The Dresher Center for the Humanities invites applications for two Graduate Student Research Fellowships for the 2018-19 academic year. One fellowship will be awarded for fall 2018 and one for spring 2019 (this is a change from previous years). Funding is intended to support and promote promising humanities research by graduate students at UMBC. These fellowships are open to all UMBC doctoral and master’s level students working on humanities-related research projects that will culminate in a dissertation or master’s thesis.

Fellows will receive up to $1,500 to be used for research travel, materials, or other directly-related research expenses. They will present a session as part of the CURRENTS: Humanities Work Now series and attend the Humanities Forum and other Dresher Center events and workshops. The Dresher Center will allow fellows to work in Center office space, as available. After their fellowship term, fellows will submit a summary of the work they accomplished during the semester, as well as a statement on progress made toward the completion of their dissertation or thesis.

Click here for more information and to download the application instructions and application form.

Submit your application package to dreshercenter@umbc.edu by May 1, 2018. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

For more information contact:

Dr. Jessica Berman, Director

Dresher Center for the Humanities

The Dresher Center for the Humanities invites applications for two Graduate Student Research Fellowships for the 2018-19 academic year. One fellowship will be awarded for fall 2018 and one for spring 2019 (this is a change from previous years). Funding is intended to support and promote promising humanities research by graduate students at UMBC. These fellowships are open to all UMBC doctoral and master’s level students working on humanities-related research projects that will culminate in a dissertation or master’s thesis.

Fellows will receive up to $1,500 to be used for research travel, materials, or other directly-related research expenses. They will present a session as part of the CURRENTS: Humanities Work Now series and attend the Humanities Forum and other Dresher Center events and workshops. The Dresher Center will allow fellows to work in Center office space, as available. After their fellowship term, fellows will submit a summary of the work they accomplished during the semester, as well as a statement on progress made toward the completion of their dissertation or thesis.

Click here for more information and to download the application instructions and application form.

Submit your application package to dreshercenter@umbc.edu by May 1, 2018. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

For more information contact:

Dr. Jessica Berman, Director

Dresher Center for the Humanities

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