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Marjorie Young Bell Faculty
Fellowships
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| Purpose |
To recognize
and support excellent research and scholarship by tenure-track faculty
members at Mount Allison University by facilitating the execution of
a large-scale project or program of research.
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| Eligibility |
At the
time of application, individuals must be in their first, second, or
third year of a tenure-track appointment at Mount Allison.
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| Amount
and Number of Awards |
The number
of awards per year is at the discretion of the adjudication committee,
but normally shall not be greater than three. At its discretion, the
adjudication committee may pre-commit up to 50% of the allocation for
the next year to support a particularly large or multi-year project.
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| Allocation
Process |
Marjorie
Young Bell Faculty Fellowships are awarded through an annual competition
held in the spring. Applications are made to the Provost and Vice-President,
Academic and Research, and are adjudicated by a committee consisting
of the Provost and Vice-President, Academic and Research (chair); two
members of the Marjorie Young Bell Endowment Fund Committee; and one
Academic Dean.
Awards
are made as of 1 July.
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| Application
Process |
Faculty
members holding tenure-track appointments who wish to be considered
for a Marjorie Young Bell Faculty Fellowship shall forward the following
documents electronically to the Office of the Provost and Vice-President,
Academic and Research at mlsmith@mta.ca,
by 21 May:
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- A description
of the proposed project or program of research (4-6 pages maximum).
The description should make the potential impact and significance
of the project or program clear to an educated but non-specialist
audience.
- A detailed
budget, with justification for the proposed expenditures.
- A list
of up to three external (non-Mount Allison) reviewers for the proposal
- A current
curriculum vitae
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| Recognition |
During
the tenure of an award, the award holder will be known as a “Marjorie
Young Bell Faculty Fellow.”
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| Duration |
Any funds
that remain unexpended at the end of the second academic year of the
award shall be returned and recapitalised.
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| Reporting |
The Provost
and Vice-President, Academic and Research, shall report on the results
of the competition to the Marjorie Young Bell Endowment Fund Committee
on an annual basis.
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April 24, 2013
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