[OR_Archaeology] Scholarship available for research on history of Columbia River basin

[Susan White]

CASTLES SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS DUE JUNE  1

The Center for Columbia River History announces the James B. Castles Fellowship to support original scholarly research that contributes to public understanding of the history of the Columbia River Basin. The $3,000 Fellowship is open to graduate students, professional historians and independent scholars. The center encourages proposals from diverse historical perspectives, including social, ethnic, political, cultural and environmental studies. Proposals should align with one or more of the center's three initiatives: native communities of the Columbia River Basin; Fort Vancouver National Historic Site; or the center's Columbia River and the World Initiative.  

All application materials are due June 1. To learn more about the fellowship requirements, go to 

http://ccrh.org/announcements.php?p=9