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Deadline Approaching for Summer Program
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Vernon Imrich)
Tue Apr 4 17:55:30 1995
To: libertarians-announce@MIT.EDU
Cc: libertarians@MIT.EDU
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 1995 17:52:06 EDT
From: Vernon Imrich <vimrich@MIT.EDU>
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From: llovejoy@gmu.edu (Lori Lovejoy)
Subject: IHS summer seminar deadline
Just a quick reminder that the April 14th application deadline for the
Institute for Humane Studies' summer seminars is rapidly approaching. It's
not too late to complete your application!
This year you can choose from three different free week-long seminars -
LIBERTY & SOCIETY - interdisciplinary seminars for graduate and
undergraduate students
LIBERTY & CURRENT ISSUES - for aspiring journalists and policy analysts
LIBERTY IN FILM & FICTION - for students in the arts
In case you have not received your application for the summer seminars (or
if you need a new copy) I have attached the application at the end of this
message. If you would like a new hard-copy, call 1-800-697-8799.
Don't miss the opportunity to discuss and debate the principles of
liberty, individual rights, free markets, and tolerance with other
interested students and faculty.
Looking forward to receiving your application! Please call us if you have
any questions.
Ellen Taylor
Director, Student Applications
Institute for Humane Studies
*****
APPLICATION DEADLINE April 14, 1995
Applications may be submitted by fax, electronically, or by mail.
NOTE: if you are submitting an application by fax or electronically you
must submit the $15.00 application fee and your transcripts separately.
All items must be postmarked by April 14, 1995. Your application cannot be
considered unless you have completed all sections.
NAME: Mr./Ms.
First/Given Name:
Last/Family Name:
Current or school address:
Current phone number:
Current e-mail address:
Good from-to (month/day/year):
Permanent or parent's address:
Permanent or parent's phone number:
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Good from-to (month/day/year):
SEMINAR SELECTION
You may apply to more than one seminar. However, space limitations
prohibit attendance at more than one seminar per summer. Please use
numbers to indicate your preferences; place a "1" next to your first
choice, a "2" next to you second choice, etc.
General Seminars on Liberty
Liberty & Society -- INTRODUCTORY
For students interested in a broad introduction to classical liberal ideas.
July 1-7, 1995, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA
Liberty & Society -- INTERMEDIATE
For students who want to extend their knowledge of classical liberal ideas.
June 10-16, 1995, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
June 24-30, 1995, Pitzer College, Claremont, CA
Seminars on liberty with a special CAREER focus
Liberty & Society -- ACADEMIC
For graduate students, graduating seniors, and recent graduates interested
in academic careers.
June 17-23, 1995, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA
July 22-28, 1995, College of Notre Dame, Belmont, CA
Liberty & Current Issues
For students and recent graduates interested in journalism or public policy.
June 17-23, 1995, Georgetown University, Washington, DC
Liberty in Film & Fiction
For students and recent graduates of literary studies, cinema, fiction
writing, and related fields.
July 8-14, 1994, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA
If you have a strong preference for your first choice, please check here:
How did you first hear about the Institute for Humane Studies?
Have you participated in or applied to other IHS programs? (please list)
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Please include past, current, and anticipated universities.
College/University 1
Degree 1 (B.A., Ph.D.)
Major or field of study 1
Graduation date 1
GPA 1/ GPA scale 1*
College/University 2
Degree 2 (B.A., Ph.D.)
Major or field of study 2
Graduation date 2
GPA 1/ GPA scale 2*
College/University 3
Degree 3 (B.A., Ph.D.)
Major or field of study 3
Graduation date 3
GPA 1/ GPA scale 3*
College/University 4
Degree 4 (B.A., Ph.D.)
Major or field of study 4
Graduation date 4
GPA 1/ GPA scale 4*
*e.g., report a GPA of 3.2 out of a possible 4.0.
Date of birth (month/day/year)
CAREER INTENTIONS
Please check the career(s) that you are intending or might pursue.
Academia
Public Policy
Law
Journalism
Fiction writing
Engineering
K-12 teaching
Politics
Judiciary
Film/TV
Medicine
Business
Other (please describe)
INTERESTS
Please attach brief responses to the following three questions.
1. What are your plans for the next two years? (approximately 50 words)
2. What interests you about the classical liberal ideas of individual
rights, free markets, and peace? (approximately 100 words)
3. What intellectual figures or works have most influenced your thinking
on political, social, and economic issues? (no more than 205 words)
TRANSCRIPTS
IHS requires all applicants to supply a record of their college/university
grades. Photocopies of transcripts are acceptable.
*Undergraduates and 1st-year graduate students: Please submit all transcripts.
*Advanced graduate students: Please submit graduate school; transcripts only.
APPLICATION FEE
IHS requires all applicants who are currently RESIDING in the US to pay an
application fee of $15.00. Make checks payable to the Humane Studies
Foundation. The application fee is waived for students living outside of
the US. Please check appropriate statement.
I currently RESIDE in the US and therefore will send/enclose the
required application fee.
I currently DO NOT RESIDE in the US and therefore do not need to pay
the application fee.
NOTE: Your application cannot be considered unless you have completed all
sections. A completed application includes: responses to all requested
information, essays, transcript(s), and the application fee if applicable.
Thank you!
Application must be submitted by April 14,1995 (postmarked, faxed, or
e-mailed) send to:
Summer Seminars
Institute for Humane Studies
4084 University Drive, Suite 101
Fairfax, VA 22030-6812
Telephone (703) 934-6920, or 1-800-697-8799
(9:00 am to 5:00 pm EST)
Fax*: (703) 352-7535
E-mail*: IHS@gmu.edu
*submit transcripts and application fee separately.
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