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  • About Us
    • Faculty Directory
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      • D-J
      • K-M
      • N-S
      • T-Z
    • Staff
      • Affiliated Programs Leadership
    • East Asia National Resource Center
    • Affiliated Programs
      • China Policy Program
      • Memory and Reconciliation in the Asia Pacific
      • Rising Powers Initiative
      • Taiwan Education and Research Program
      • Tibet Governance Project
      • Uyghur Studies Initiative
    • History
    • Statement on Diversity & Inclusion in Asian Studies at the Elliott School
    • Statement on Anti-Asian Violence
    • Diversity and Inclusion at the Elliott School
  • News & Events
    • In the News
    • Upcoming Events
    • Archived Events
      • Helen T. Lin Legacy Initiative Tiger Talk Archive Collection
    • Flagship Events
      • Gaston Sigur Memorial Lectures
      • New Books in Asian Studies
      • Taiwan Roundtables
      • Sigur Center Lecture Series
      • Taiwan Conference Series
      • Visiting Scholar Roundtables
  • Visiting Scholars
    • Apply
    • Insights & Opinions
    • Current Scholars
    • Past Scholars
  • Publications
    • Faculty Publications
    • Asian Connections Newsletter
    • Asia Report
  • Academics
    • M.A. in Asian Studies
    • B.A. in Asian Studies
    • Study Abroad
    • Student Organizations
    • Summer Course: Introduction to Chaghatay
    • Resources
      • For Educators
  • Opportunities
    • Sigur Center Grants & Fellowships
    • Gitter Fellowship for Advanced Chinese Language Study
    • Graduate Student Associate Program
    • Uyghur Studies Summer Fellowship
  • Asia on E Street Blog
    • Student Spotlights
    • Sigur Research and Language Fellows
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A flyer for the graduate student associate program, with the due date and a brief description

Graduate Student Associate Program

The application for the Sigur Center’s Graduate Students Associate (GSA) program for Academic Year 2025-2026 is now CLOSED.

The Sigur Center seeks three graduate student associates for the 2025–26 academic year! Graduate student associates (GSAs) must be pursuing a master’s or doctorate in an Asia-related topic in any discipline. Successful applicants will receive up to $1000 in reimbursement for research and conference travel expenses that are made within the 2025-26 academic year (i.e., by August 15, 2026). GSAs will also have access to a shared desk in the Sigur Center for the duration of their affiliation. Preference will be given to students with a strong background in Asian studies and concrete plans for conducting and/or presenting research during this academic year.

To apply, please submit a description (1-3 pages) of your proposed project. Please also indicate and describe in detail whether you already have made research and/or conference travel plans, or if not, how you plan to conduct research and/or conference travel. Applications must include a draft budget and list other support that the applicant has received or is currently seeking.

 
For any questions, please send an email to gsigur@gwu.edu.
 

Eligibility:

  • A graduate student at GW (any discipline)
  • Strong background in Asian studies
  • Planning to conduct Asia-related research and/or present it at a conference

Required Documents:

  • Application
  • Research proposal (1–3 pages)
  • A proposed budget detailing how the fellowship will be used
  • Transcript(s)
  • A resume/CV
  • (For master’s students:) 1 letter of recommendation
Please submit your application materials in a single email to gsigur@gwu.edu with the subject line: “Sigur Center GSA Application – [Your Name]”
 
Recommenders must send their letters to gsigur@gwu.edu. Letters of recommendation must be received by the application due date. Applicants are responsible for ensuring their recommenders submit their letters on time.
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