Graduate Dissertation Fellowship Graduate Research Support Fellowship |
Oregon Humanities Center Teaching FellowshipsOHC teaching fellowships provide faculty members with a summer stipend to develop a new undergraduate humanities course or substantially redesign an existing one. Faculty may apply individually or in collaboration with another faculty member. The course will be listed in the instructor’s home department(s). Proposed courses may be of any size, and they may be introductory or advanced. While courses developed under the OHC Teaching Fellowship program must be primarily intended for undergraduate students, they may also be open to graduate students. It is hoped that courses developed through the OHC Teaching Fellowship program will be repeated. Oregon Humanities Center Teaching Fellowships provide faculty members with $3,000 (plus OPE) in summer wages paid directly to the faculty member during the summer prior to the academic year in which the course will be offered. Summer wages are normally paid in one lump sum in July. In the case of collaborative applications, each faculty member will receive $3,000 plus OPE in summer pay. Teaching Fellowships can provide additional funding of up to $1,000 per course for course enrichment (see application and guidelines for details). Wulf and Coleman-Guitteau Options 2013-14 guidelines and application (pdf) |
2012-13 FellowsFACULTY RESEARCH FELLOWSMark Carey, Clark Honors College FACULTY TEACHING FELLOWSPedro García-Caro, Romance Languages (Robert F. and Evelyn Nelson Wulf Professorship in the Humanities) GRADUATE DISSERTATION FELLOWSMeagan Evans, English GRADUATE RESEARCH SUPPORT FELLOWSFeather Crawford, History |