FULBRIGHT-ENDERS VISITING RESEARCH CHAIR

Guidelines

 ENDERS STUDENT FELLOWSHIP

Guidelines available here

    Deadline is March 31, 2010    

Thomas O. Enders Symposium and journal

THE THOMAS O. ENDERS FELLOWSHIP

In recognition and commemoration of the influence Thomas O. Enders had on Canada-U.S. relations and on the mutual understanding between the two countries, a group of dedicated friends and supporters established the Thomas O. Enders Endowment within the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States (ACSUS). This endowment is designed to encourage advanced scholarship on Canada-U.S. relations by funding fellowships for senior scholars that permit them to pursue their research in a Canadian university setting. Tom Enders' special interests included political and economic policy, trade, and energy--these are among the topics that the endowment supports as a means of contributing to improved mutual understanding between the United States and Canada.Tom Enders was a U.S.statesman whose life, work, and service, in particular as U.S. Ambassador to Canada and Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, strengthened the political and economic links as well as the friendship between the United States and Canada.

ENDERS FELLOWS

Michael Ryan Galbreth, 2009/10 Fulbright-Enders Fellow , University of South Carolina—Columbia, Management Science Department, Moore School of Business, "Reducing Waste Profitably: Models to Improve the Collection, Remanufacturing, and Redistribution of Used Products

Summary:

In recent years, the lifecycles of many products have shortened, even as concern over the environmental impact of discarded items has increased. The problem of how used items can be diverted from the waste stream is of increasing interest to consumers, businesses and academics. Effective management of the collection, remanufacturing, and redistribution of used items (the closed-loop supply chain) is critical to accomplishing this waste reduction profitably. I propose to work with scholars at McGill University to share perspectives and develop models to improve closed-loop supply chain efficiency, contributing to both the theory and practice of this key component of sustainable operations. 

Christa Olson, 2008/9 Fulbright-Enders Fellow, Associate Director of the American Council on Education. The research project focused on how North American linkages and partnerships in higher education stimulate internationalization of the curriculum at partner institutions. Click here for more information on Olson. 

Arthur Mason, 2006--2007 Fulbright-Enders Fellow, University of Calgary "Critical Knowledges of the US-Canada Arctic Natural Gas Pipeline." Mason is Assistant Professor, School of Justice & Social Inquiry, Arizona State University         

Ronald Schmidt, 2005--2006 Fulbright-Enders Fellow, McGillUniversity/  Université  de Montréal: '"Settling” Immigrants in Two Countries:  Canada and the Unites States.' Schmidt is professor of Political Science at California State University, Long Beach.

Theodore Marmor 2004—2005 Enders Fellow, McGill University / Université de Montréal. Marmor’s research concentrates on the politics of the welfare state, with special attention to the struggles over access to, the financing of, and the regulation of medical care in North America. Marmor is Professor of Public Policy & Management at the Yale University Schoolof Management. 

Molly Rozum 2003—2004 Enders Fellow, University of Calgary: “Grasslands Grown: A Twentieth-Century Sense of Place on North America’s Northern Prairies and Plains”. Rozum is Professor of History at Doane College in Nebraska.

Earl Fry 2002—2003 Enders Fellow, McGillUniversity/ Université de Montréal: “The Impact of Globalization and the Information Technology Revolution on Contemporary Canada-U.S. Relations.” Fry is Professor of Political Science and Endowed Professor of Canadian Studies at Brigham Young University. 

Paul Adams 2001—2002 Enders Fellow, McGill University/Université de Montréal: “U.S. Quebec Relations and Personal Extensibility Patterns.” Adams is Professor of Geography at the University of Texas Austin.

Patrick James 2000—2001 Enders Fellow, University   of Calgary: “Canadian Constitutional Politics in the Era of the Charter.” James is Professor of Political Science and Director of Graduate Studies at the University of Missouri.

Pamela Crespin   1999—2000 Enders Fellow,Universityof Calgary