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Ngwang Choepel Fellows program
The Office of Citizen Exchanges welcomes proposals in an open competition for the Ngwang Choepel Fellows program that focus on the themes of Cultural Preservation and Economic Self-sufficiency.
The Office seeks proposals that train and assist Tibetans living in Tibetan communities in China by providing professional experience and exposure to American society and culture through internships, workshops and other learning activities hosted by U. S. institutions.
The experiences will also provide Americans the opportunity to learn about Tibetan culture and the social and economic challenges that Tibetans face today.
Applicants may propose programming for Tibetans who travel to the United States and/or for Americans who travel to Tibet.
The Office seeks proposals that train and assist Tibetans living in Tibetan communities in China by providing professional experience and exposure to American society and culture through internships, workshops and other learning activities hosted by U. S. institutions.
The experiences will also provide Americans the opportunity to learn about Tibetan culture and the social and economic challenges that Tibetans face today.
Applicants may propose programming for Tibetans who travel to the United States and/or for Americans who travel to Tibet.
Agency: Department of State
Office: Bureau Of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Estimated Funding: $650,000
Office: Bureau Of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Estimated Funding: $650,000
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Ngwang Choepel Fellows program
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Please see full announcement.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
http://exchanges.state.gov/education/rfgps/may09rfgp.htm
Contact:
Hans Posey Program Specialist
Agency Email Description:
poseyhe@state.gov
Agency Email:
poseyhe@state.gov
Date Posted:
2008-03-14
Application Due Date:
2008-05-09
Archive Date:
2008-05-10
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