Contest
James Arthur Vineyard Fellowship and Dissertation Fellowship
Date:
–
Time:
11:55 pm –
11:55 pm
Oldfather Hall
660 N 12th St
Lincoln NE 68508
Lincoln NE 68508
Additional Info: OLDH
Contact:
Carole Levin, clevin2@unl.edu
The Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program offers two graduate fellowships.
The annual $1000 Medieval and Renaissance Studies Dissertation Fellowship, intended to support research including traveling to archives or other costs associated with completing the dissertation.
To be eligible, students must have passed their Ph.D. comprehensive exams at the time of application. The deadline for applications is March 4.
A completed application includes the following:
• A 500-word description of the proposed dissertation, including specific information about the nature of the project, its current status, how much has been accomplished with a chronology for completion, and a rationale for the project in terms of its contribution to the discipline.
• A statement of how the award will support the dissertation, and specifics about how the funds will be used, what archives need to be visited, or other uses for the award that would enhance the quality of the dissertation and aid its completion.
• A curriculum vitae.
The James Arthur Vineyard Fellowship supports graduate-student research, travel, and presentation at conferences, particularly international travel [beyond North America].
A completed application includes the following:
• A 500-word description of how the award would be used, specific information about the nature of the project, its current status, how much has been accomplished with a chronology for completion, and a rationale for the project in terms of its contribution to the discipline. If it is for use to present at a conference, please include information about the conference and a copy of the acceptance of the paper.
• A statement of how the award will further the applicant’s educational goals.
• A curriculum vitae.
Those who apply for the dissertation award can also ask that their applications be considered for the James Arthur Vineyard Fellowship.
The deadline for applications is March 4.
Please e-mail completed applications to Carole Levin [clevin2@unl.edu] who will then distribute them to the committee.
The annual $1000 Medieval and Renaissance Studies Dissertation Fellowship, intended to support research including traveling to archives or other costs associated with completing the dissertation.
To be eligible, students must have passed their Ph.D. comprehensive exams at the time of application. The deadline for applications is March 4.
A completed application includes the following:
• A 500-word description of the proposed dissertation, including specific information about the nature of the project, its current status, how much has been accomplished with a chronology for completion, and a rationale for the project in terms of its contribution to the discipline.
• A statement of how the award will support the dissertation, and specifics about how the funds will be used, what archives need to be visited, or other uses for the award that would enhance the quality of the dissertation and aid its completion.
• A curriculum vitae.
The James Arthur Vineyard Fellowship supports graduate-student research, travel, and presentation at conferences, particularly international travel [beyond North America].
A completed application includes the following:
• A 500-word description of how the award would be used, specific information about the nature of the project, its current status, how much has been accomplished with a chronology for completion, and a rationale for the project in terms of its contribution to the discipline. If it is for use to present at a conference, please include information about the conference and a copy of the acceptance of the paper.
• A statement of how the award will further the applicant’s educational goals.
• A curriculum vitae.
Those who apply for the dissertation award can also ask that their applications be considered for the James Arthur Vineyard Fellowship.
The deadline for applications is March 4.
Please e-mail completed applications to Carole Levin [clevin2@unl.edu] who will then distribute them to the committee.