The new FLAS nomination form is now available to all designated department personnel to upload student-required information to compete in the 2014-2015 FLAS competition.
The new system eliminates duplicate paperwork and makes the process flow easier between the nominators and the FLAS coordinator.
The form is available by clicking here or by utilizing this link http://z.umn.edu/zumneduflas.
Quick Tips:
It is best to collect all of the information before uploading the information.
Uploaded documents (unofficial transcripts, student's 1-2 page statements, letter of recommendation, department nomination letter) can be in a word document or PDF.
Important: Where it states to put in the UMN Internet ID that you do not put in the full email address. This will stall the nomination form.
Students no longer need to get a statement from a LCTL instructor. They need only provide the instructor's name, Internet ID (x500) and email address. If the LCTL instructor does not have a University Internet ID please use the Non-University LCTL Instructor form provided by clicking FLAS Non-University LCTL Form.pdf. Once completed it can be uploaded with the other documents.
If you have any questions about the nomination process please visit the FLAS website by clicking here or contact Jodi Elowitz, FLAS Coordinator at 612-624-6527 or elow001@umn.edu.
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Monday, November 11, 2013
Office Hours for Information on 2014-2015 Fellowships in European and International Studies (FLAS) Beginning Thursday, November 14, 2013.
Office hours have been established to aid students and department personnel in navigating the nominating procedures for FLAS. Beginning Thursday, November 14, hours will be available between 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Walk-ins are welcome; appointments are encouraged. Please email Jodi Elowitz at elow0001@umn.edu to set up an appointment. Hours will take place in room 248 Social Sciences Building.
2014-2015 Fellowship in European and International Studies, Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) competition is open to undergraduate, graduate and professional students to promote the study of modern foreign languages and in particular less-commonly-taught languages in European and International studies.
Summer Fellowships provide a $2500 living stipend and $5000 towards tuitions and fees for undergrads, graduate and professional students. Academic Year Fellowships provide undergraduates with a $5000 living stipend and $10,000 towards tuition and fees. A $15,000 living stipend and $18,000 towards tuition and fees is available for graduate and professional students.
Eligibility, information and complete details for both international and European competitions are available online by clicking here.
A new online procedure for handling nominations is being put into place and will be announced soon. 2014-2015 Academic Year FLAS awards will be contingent on available funding from the U.S. Department of Education.
2014-2015 Fellowship in European and International Studies, Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) competition is open to undergraduate, graduate and professional students to promote the study of modern foreign languages and in particular less-commonly-taught languages in European and International studies.
Summer Fellowships provide a $2500 living stipend and $5000 towards tuitions and fees for undergrads, graduate and professional students. Academic Year Fellowships provide undergraduates with a $5000 living stipend and $10,000 towards tuition and fees. A $15,000 living stipend and $18,000 towards tuition and fees is available for graduate and professional students.
Eligibility, information and complete details for both international and European competitions are available online by clicking here.
A new online procedure for handling nominations is being put into place and will be announced soon. 2014-2015 Academic Year FLAS awards will be contingent on available funding from the U.S. Department of Education.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
FLAS Award Winners Announced
The Institute for Global Studies and The European Studies Consortium would like to congratulate the Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) awardees for Summer 2013 and the upcoming Academic Year 2014.
Western Europe Summer 2013
Madeline Reibe, Undergraduate, Intermediate Italian, Department of French and Italian
Kristen Stoeckler, PhD, Beginning Turkish, Theater
Amanda Taylor, PhD, Intermediate Italian, English
J. Adelia Chrysler, PhD, Beginning Yiddish, Department of German, Scandinavian & Dutch
Rachel Schaff, PhD, Beginning Czech, Cultural Studies & Comparative Literature
Western Europe Academic Year 2013-2014
John Stanoch, Undergraduate, Intermediate Russian, Linguistics & Russian
Timothy Bell, Undergraduate, Intermediate Italian, Physiology/French and Italian Studies
Jean Costello, Undergraduate, Intermediate Russian, Mathematics
Felicia Stevens, Undergraduate, Intermediate Dutch, Theater Arts & Dance
Paul Vig, PhD, Intermediate Dutch, Department of History
Andrew Hoyt, PhD, Intermediate Italian, Department of History
Margarita Kopelmahker, PhD, Advanced Russian, Theater Arts & Dance
Lucas Franco, PhD, Intermediate Norwegian, Political Science
International Summer 2013
Emily Walz, Undergraduate, Advanced Chinese. Department of Asian Languages and Literature
Alexandra Mitchell, Undergraduate, Intermediate Arabic, Institute for Global Studies
Julia Corwin, Graduate, Intermediate Hindi, Geography
Katie Lambright, PhD, Intermediate Chinese, History
International Academic Year 2013-2014
Gabrielle Abeles-Allison, Undergraduate, Intermediate Arabic, Food Science and Nutrition
Jennifer Cafarella, Undergraduate, Advanced Arabic, Institute for Global Studies
Pashouably Vang, Undergraduate, Intermediate Chinese, Asian Languages and Literature
Na Hee Lee-Workman, Undergraduate, intermediate Portuguese, Spanish & Portuguese
Jenna Marie Rasmusson, Graduate, Advanced Swahili, School of Public Health
Julia Corwin, Graduate,Intermediate Hindi, Geography
Terran Chambers, JD, Beginning Arabic, Law School
The FLAS competition is open to undergraduate, graduate and professional students to promote the study of modern foreign languages and in particular less-commonly-taught languages in European and International studies.
Summer Fellowships provide $2500 living stipend and $5000 towards tuitions and fees for undergrads, graduate and professional students. Academic Fellowships provide undergraduates with a $5000 living stipend and $10,000 towards tuition and fees. A $15,000 living stipend and $18,000 towards tuition and fees is available for graduate and professional students.
The nomination process for Summer 2014 and AY 2015 will begin in the fall of 2013. Look for information on the IGS and ESC website in August.
Western Europe Summer 2013
Madeline Reibe, Undergraduate, Intermediate Italian, Department of French and Italian
Kristen Stoeckler, PhD, Beginning Turkish, Theater
Amanda Taylor, PhD, Intermediate Italian, English
J. Adelia Chrysler, PhD, Beginning Yiddish, Department of German, Scandinavian & Dutch
Rachel Schaff, PhD, Beginning Czech, Cultural Studies & Comparative Literature
Western Europe Academic Year 2013-2014
John Stanoch, Undergraduate, Intermediate Russian, Linguistics & Russian
Timothy Bell, Undergraduate, Intermediate Italian, Physiology/French and Italian Studies
Jean Costello, Undergraduate, Intermediate Russian, Mathematics
Felicia Stevens, Undergraduate, Intermediate Dutch, Theater Arts & Dance
Paul Vig, PhD, Intermediate Dutch, Department of History
Andrew Hoyt, PhD, Intermediate Italian, Department of History
Margarita Kopelmahker, PhD, Advanced Russian, Theater Arts & Dance
Lucas Franco, PhD, Intermediate Norwegian, Political Science
International Summer 2013
Emily Walz, Undergraduate, Advanced Chinese. Department of Asian Languages and Literature
Alexandra Mitchell, Undergraduate, Intermediate Arabic, Institute for Global Studies
Julia Corwin, Graduate, Intermediate Hindi, Geography
Katie Lambright, PhD, Intermediate Chinese, History
International Academic Year 2013-2014
Gabrielle Abeles-Allison, Undergraduate, Intermediate Arabic, Food Science and Nutrition
Jennifer Cafarella, Undergraduate, Advanced Arabic, Institute for Global Studies
Pashouably Vang, Undergraduate, Intermediate Chinese, Asian Languages and Literature
Na Hee Lee-Workman, Undergraduate, intermediate Portuguese, Spanish & Portuguese
Jenna Marie Rasmusson, Graduate, Advanced Swahili, School of Public Health
Julia Corwin, Graduate,Intermediate Hindi, Geography
Terran Chambers, JD, Beginning Arabic, Law School
The FLAS competition is open to undergraduate, graduate and professional students to promote the study of modern foreign languages and in particular less-commonly-taught languages in European and International studies.
Summer Fellowships provide $2500 living stipend and $5000 towards tuitions and fees for undergrads, graduate and professional students. Academic Fellowships provide undergraduates with a $5000 living stipend and $10,000 towards tuition and fees. A $15,000 living stipend and $18,000 towards tuition and fees is available for graduate and professional students.
The nomination process for Summer 2014 and AY 2015 will begin in the fall of 2013. Look for information on the IGS and ESC website in August.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Deadline for 2013-2014 in European and International Studies is February 15, 2013.
The Institute for Global Studies of the University of Minnesota is accepting nominations for the 2013-2014 Fellowship in European and International Studies, Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS).
The competition is open to undergraduate, graduate and professional students to promote the study of modern foreign languages and in particular less-commonly-taught languages in European and International studies.
Summer Fellowships provide $2500 living stipend and $5000 towards tuitions and fees for undergrads, graduate and professional students. Academic Fellowships provide undergraduates with a $5000 living stipend and $10,000 towards tuition and fees. A $15,000 living stipend and $18,000 towards tuition and fees is available for graduate and professional students.
The deadline for applications is February 15, 2013 by 4:30 p.m. Eligibility, complete details and nomination forms for both the international and European competitions are available by clicking here.
Informational meetings are scheduled for Monday, November 12 from 12-1 p.m. in room 18 Follwell Hall, Friday, November 16 from 12-1 p.m. in room 60 Humphrey Center (emphasis on professional students), Wednesday, November 28 from 10-11 a.m. in room 614 Social Sciences (emphasis on graduate students), and Thursday, November 29 from 10-11 a.m. in room 35 Nicholson Hall (emphasis on undergraduate students). The meetings will provide students information on eligibility, priorities and strategies for successful applications. Refreshments will be served and interested applicants are welcome to all meetings times.
The competition is open to undergraduate, graduate and professional students to promote the study of modern foreign languages and in particular less-commonly-taught languages in European and International studies.
Summer Fellowships provide $2500 living stipend and $5000 towards tuitions and fees for undergrads, graduate and professional students. Academic Fellowships provide undergraduates with a $5000 living stipend and $10,000 towards tuition and fees. A $15,000 living stipend and $18,000 towards tuition and fees is available for graduate and professional students.
The deadline for applications is February 15, 2013 by 4:30 p.m. Eligibility, complete details and nomination forms for both the international and European competitions are available by clicking here.
Informational meetings are scheduled for Monday, November 12 from 12-1 p.m. in room 18 Follwell Hall, Friday, November 16 from 12-1 p.m. in room 60 Humphrey Center (emphasis on professional students), Wednesday, November 28 from 10-11 a.m. in room 614 Social Sciences (emphasis on graduate students), and Thursday, November 29 from 10-11 a.m. in room 35 Nicholson Hall (emphasis on undergraduate students). The meetings will provide students information on eligibility, priorities and strategies for successful applications. Refreshments will be served and interested applicants are welcome to all meetings times.
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