Grants support research by faculty at teaching-intensive colleges and universities.
Program supports doctoral students toward timely completion of dissertations.
Awards honor humanities faculty and community-based organizations collaborating on innovative research projects
Awards support the next generation of historians in American art with fellowships for doctoral students.
In the tenth anniversary competition of the program, 21 recent humanities PhDs will join top government and nonprofit organizations.
Deadlines vary by program, with the first falling on September 25, 2019.
The 15 Project Development Grant recipients each receive $5,000 in seed funding to help advance their research projects.
The fellowships place recent humanities PhDs in two-year, full-time positions with top nonprofits and government agencies.
The awards of up to $150,000 enhance established digital projects and extend their reach to new communities of scholars.
The 26 Mellon/ACLS Community College Faculty Fellows receive $40,000 to conduct research on a broad range of topics in the humanities and social sciences.
