COLLABORATION FORM

CHS GR Proposal Form
This form will initiate a dialogue on a new initiative (hereinafter “activity”) involving Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies in Greece (hereinafter “CHS Greece”). We understand that your plans may not be fully developed, yet we request that you provide us with an accurate description of what you hope to accomplish and what the Center’s contribution will be.

All proposals must be submitted at least three months before the projected start date of the activity to give CHS Greece sufficient time to review them and communicate further with the organizers as needed.

Submitting this form does not guarantee acceptance or approval of your proposal. Of primary importance for CHS is ensuring that its role in the project is (1) consistent with its overall mission, profile, and policies, (2) compatible with other ongoing and upcoming commitments, and (3) sustainable given the Center’s available resources.

Upon approval of your request and the finalization of our collaboration framework (timelines, use of CHS spaces and other resources, etc.), adherence to the agreed terms is expected, unless significant unforeseen circumstances arise. Fostering effective cooperation will not only contribute positively to your objectives and our operational efficiency but will also influence potential future collaborations.

Collaboration in a proposed activity does not guarantee it will be repeated in the future, as the Center reviews relevant proposals periodically in conjunction with its programs, other commitments, and academic priorities.

A) Organizing institution and contact information:

Please include your full name and affiliation with the institution organizing the activity.

B) Description of the activity:

List other institutions that are officially collaborating with and/or supporting the activity.
e.g. conference, workshop, lecture, educational program, seminar, etc.
For example, post-release publications such as videos, syllabi, papers, etc. No more than 300 words.
For example, faculty leading the project, speakers of a conference, etc. Include institutional affiliations as well.
e.g. students, faculty, researchers, public – include the projected number of participants or attendants.
e.g. the organizing institution will provide IT and administrative support during the activity.
e.g. Lecture Hall, Fellows/Seminar Room, Digital Library of the CHS Greece, or any other location outside the Center’s facilities. View photos of the CHS Greece premises.
CHS Greece is open to the public Monday through Friday, 10am-5pm EET.
If the answer is “Yes”, please share location(s) and dates, as well as other institutions that may be involved.
e.g. banners, laptops, promotional material.
Please share if there will be a registration fee for the participants of this activity.

C) Proposed collaboration and role of CHS Greece:

e.g. host, supporting institution, co-organizer – please specify.
e.g. microphones, video-projector, laptop, wi-fi, coffee breaks, promotion through the Center’s website and/or social media; other forms of administrative, IT, or financial support – please specify.
On the same or another activity, please specify.
You can consult the webpage with the CHS Greece fellows and affiliates, and the webpages with the CHS US current residential and previous fellows.
If yes, share your suggestions: e.g. a small seminar or a discussion that would be open to the public.
A CHS Greece representative will welcome participants during the activity’s opening session. This presentation will complement the activity’s theme, and its details will be finalized with you several weeks in advance. Please specify the suggested duration and content of the CHS Greece presentation.

D) Additional notes and relevant files:

Maximum file size: 8MB

Maximum 2 files. If you wish to share more than 2 files, please make sure to combine them into one single document before uploading.
I have read and acknowledged the regulation for the use of Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies in Greece facilities. *
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