Agrarian Studies Graduate Program The Agrarian Studies Program aims to become an interdisciplinary intellectual base for graduate students from any field at Yale or nearby institutions for whom the study of agrarian life or the peasantry is important.

Graduate Programs and Admission Training and Support Graduate Seminar Weekly Colloquium Financial Support Yale Graduate School Training and Support The Program offers these possibilities for training and support. 1. Graduate Seminar An interdisciplinary, team-taught graduate seminar: “Agrarian Societies: Culture, Society, History, and Development.” The seminar draws graduate students from more than a dozen disciplines and professional schools. 2. Weekly Colloquium The weekly colloquium and occasional workshops are intended, in large part, to become the joint intellectual property of the graduate students who participate. Graduate students will have the opportunity to help shape the topics addressed and the specialists invited, to offer papers from their doctoral work, to open the critical discussion of invited papers, and, in general, to share intellectual responsibilities normally monopolized by faculty. 3. Financial Support Financial support, on a limited scale, is available to help students at Yale who plan interdisciplinary research on agrarian society. Specifically, assistance can be provided for On-site planning of dissertation research in the field Supplementary interdisciplinary training when necessary Internships and stipends for administrative and research work connected with the program Occasional student-initiated workshops or conferences Reciprocal assistance to Third World institutions helping students with field research Details: how to apply for graduate student support Yale Graduate School For information regarding admission to the Yale Graduate School, contact: The Office of Admissions Yale Graduate School P.O. Box 208323 New Haven, CT 06520-8323 email: GraduateAdmissionsHGS@quickmail.yale.edu