Arts & Humanities Fellows
The Arts & Humanities Fellows Program was created to stimulate interactions among scholarly and artistic faculty at Texas A&M University as well as nationally and internationally.
Induction as an Arts & Humanities Fellow recognizes extraordinary scholarship and creativity and provides faculty a supportive environment through which to advance their scholarship and creative work, and reward scholarly and artistic merit in their chosen discipline. It is also hoped that recognition as a fellow will build, strengthen, and sustain long-term relationships with fellows outside their chosen discipline.
Arts & Humanities Fellows
2020 Fellows
Previous Fellows
Program Description
The Arts & Humanities Fellowship invites research applications from scholars in all disciplines of the humanities and creative arts pursuing projects that embody exceptional research. A primary goal of the program is to support significant advancement or completion of a major piece of scholarly or creative work by the applicant. Projects may be at any stage of development. Applications must clearly articulate a project’s value to humanities scholars and general audiences.
Fellowship Details
- $15,000 awarded in the first year of the three-year fellowship
- Fellows are able to use their funds to support the advancement or achievement of their project without restriction.
- All forms of scholarly research and creative projects are supported. The Fellowship does not support faculty teaching activities, such as the preparation or revision of textbooks or curriculum development.
- The Fellow and their project will be made visible to other scholars and general audiences through an online showcase of animated shorts featuring outstanding research and scholarships generated by the program's fellows.
- Completed applications must be submitted through infoReady no later than 9 pm Central Daylight Time, February 26, 2021. Notification of awards will be sent via email by April 16, 2021.
Links
Arts & Humanities Fellows Program Application
Questions? Please contact:
Dr. Gerianne Alexander
979.845.8585
galexander@tamu.edu