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Resident Fellowship in Ethics, U.S. Naval Academy
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September 19, 2007
The Stockdale Center for
Ethical Leadership invites applications for its annual Resident Fellowship
Program for Academic Year 2008-2009, in collaboration with the Carnegie
Council for Ethics in International Affairs.
The goal of the
Stockdale residential fellowship is to bring together academic scholars and
teachers with senior career military officers, civil servants, and others to
collaborate on strengthening public understanding of the ethics of war and
peace, ethics and the military profession, and the relationship of ethics and
character to the development of effective leadership in a variety of professions
and institutional settings. Ideal candidates from academia will be
established scholars with publications and substantial teaching
experience in philosophy and ethics, international relations, or public policy.
The Stockdale fellowship provides a sabbatical supplement to enable such
scholars to encompass a focus on ethics and military affairs, national defense,
and international relations in their ongoing teaching and research.
In
AY 2008-09, the Stockdale Center anticipates having funding for one senior
residential fellowship. The academic fellow will join a senior fellow from the
Marine Corps, a fellow selected from the Navy Chaplains Corps, and at least one
additional fellow selected from the Naval Academy’s own faculty. Fellows
collaborate in a weekly seminar devoted to ethics and the just war tradition in
the fall, and to ethics and leadership in the spring. They carry out their own
individual research projects and other activities in cooperation with a large
department of senior civilian philosophers, and approximately forty senior
military officers (ranging in rank from Commander/Lieutenant Colonel to
Admiral), who collaborate with one another in the teaching of the Academy’s
required core course, "Ethics and the Military Profession." The fellow will also
enjoy an affiliation with the Carnegie Council’s work in its core theme
area, Ethics, War,
and Peace. The Stockdale Center will provide our resident fellow with travel
and research support to enable participation in the lectures, seminar
discussions, and other research activities sponsored by the Carnegie Council in
this affiliated program in Washington, DC and New York City.
The
Stockdale residential fellowship is supported by donations from the U.S. Naval
Academy Class of 1958. Their generous support allows fellows receive office
space, computer facilities, library privileges, and a stipend equivalent to
half-salary, up to $40,000. Health, retirement, and social security benefits are
not offered. (Faculty on leave of absence without sabbatical or outside grant
support may elect to receive the maximum stipend to defray their expenses.) This
is a full-time, resident fellowship, which runs from September 2008 through May
2009. The United States Naval Academy is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Employer. This agency provides reasonable accommodations to applicants with
disabilities.
Applicants should send a letter describing their interests in ethics in the
areas listed above; a proposal for a research project to be undertaken during
the fellowship; a curriculum vitae; and copies of relevant publications.
Applicants should also arrange for three letters of reference to be sent
directly to the fellowship program director.
The deadline for
the receipt of applications is January 15, 2008. The award recipient will be
announced in late March 2008.
All application materials should
be sent to:
Dr. George R. Lucas, Jr.
Professor of Philosophy and
Director of Navy and National Programs
Stockdale Center for Ethical
Leadership U.S. Naval Academy
112 Cooper Road Annapolis, MD 21402-5022
Fax: 410-293-6081
Email: grlucas@usna.edu
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