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Institutions of higher education
are awarded funding to host the Study of the U.S. Institutes
through a competitive grant process.
Prospective host institutions must be accredited four-year liberal arts colleges, community colleges, universities, or other not-for-profit academic organizations that have an established reputation in one or more of the following fields: political science, international relations, law, history, sociology, American studies, and/or other disciplines or sub-disciplines related to the study of the United States.
How to Apply
Institutions interested in hosting an Institute should check
the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs’ website for
current Requests For Grant
Proposals (RFGP).
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Recent Host Institutions Include |
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Academy for Educational Development |
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Dickinson College |
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Georgetown University |
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Green River Community College |
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Institute for Training and Development |
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Montana State University |
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Nazareth College |
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New York University |
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Rhode Island School of Design |
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Southern Illinois University, Carbondale |
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Texas A&M University |
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University of Alabama |
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University of Arizona |
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University of Arkansas |
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University of Chicago |
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University of Florida, Gainesville |
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University of Illinois, Chicago |
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University of Louisville |
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University of Massachusetts, Amherst |
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University of Minnesota, Twin Cities |
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University of Southern California |
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University of Vermont |
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Study of the U.S. Institutes are hosted by more than 30 universities, colleges, and academic organization across the United States
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