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LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES VISITING FELLOWSHIPS, 2007-2008, KING'S
COLLEGE LONDON
King's College London is pleased to invite applications for
three short-term visiting fellowships to promote scholarly use
of its Special Collections and Archives.
The fellowships will be worth up to £2,000 each and are intended
to meet the cost of travel to and accommodation in London during
the tenure of the fellowship, which will normally be of one
month.
The closing date for applications is 12 January 2007. Awards
will be made by 2 March 2007 and must be taken up by 1
March 2008.
Applicants' project proposals should address the specific
strengths of the Special Collections and Archives at King's
College London, and in the current round preference will be
given to proposals in the fields of: travel and discovery; the
history of science; the history of medicine; English and
American literature; Hellenic studies; aspects of the First and
Second World Wars. Applications from historians of the book in
these fields will be welcomed.
Further details of the fellowship scheme and the application
procedure are available at:
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/depsta/iss/library/speccoll/news.html#nae
King's College London is one of the oldest and largest colleges
of the University of London. It is now a multi-faculty
institution with some 19,000 students, occupying a leading
position in higher education in the United Kingdom and enjoying
a world-wide reputation for teaching and research.
Katie Sambrook
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Katie Sambrook
Special Collections Librarian
King's College London
Foyle Special Collections Library
Chancery Lane
London WC2A 1LR
Tel. (44)+ (0)20 7848 1845
Fax (44)+ (0)20 7848 1843
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/specialcollections
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