13 Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Awards Award Profile Up to 13 grants are available to recent graduates to serve as Fulbright Fellows at Athens College-Hellenic American Educational Foundation (HAEF) and act as young ambassadors, strengthening the ties between the Foundation and the United States, and providing a cross-cultural educational experience. The role of grantees includes infusing their culture, enthusiasm, ideas, language and knowledge into the school's community. Grant Length September Start Grants will begin on September 2, 2024 and conclude on July 15, 2025. Grant Length: 10.5 months Orientation Pre-Departure and In-Country Orientation Athens College-HAEF and the Fulbright Foundation in Greece will offer Pre-Departure orientations in June 2024.Grantees are expected in Greece before the beginning of the academic year in late August. Grantees are required to participate in a two-day orientation program organized by the Fulbright Foundation in Greece in September 2024 and a seminar in Spring 2025. Candidate Profile Athens College encourages enthusiastic, outgoing individuals with a genuine passion for education and a wide spectrum of personal strengths and interests to apply. The Fellowship is open to recent U.S. Bachelor’s and Master’s degree holders with a record of academic excellence at both the undergraduate and graduate level (due to the entry-level nature of the post, the preferred age limit at the time of application is 26.) Majors in Education and English literature and language (including TESOL/TEFL) are preferred, but are not required. Applicants should be open-minded and adaptable to the experience and challenges of living abroad. They should be highly motivated, flexible, willing to be involved in a number of different projects at the same time, and possess a relatively active lifestyle. Past experience should reflect a desire to work with children and teenagers. Some educational experience and/or experience in college counselling and admissions will be favored. This is a highly demanding award. Candidates with relevant work experience are preferred. Placements may require fellows to rotate among grade levels. Athens College may interview finalists for the Fulbright Fellowship program via online platform or by telephone. ETAs cannot be accompanied by dependents. Accepted Degree Levels Bachelor's Master's Supplementary Project Not Permitted Foreign Language Proficiency Not Required Modern Greek proficiency is not required. As part of the Athens College Fellowship Program, grantees can choose to attend a Modern Greek language course, which is offered free of charge. Some study of Modern Greek prior to arrival is encouraged in order to promote deeper engagement with the host community. For this reason, Athens College-HAEF will offer online Modern Greek language lessons before the grantees’ arrival. Housing Arrangements Shared furnished housing is provided free of charge by the host institution. This provision also comes with basic kitchen amenities and utensils, cooking and washing facilities, heating and A/C, Wi-Fi and includes basic utilities (landline, water, electricity and building maintenance). Placement Location Capital City Placement Type Elementary School Middle School Secondary School Grantees will be placed at the elementary, middle, or high school level and will be involved in activities through-out the school day (Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.), with the occasional Saturday for specific events. Grantees will participate actively in supervised English classes and/or be assigned to the school's University Applications and Counseling Office and/or the Library, and have the opportunity to interact with a wide range of students. All grantees are also involved as coaches and mentors in the Forensics Club – the School’s largest English language theater and debate club – where they are able to connect with the students in a fun, creative, and supportive setting. At the end of the school year, grantees serve as camp counselors at Athens College’s English language Summer Camp in June-July. Outside school hours, the Fellowship affords opportunities to explore Greece. Past Fellows have complemented school responsibilities with travel and cultural exploration. Due to the intensive nature of this particular ETA program, however, supplementary projects and/or personal research will not be feasible outside of Athens College related activities. Eligibility Dual citizens of this country are eligible Residency in host country permitted in year prior to grant Dependents Dependent support is NOT available. ETAs cannot be accompanied by dependents. Placement Locations Capital City

1 Bulgaria-Greece Fulbright Joint Research Award Award Profile This joint award is provided by the Bulgarian and Greek Fulbright Commissions and allows students to engage in comparative trans-regional research and/or study. Up to one award per academic year is open to candidates at all degree levels. While applications from Master and Ph.D. candidates are preferred, well-researched projects by recent college/university graduates will also be accepted. Applications will be considered in all fields, with special emphasis on the following disciplines related to Bulgaria and Greece: archaeology, history and art history (Antique, Byzantine, Ottoman and contemporary), Balkan studies, trans-border/emigration studies, economics, tourism (including eco- and agro-tourism), preservation of cultural heritage, political science, social sciences, classical studies, and the arts. Grant Period September Start The award is for 9 months, with a 4-month term in Greece and a 5-month term in Bulgaria. Applicants may select which country to visit first, depending on the needs of their project. Grants in Bulgaria begin on September 1 while grants in Greece begin on September 15. Grants in either country must be completed by late June. Orientation In-Country Orientation Grantees are expected in the first country of destination at least a few days before the beginning of the academic year and are required to attend a Fulbright Commission orientation. If the grant starts in Bulgaria, grantees are encouraged to take part in the orientation seminar for US grantees beginning Sept. 1, which includes language instruction, as well as cultural, historical and social events. If the grant starts in Greece, grantees are required to participate in a two-day orientation program organized by the Fulbright Foundation in Greece in late September. Candidate Profile Candidates at all degree levels are accepted, but preference is given to Master’s and Ph.D. candidates. Ability to conduct independent, unstructured research with minimal oversight is crucial. Applications will be considered in all fields, with special emphasis on the following disciplines related to Bulgaria and Greece: archaeology, history and art history (Antique, Byzantine, Ottoman and contemporary), Balkan studies, trans-border/emigration studies, economics, tourism (including eco- and agro-tourism), preservation of cultural heritage, political science, social sciences, classical studies, and the arts. Accepted Degree Levels Bachelor's Master's Doctoral Foreign Language Proficiency Not Required Bulgarian or Greek proficiency is not required. Independent research projects with minimal support from local English speaking hosts may require a good command of Bulgarian and/or Greek languages. Some study of Bulgarian and Greek prior to arrival is encouraged in order to promote deeper engagement with the host community. The Bulgarian-American Fulbright Commission provides a one-time allowance of $250 for Bulgarian language training during the grant period. Fulbright Greece provides the same benefit for Greek language lessons and up to $450. Fulbright Proposal Types Independent Study/Research: Yes Graduate Degree Enrollment: No Affiliation Independent Study/Research Letter required for independent study or research at deadline. Applicants are encouraged to secure affiliation(s) in both countries and to submit letters of invitation/affiliation indicating name/position of host and details on collaborating educational/cultural organization/institution. Projects must be well formulated and achievable under the guidance of an adviser/mentor at an educational, cultural, or government institution. The Bulgarian Fulbright Commission can assist in establishing contacts at prospective host institutions but it is up to the candidate to secure support from a host institution/organization. Final assignments in Bulgaria will be coordinated and confirmed by the Commission.The Fulbright Foundation in Greece can assist candidates with affiliations but it is up to the candidate to secure a host institution/organization. Placements take place throughout Greece. Students can seek affiliations at https://www.fulbright.gr/en/study-in-greece/resources The Fulbright Commissions in Bulgaria and Greece reserve the right to interview finalists via an online platform or by telephone. Affiliation Fees/Tuition Affilitation Fees/Tuition offered at discretion of host university/Award If courses are available in the relevant field at Bulgarian academic institutions, the Bulgarian-American Fulbright Commission may cover tuition fees up to $750 upon approval by the Commission Board. Tuition fee support is not provided by Fulbright Greece. Fulbright Greece may provide partial associate membership fees to students affiliated with the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA). Housing Arrangements Grantees are responsible for arranging their own accommodation. Eligibility Dual citizens of either country are eligible Residency in host country permitted in year prior to grant Special Application Instructions In the Fulbright application, for Award Name, please select Bulgarian-Greek Grant from the drop-down menu to be considered for this award. Select Bulgaria for Country 1 and Greece for Country 2 (regardless of which country you plan to visit first). Dependents Dependent support is only available for the Greek portion of the grant; the Bulgarian Fulbright Commission does not offer dependent support for this grant.

2 Greece-Turkey Fulbright Joint Research Award Award Profile This joint award is provided by the Greek and Turkish Fulbright Commissions and allows students to engage in comparative trans-regional research and/or study. Up to two awards per academic year are open to candidates at all degree levels. While applications from Master and Ph.D. candidates are preferred, well-researched projects by recent college/university graduates will also be accepted. Applications from all fields will be considered; however, preference will be given to applicants in the following fields related to Greece and Turkey: environmental studies, marine biology, disaster management and emergency preparedness, Classical, Byzantine, Ottoman studies, political science, social sciences, classical studies / archaeology, cultural policy, music and the arts, and tourism (including eco- and agro-tourism). The award is for 9 months with 4.5 months spent in each country. Applicants may select which country to visit first, depending on the needs of their project. Following the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), all applications will be evaluated without prejudice toward individuals with disabilities. The Turkish Fulbright Commission and Fulbright Greece are fully committed to recognizing the inherent dignity and worth of every person, and to the provision of equal rights and opportunities. Recruitment for all educational exchange programs is based on open, and fair national competition, and on individual merit and academic excellence. Transparency in the selection process is assured. Grant Period 9 Months September Start The award is for 9 months with terms equally divided between the two host countries. Grantees are expected to be in the first country of destination in mid-September for the required Initial Orientation Meeting. Applicants may select which country to visit first, depending on the needs of their project. Grants in either country must be completed by late June. In-Country Orientation Grantees are expected in the first country of destination at least a few days before the beginning of the academic year and are required to attend a Fulbright Commission orientation. Candidate Profile Candidates at all degree levels are accepted, but preference is given to Master's and Ph.D. candidates. Applications from all fields will be considered; however, preference will be given to applicants in the following fields related to Greece and Turkey: environmental studies, marine biology, disaster management and emergency preparedness, Classical, Byzantine, Ottoman studies, political science, social sciences, classical studies / archaeology, cultural policy, music and the arts, and tourism (including eco- and agro-tourism). Candidates with dual U.S.-Turkish citizenship are eligible to apply. However, dual citizens are not eligible if either of the following applies: (1) The candidate received a degree from a university in Turkey; (2) The candidate resided in Turkey for more than a consecutive year within the past five years. Accepted Degree Levels Bachelor's Master's Doctoral Foreign Language Proficiency Not Required Independent research projects with minimal support from local English-speaking hosts may require a good command of Turkish and/or Greek languages. Some study of Turkish and Greek prior to arrival is encouraged in order to promote deeper engagement with the host community. Fulbright Proposal Types Independent Study/Research: Yes Graduate Degree Enrollment: No Affiliation Letter required for independent study or research at deadline Applicants are encouraged to secure affiliation(s) in Greece and Turkey and submit letters of invitation/affiliation indicating name/position of host and details on collaborating educational/cultural organization/institution. Projects must be well formulated and achievable under the guidance of an adviser/mentor at an educational, cultural, or government institution. Library and research facilities are generally limited. Candidates who are interested in applying for a grant in Turkey are welcome to contact the Turkish Fulbright Commission for further information. Prospective candidates are also encouraged to visit the Turkish Fulbright Commission's YouTube channel where they can find videos with former grantee testimonials and other informational videos.The Fulbright Foundation in Greece can assist candidates with affiliations but it is up to the candidate to secure a host institution/organization. Placements take place throughout Greece. Students can seek affiliations here https://www.fulbright.gr/en/study-in-greece/resources The Turkish Fulbright Commission and the Fulbright Foundation in Greece reserve the right to interview finalists via an online platform or by telephone. Affiliation Fees/Tuition Affiliation Fees/Tuition offered at discretion of host university/Award. Fulbright Greece may provide partial associate membership fees to students affiliated with the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA). Housing Arrangements Grantees arrange their own housing in Türkiye. Some universities may offer housing to grantees on their campuses. Grantees are responsible for arranging their own accommodation in Greece. Eligibility Greek dual citizens are welcome to apply. Applicants are permitted to reside in Greece in the year prior to the grant. Turkish dual citizens may not apply for the Greece-Turkey Joint award. Applicants are not permitted to reside in Turkey in the year prior to the grant. Special Application Instructions In your Fulbright online application, for Award Name please select Fulbright Greece-Turkey Joint Research Award from the drop-down menu to be considered for this award. You must select Greece for Country 1 and Turkey for Country 2. Candidates may be contacted for Skype interviews by the Turkish Commission. Dependents Dependent financial support is available. Increase of monthly maintenance allowance by 150 USD for up to two dependents for the Greek portion of the grant. The Turkish Fulbright Commission does not offer dependent support for this grant. Visa Requirements Candidates will work with the Greek Commission to obtain the correct visa and necessary documentation for their arrivals. Visas to Greece for Fulbrighters and their underage dependents are provided free of charge. This type of visa is also a residence permit which covers the total grant period and allows for travel in and out of Greece and the Schengen Treaty Area. In Türkiye, grantees are responsible for acquiring the proper visa and permits for their grant. Visas should be obtained from a Turkish Embassy/Consulate. Grantees are required to pay their own visa application fees. Permit application fees will be covered by the Turkish Fulbright Commission. In addition, costs associated with acquiring any official documentation required for the necessary permit application, including a valid health insurance in Türkiye, are also covered by the Turkish Fulbright Commission. Research Permission (Araştırma İzni): In addition to acquiring the appropriate visa, depending on the nature of the research project, some grantees may be expected to obtain research permission from the relevant ministries, research centers, museums, or libraries. Grantees are responsible for obtaining research permission (if necessary) for their research projects; however, the Turkish Fulbright Commission can provide guidance.

Award Profile Up to 5 grants are available to recent university and college graduates, Master’s and Ph.D. level students who would like to conduct independent research during academic year 2024-2025. See "Candidate Profile" for a description of the award categories. Grant Length 6-9 months The official start date for U.S. Fulbright Student Research Grants in Greece is September 15. All grants need to conclude by end of June. Six-month grant terms are available for Ph.D. candidates and independent arts/cultural projects. In-Country Orientation Grantees are required to participate in a two-day orientation program organized by the Fulbright Foundation in Greece in late September 2024 and a seminar in Spring 2025. Candidate Profile Fulbright Greece will award up to five grants to a) recent college/university graduates, b) students pursuing a Master’s degree and c) Ph.D. candidates. Applications will be considered from well-qualified students in all fields and at all degree levels that require minimal supervision. The Fulbright Foundation especially encourages applications for research in: environmental and sustainability studies, marine sciences, STEM fields, STEAM education, negotiation and conflict management/human rights, technology in the arts and education, agriculture, political science, transportation science, climate and climate diplomacy, renewable resources and energy. Art projects require an academic affiliation with a Greek state university or an art public benefit organization. Graduate level students of classical, Byzantine and contemporary Greece who wish to conduct research at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA) are also welcome to apply. Students must file a separate application to the ASCSA in addition to their Fulbright application. Eligibility Dual citizens of this country are eligible Residency in host country permitted in year prior to grant Accepted Degree Levels Bachelor's Master's Doctoral Foreign Language Proficiency Not Required Additional Information Independent research projects with minimal support from local English speaking hosts may require a good command of the Greek language. Some study of Modern Greek prior to arrival is encouraged in order to promote deeper engagement with the host community. During their grant term in Greece, students will be provided with a small stipend for Greek language lessons. Fulbright Proposal Types Independent Study/Research: Yes Graduate Degree Enrollment: No Independent Study/Research: Letter required for independent study or research at deadline Applicants are required to secure affiliation(s) in Greece and submit letters of invitation/affiliation indicating name/position of host and details on collaborating educational/cultural organization/institution. Projects must be well formulated and achievable under the guidance of an adviser/mentor at an educational, cultural, or government institution. The Fulbright Foundation in Greece can assist candidates with affiliations but it is up to the candidate to secure a host institution/organization. Placements take place throughout Greece and regional diversity is encouraged. Students can seek affiliations here https://www.fulbright.gr/en/study-in-greece/resources The Fulbright Foundation in Greece reserves the right to interview finalists via an online platform or by telephone. Affiliation Fees/Tuition Covered in Grant Benefits Associate Membership fees (up to 1000 USD) for a grantee affiliated with the American School of Classical Studies (ASCSA) may also be provided. Housing Arrangements Grantees are responsible for arranging their own accommodation in Greece. Dependents Dependent financial support is available. Increase of monthly maintenance allowance by 150 USD for up to two dependents.

Number of Awards: Varies Category: Professional Project, Research, Teaching or Teaching/Research Award Activity: Collaborative research or combined teaching and research activities or to pursue a professional project in their area of specialization. Activities may also include consulting on curriculum, program and faculty development and conducting workshops. Applicants with a teaching/research project may determine the percentage of the grant dedicated to each activity and should define this in the project proposal. The activities can be conducted in the same academic year or over the course of two consecutive years and may consist of one multi-country trip, two or three single country trips or two dual-country trips. Award Length and Period: Minimum length of the total grant is three months and the maximum is six months. A minimum of one month must be spent in each host country, each visit. September 2024 to June 2025 (for Greece) Disciplines Applications are sought in all disciplines Application Deadline September 15, 2023 Award Details: For further details, award requirements, stipends/benefits and country/area overview see https://fulbrightscholars.org/

Number of Awards: One Activity Type: Professional Project, Research, Teaching, Teaching/Research Award Activity: This is an opportunity for creative individuals to gain inspiration from both the Arctic and the Mediterranean, creating and showcasing their art in both Greece and Iceland. The grant is open to all fields of art and design. Applications are welcome from visual artists, writers, poets, dancers, filmmakers, photographers, designers, musicians and other artists. Grantees will be expected to show their work or publish, depending on the field. Project proposals will be judged on recognized professional standing, portfolios (if applicable) and professional accomplishments. The grantee is encouraged to teach and/or mentor students in some capacity during the grant period. Award Length and Period: The grant is for a total of six months. It is offered jointly by Iceland and Greece, with 3 months to be spent in each country. The grant can start either in Greece or Iceland. Grants should begin no earlier than September 1, 2024. Grants must be completed by end of June 2025. The grantee may go directly from one country to the other or return to the U.S. for a brief period in between visits to the two countries, as long as the grant is completed within the grant period. Locations Detail: Affiliation with any university, research organization, or other appropriate partners in Iceland and Greece. Flex Option: No Disciplines - Only applications in the following disciplines will be considered: Architecture, Art History, Arts,Creative Writing, Dance, Design,Drama/Theater, Fashion, Film/Cinema Studies and Music Application Deadline September 15, 2023

Number of Awards: One Category: Research, Teaching or Teaching/Research Award Activity: Teaching, preferably at graduate level; conducting research and/or collaborating with colleagues at Spanish and Greek academic and research institutions; or a combination of both. Activities may include presenting lectures, seminars and workshops as arranged by host institutions or the Fulbright Commissions. Spain and Greece share historical and cultural links dating back to ancient times. These include the Sephardic Jewish community of Greece (with its Ladino language and musical traditions), as well as the renowned Renaissance painter Domenikos Theotokopoulos, better known as El Greco. Comparative research projects on Greece and Spain may address current or historical issues, and/or specific fields of study. History, culture or current social, economic and political issues are just some of the areas that might be conducive to a comparative Fulbright approach. In addition to being a prestigious academic exchange program, the Fulbright Program is a public diplomacy initiative designed to expand and strengthen relationships between the people of the United States and citizens of other nations. To support this mission, Fulbright Scholars will be asked to give public talks, mentor students, and otherwise engage with the host community, in addition to their primary activities. Award Length and Period Maximum of seven months, with a minimum of three months in each country. September 2024 to June 2025 Locations: Spanish and Greek universities, institutions of higher education, cultural or research centers. Disciplines: Only applications in the following disciplines will be considered: Archaeology, Architecture, Area Studies (non-U.S.), Arts, Art History, Dance, Economics, History (non-U.S.), Literature (non-U.S.), Music, Political Science and Drama/Theater. Areas of Interest - Special consideration will be given to projects related to Greece and Spain: archaeology, classical studies, economics, emigration, history and art history, political science, preservation of cultural heritage, tourism, and the arts. Projects that are comparative in nature and address issues linking Spain and Greece are encouraged. Application Deadline September 15, 2023

All Disciplines Award Number of Awards: Up to 7 Category of Award: Professional Project, Research, Teaching and Teaching/Research Award Activity: Conduct teaching or teaching/research, including lectures, seminars and/or workshops, in any area of the Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, or Pure and Applied Sciences (STEM). Collaborate with colleagues at Greek universities, museums and other cultural organizations and research centers. Projects with a lecturing component are preferred. Lecturing can include teaching a course and/or offering seminars/workshops. Professional projects such as but not limited to the arts, museums, non-profits and other organizations with a cultural, humanitarian and/or educational scope are allowed. In addition to being a prestigious academic exchange program, the Fulbright Program is designed to expand and strengthen relationships between the people of the United States and citizens of other nations and to promote international understanding and cooperation. To support this mission, Fulbright Scholars will be asked to give public talks, mentor students, and otherwise engage with the host community, in addition to their primary activities‎. Award Length and Period Fall term: Three months; Spring term: three to four months. Total grant length is either three or four months depending on the term selected. Grants must begin in either October 2024 (three months) or February 2025 (three to four months). Locations: Applicants are encouraged to affiliate with an appropriate host institution in Greece. A list of possible hosts can be found at https://www.fulbright.gr/en/study-in-greece/resources Disciplines Projects are sought in all disciplines Application Deadline Friday, September 15, 2023

Up to 2 grants are available to recent university and college graduates who would like to pursue a Master’s degree offered in English at a Greek State University during academic year 2024-2025. This award supports enrollment at Master’s programs offered in English by Greek State Universities. The grant will provide up to 1500 USD in tuition and fees for studies through a Graduate Program in Greece for the first year only (2 semesters). Other expenses for the completion of the program must be borne on the applicant. The choice of program and discipline lies with the applicant. All fields are eligible. Students must also be officially admitted to the Greek graduate program of their choice in order to be granted Fulbright status and benefits. The application process is the sole responsibility of the applicant. To find Graduate Programs taught in English at Greek State Universities visit https://masters.minedu.gov.gr/Masters/index/en

This program targets arts professionals who wish to achieve a higher level of proficiency, enhance their career, seek advancement opportunities, and familiarize themselves with the U.S. cultural scene. STEP 1. REGISTRATION PERIOD: Tuesday, December 13, 2022– Friday, February 17, 2023 No registration will be accepted beyond February 17, 2023 at midnight EET (23:59) STEP 2. ONLINE APPLICATION SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Friday, March 17, 2023 No applications will be accepted after March 17, 2023 at midnight EET (23:59) Watch the recorded Fulbright Greece Cultural Exchange & Creative Communties webinar addressed to artists and creative professionals.

This program targets students who hold a Bachelor's degree from a recognized institution of higher education in Greece and have a strong academic record. Grants are awarded in specific fields to pursue graduate study at Master's level in the United States and contribute to the first academic year. Equal preference is given to applicants in the Humanities & Social Sciences and STEM & Business. STEP 1. REGISTRATION PERIOD: Tuesday, October 4, 2022 – Friday, January 20, 2023 No registration will be accepted beyond January 20, 2022 at midnight EET (23:59) STEP 2. ONLINE APPLICATION SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Friday, February 17, 2023 No applications will be accepted after February 17, 2023 at midnight EET (23:59)

This program targets Greek citizens currently enrolled in a Ph.D. program at Greek institutions of higher education who would benefit from a short-term research period in the United States. Awards are open to Ph.D. students in all fields who are in an advanced stage of research. Strong emphasis will be placed on topic, level of research, and detailed proposal. Information https://www.fulbright.gr/en/k2-extra-fields/scholarships-for-greek-citizens/programs/fulbright-foreign-student-program-visiting-research-students STEP 1. REGISTRATION PERIOD: Tuesday, October 4, 2022 – Friday, January 13, 2023 No registration will be accepted beyond January 13, 2023 at midnight EET (23:59) STEP 2. ONLINE APPLICATION SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Friday, February 10, 2023 No applications will be accepted after February 10, 2023 at midnight EET (23:59)

This program targets: senior scholars: faculty members and researchers currently employed in an academic or research institution in Greece who have a minimum of four years of professional experience in their field following the attainment of their Ph.D. degree; junior scholars: postdoctoral researchers who, at the start of the grant year (September 1, 2023), will have completed their Ph.D. degree less than four years ago and who are affiliated with an academic or research institution in Greece. Information https://www.fulbright.gr/en/k2-extra-fields/scholarships-for-greek-citizens/programs/fulbright-scholar-program STEP 1. REGISTRATION PERIOD: Tuesday, September 6, 2022 – Friday, November 11, 2022 No registrations will be accepted beyond November 11, 2022 at midnight EET (23:59) STEP 2. ONLINE APPLICATION SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Friday, December 9, 2022 No applications will be accepted after December 9, 2022 at midnight EET (23:59) Scholars in the field of Heritage Science may also want to review the Fulbright-National Archives Heritage Science Fellowship. Full details are on the web at https://fulbrightscholars.org/fulbrightnationalarchives (deadline: October 15, 2022).