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1. CURRICULA VITA, including:

 

* Education

 

* Professional / Employment history

 

* Professional affiliations

 

* A list of all Reich-related published work (both print and online) that you have contributed to in any way. Include copies of any print publications if they are not available online.

 

* A list of other published work (print or online) that you feel best represents your research and scholarship experience. Include samples of this work if they are not available online.

 

* A list of the URLs of any websites containing any Reich-related material that you have contributed to in any way.

 

2. YOUR RESEARCH PROJECT

 

* A detailed description (2 –4 pages) of your project and its aims, including footnotes of primary materials you are currently using or have consulted in the past.

 

Please make it clear in your footnotes—by citing relevant page numbers and not merely the titles of entire works—that you are fully conversant with currently-available published primary sources. The more specific you can be, the better.

 

* Describe how you think (or hope) your research and your project contributes to further understanding of Reich’s life and legacy.

 

3. ARCHIVAL MATERIALS OF INTEREST

 

* From the online INDEX OF THE ARCHIVES OF THE ORGONE INSTITUTE identify specific materials you wish to study by citing each of the following:

 

Category

Box Number

File Name

 

If later you wish to work with other materials than first requested, this will require a separate application with a rationale for why those materials are pertinent.

 

* Describe the significance of these archival materials to your research and project.

 

4. SCHEDULE

 

* Tell us your preferred schedule for visiting the Countway Library.

 

* Keeping in mind that the Countway’s hours are Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., how many days do you anticipate you will need for studying relevant material in the Archives?