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Faculty Research Fellowship
Ernest G. Moll Faculty Research Professorship in Literary Studies
Provost's Senior Humanist Fellowship
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Teaching Fellowship
Wulf Professorship
Coleman-Guitteau Professorship
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Graduate Dissertation Fellowship
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Graduate Research Support Fellowship
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Off-campus lecture venues
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OHC Graduate Research Support Fellowships
The purpose of the Graduate Research Support Fellowship program is to stimulate humanities research (see definition below) and support graduate education by providing doctoral students with resources to assist with their doctoral research and the completion of their dissertations.
Graduate Research Support Fellowships provide:
• up to $1,000 in dissertation support during the fellowship year. These funds can be used for travel to an appropriate conference, research library, or archive during the fellowship year, or they may be used to purchase materials needed for the completion of the dissertation;
• an invitation to all Center Work-in-Progress talks during the year; and
• when space is available, the use of a Humanities Center office for one term during the fellowship year.
Research projects must be humanistic, but applicants may be enrolled in any department, college, or school. The term humanities is broadly interpreted to include literature; philosophy; history; the study of languages; religion; ethics; the history, theory, and criticism of the arts; and historical or interpretive aspects of the social and natural sciences and the professions.
Guidelines and application (pdf)
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2011-12 Fellows
Liz Bohls, English (Moll Professor)
Leonardo García-Pabón, Romance Languages
Robert Haskett, History (Provost’s Senior Humanist Fellowship)
Loren Kajikawa, Ethnomusicology and Musicology
Anne Laskaya, English
Leah Middlebrook, Comparative Literature and Romance Languages (Moll Professor)
Ian McNeeley, History
Scott Pratt, Philosophy (Provost's Senior Humanist Fellow)
Yugen Wang, East Asian Languages and Literatures
Cecilia Enjuto Rangel, Romance Languages (Coleman-Guitteau Professor)
Bryna Goodman, History (Coleman-Guitteau Professor)
Colin Koopman, Philosophy (Wulf Professor)
Katharine Meehan, Geography (Coleman-Guitteau Professor)
Daisuke Miyao, East Asian Languages and Literatures
Fabienne Moore, Romance Languages (Coleman-Guitteau Professor)
Elizabeth Reis, Women’s and Gender Studies, and Mary Wood, English (Wulf Professors)
Akiko Walley, Art History
Jason Jordan, Philosophy
Christopher McGill, English
Yu Zhang, East Asian Languages and Literatures
Taylor Donnelly, English
Emily Gilkey, History
Miwako Okigami, East Asian Languages and Literatures
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