Graduate Training and Research
Professional formation is about not only learning a profession and preparing to enter the workforce, but also the ongoing work of advancing effective solutions to the world’s problems through original research and constructive debate within those professions. Graduate students have a unique opportunity to inform and structure those public debates as they enter the workforce and lessen polarization and extremism in the process.
Please join us for two events in September:
2022 Faculty Research Grants Showcase
Wednesday, 9/13 at 12:30 – 1:45 PM PT
“Restoring Justice, Cultivating Hope: A Scholar/Practitioner Conversation”
Wednesday, 9/27 at 4 – 5:30 PM PT
- CT Faculty Research Grants (application due in October 2023)
Conflict Transformation is also supporting experiential learning for students and faculty, through contributions to Immersive Professional Learning funding and Immersive Learning international experiences.
Contact
Netta Avineri, Professor, TESOL at the Middlebury Institute for International Studies
Graduate Training and Research Opportunities
To learn more about the CT Graduate fellows, click here. You can also learn more about funding opportunities for faculty, staff, and students at the links below.