CJ Huang Fellowship
The Dr. and Mrs. C.J. Huang Teaching Fellowship administered jointly
by VIA and the Haas Center for Public Service at Stanford pays for two
Stanford graduates or recent alumni to teach at Ouyang Yu Experimental
Middle School, Xintang Town, Hunan. Dr. Huang founded this rural middle
school in an effort to raise the quality of education in his native province.
The Huang Fellowship is for one to two years and includes the following:
Travel: |
- Airfare from San Francisco to Thailand and Thailand to Shanghai
- Airfare from Shanghai to San Francisco at the end of the school
year
- Train fare from orientation in Nanjing to your post in Hunan
- Travel to and from VIA's annual Winter Conference
- Travel allowance for use in China
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Other: |
- Cross-cultural and teacher training in California and Chiang
Mai, Thailand
- Orentation and language classes in Nanjing before going to your
post
- Monthly living stipend
- Home office and field support
- Language tutor
- Health/Emergency evacuation insurance
- Readjustment allowance at end of school year
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Service Component: |
- Fellowship recipients receive $1000 to design and implement
a sustainable project or projects building community and serving
the school and/or community
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For more information about the fellow's role and housing, the school
and the town, please visit our post
description page. To find out about the application process and to
download an application, please visit our applications
page.
Please visit Stanford's Haas
Center website for information on current and past Fellows, Dr. C.J.
Huang, and a further description and background on the program, as well
as elegibility criteria, obligations and information on the application
and selection process.
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