Representing 42 universities, the Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Completion Fellows receive $38,000 awards to support the completion of dissertation projects in the humanities and social sciences.
Fellows pursue publicly engaged humanities research while embedded in policy, cultural, and community organizations.
The 11 fellowships were awarded to advanced graduate students researching object- and image-based topics in US art history.
Fellows were selected from more than 1,100 applicants, and work in fields across the humanities on topics that span the globe and human history.
Joint program for emerging scholars is now in its second year.
Contribution to ACLS establishes award for scholars working on the visual culture of Latin America prior to European encounters.
Burkhardt Fellowships support recently tenured faculty as they pursue long-term, ambitious scholarship while in residence at institutions whose resources and intellectual communities are ideally suited to facilitate their research.
The fellowship supports scholars who are pursuing innovative research on global religions and seek to broaden public understanding through media engagement.
The program supports digital humanities projects as they extend their reach to new communities of users.
Eleven PhD candidates and 43 early-career scholars from sub-Saharan Africa receive over $940,000 in fellowships in tenth year of African Humanities Program.
