serving Institution
AIPS currently has seed money to organize workshops or conferences at a Pakistani university. A requirement of this award is that you invite or collaborate with at least one individual working at a Minority-Serving Institution or Community College located in the United States. Your proposal must describe how you will fulfill this requirement.
This award is funded through a grant from the Department of Education and is for a conference to take place in the next fiscal year (October 1, 2019 - September 30, 2020).
To apply:
Submit a one-page proposal to AIPS that includes the following information:
- Faculty member proposing the workshop (short bio or CV)
- The collaborating Pakistani university, plus information on specific Pakistani faculty members involved in the workshop
- Workshop title and theme
- Faculty member information from community college/Minority-serving institutions (short bio or CV)
- Workshop program/agenda
- Proposed workshop dates
- Proposed budget for the workshop
- If the proposing institution is not an AIPS member, an application for AIPS Institutional Membership must be received and approved before a proposal can be submitted for this grant.
Award maximum is $6,000 (one award avaible)
Send complete proposal to:
aips@pakistanstudies-aips.org