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The 2022 Fellowship Competition for TSAS Closing Gala

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The 2022 Studentship Call for TSAS Gala Fellowship 

The Canadian Network for Terrorism, Security, and Society is celebrating the end of its SSHRC partnership grant with a gala workshop drawing together scholars, policy makers, and practitioners in the field of terrorism, security, and society. We invite graduate students and recent PhD graduates working in these fields to participate as Gala Fellows, as well as present their workshop in a special fellows' workshop. Please see below for full details and eligibility.

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The TSAS Gala Fellowship brings together emerging scholars doing innovative work on the themes of terrorism, security, and society, in the context of the Canadian Network for Terrorism, Security and Society closing gala.

The theme of the gala conference is looking back at ten years of terrorism and security research in Canada, and forward to the next set of important questions at the intersection of research and policy.

Gala fellows will be full participants in the conference, act as rapporteurs, participate in networking events, and have an opportunity to get expert feedback on their research as part of a fellows’ workshop.

We invite applications from Master's, law, and PhD students and recent PhDs working on issues related to terrorism, security, and society, including terrorism and violent extremism, radicalization, security and counter-terrorism, countering violent extremism, and the societal impact and consequences of violent extremism.

Fellowship Benefits
• Three nights accommodation in Ottawa
• Travel from your home to Ottawa in accordance with SSHRC rules
• Per diem / meals while travelling in accordance with SSHRC rules
• Full participation in the TSAS closing gala, including a pre-conference networking reception for speakers and gala fellows, and networking breaks and lunches with all attendees
• Opportunity to present your work in a small-group setting with commentary from experts

Fellowship Expectations
• Attendance at gala panels and keynotes
• Attendance at the pre-conference reception
• Rapporteur duties (notetaking) for all assigned panels, and preparation of a report on the panel by the deadline established by the conference committee
• Research presentation and participation in the Fellows’ :Workshop on October 14th, 2022.Eligibility:
• Currently completing an MA, JD, LLM, or PhD in any discipline, or having completed a PhD in any discipline since 2019 , on a topic broadly related to terrorism, security, and society, or to one of TSAS’s five research areas.
• PhD students and recent PhD graduates working on topics related to Canada or of relevance to Canadian policy will be prioritized.
• PhD students and recent PhD graduates from Canadian universities, as well as Canadian citizens at universities outside of Canada, will be prioritized.
• We encourage applications from scholars who are part of equity deserving groups.

In addition to filling out this form, please email a copy of your CV, as well as one academic reference letter to the TSAS Administrator, Elizabeth Ford, at ec2ford@uwaterloo.ca

 

Follow the link to complete the online google form

Follow up questions or concerns?

Elizabeth Ford, Project Manager, TSAS
Email: ec2ford@uwaterloo.ca

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