[Lgpolicy-list] [lg policy] Comparative and International Education Society Language Issues Dissertation Award

[kristine.sudbeck at huskers.unl.edu]

Hello Megan,


I am currently working on my dissertation, but am interested in learning more information about the next round for applications. Would you happen to have details about dissertations to be completed in spring of 2016?


Kristine

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Subject: [lg policy] Comparative and International Education Society Language Issues Dissertation Award

The Comparative International Education Society (CIES) Language Issues (LI) Special Interest

Group (SIG) is pleased to announce its 2013-2015 Dissertation Award! The award is open to

dissertations that focus on educational language issues, broadly defined, in comparative and

international education. Dissertations will be reviewed based on the following criteria:


1. The dissertation's relevance to current thinking in the field

2. The degree of sophistication or innovation of the methodology used

3. The soundness of data collection and analysis

4. The dissertation's social utility and/or its implication for policy

5. The degree to which the dissertation incorporates a comparative perspective


Eligible dissertations must have been filed within the two-years prior to the LI SIG award application

deadline of December 15, 2014. Students in Ed.D. or Ph.D. programs are eligible and the applicant

and/or the Dissertation Chair must be a current CIES member. The winning dissertation will receive

a monetary award and will be announced at the annual conference in Washington D.C. in March

Applicants should submit the following four documents to be considered for the award:


1. A detailed abstract of no more than five pages along with a self-assessment indicating how

the dissertation meets the above five criteria; both should be doubled-spaced with no author

identification (for blind review)

2. A title page (not counted within the page limit) with author's name, address, institutional

affiliation, telephone, e-mail address, and names of dissertation committee chair(s) and

3. A reference page (not counted within the page limit) with only the references cited in the

4. One letter from the Dissertation Chair recommending the dissertation for this award (this

letter may be sent directly to the Committee at the e-mail address below).


After the initial round of consideration, the two highest rated candidates will be asked to send the

Committee a file with their entire dissertation. Awardees will be recognized formally at the LI SIG

business meeting at the CIES Conference in Washington D.C. on March 8-13, 2015.

Please submit the above documents electronically (as attachments in Word compatible files) with the

key word "Dissertation Award Submission" in the subject line to: cieslangsig at gmail.com<mailto:cieslangsig at gmail.com> by

December 15, 2014. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact the Awards Committee at

the above e-mail address.

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Anna M. Farrell
Instructor
Institute of Linguistics

PhD Student
Comparative and International Development Education
330 Wulling Hall
86 Pleasant St SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Cell: 612-599-4712

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