Munkh-Erdene Lhamsuren of National University of Mongolia has been named a Humanities and International Studies Fellow. He submitted a paper for review to the selection committee entitled, ‘The Emnity of Independence: Ethnic and National Identities in Mongolia.’

Munkh-Erdene Lhamsuren is only one of 26 fellows selected for the 2008-09 academic year. Chosen from more than 350 applicants, the fellows will pursue research and writing while involved in the Stanford community through workshops, lectures and courses.  

In addition to Stanford faculty members and advanced Stanford graduate students, the Humanities Center will host scholars from across the country and across the globe.  

The program is designed to allow scholars the opportunity to explore special research fields for one year. 

Stanford University is located in California.

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reply written by admin, May 06, 2008

oops. obviously we didnt attend neither....sorry for this silly mix-up, and thanks for the comment, old friend

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reply written by old friend, May 05, 2008

The headline says Princeton but the story says Stanford. The picture looks like Princeton.

Which is it?

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