Four new editors are joining the Editorial Board of TIS, your open-access peer-reviewed academic journal.
Following publication of the first three issues of TIS, the Editorial Board—Shelby Shapiro (General Editor), Amanda...
National Coalition of Independent Scholars (NCIS)
National Coalition of Independent Scholars is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing professional affiliation, support services, and camaraderie to scholars outside of tenured academia. Although based in the United States, our membership and activities extend internationally, and by January 2017 NCIS Full and Associate members comprised over 200 scholars in fifteen countries in Europe, Asia, Australia as well as Canada and the Americas. Membership is open to scholars across all disciplines. NCIS assesses the qualifications of each membership candidate for intellectual contribution, scholarly rigor, and independent status prior to acceptance.
Our next international conference will take place at the University of Massachussetts, Amherst, 21-23 June, 2019, on the theme "Making Connections, Meeting Challenges".
NCIS is an affiliate of the American Historical Association and a member of the The Alliance of Nonprofits.
NCIS Conference, June 21–23, 2019
Making Connections, Meeting Challenges: Celebrating 30 Years of NCIS
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, U.S.
Deadlines
February 1:
Spring award
June 1:
Summer award
October 1:
Fall award
GRANT AWARDS OFFERED BY NCIS:
- NCIS Research Grants (funded by NCIS);
- NCIS Conference Support Grants (funded by NCIS);
- Elisabeth Eisenstein Essay Prize (jointly funded by NCIS and Margaret DeLacy)
More information on all NCIS grants and NCIS-administered grants can be found on the Grants page of this site, or contact grants@ncis.org
The independent scholar (TIS)
The Independent Scholar (TIS) is the NCIS online peer-reviewed and open access journal. All members of NCIS affiliated organizations are eligible to submit manuscripts to TIS for peer review. Check Submission and Review Guidlines.
