Arts & Culture
The Muse
Media Center, a post-production film facility, has announced
that it will be offering a scholarship valued at $20,000 to provide technical
support and facilities to help independent women filmmakers finish their work.
Filmmakers will be permitted
up to five minutes to pitch their projects during the festival (April, 2007),
and the scholarship award will permit full use of the
Website: http://womensfilmfestival.us/SFWFF/Film-Submission.html
Arts
Over
http://www.nasaa-arts.org/aoa/grant_makers.shtml
The following Web links are not an exhaustive list of all the foundations and
corporate grant makers online. Instead, the focus is on providing a list of Web
sites that reflect the major grant makers to the arts and culture as identified
by The Foundation Center.
Cultural Affairs
Grants/Programs Available from the
Posted in the Catalog of Federal
Domestic Assistance (CFDA)
http://12.46.245.173/pls/portal30/SYSTEM.FUNCTIONAL_AREA_RPT1.show
Click on cultural affairs.
The Multi-Arts
Production Fund
http://www.mapfund.org/
Eligibility: The MAP Fund accepts applications from US-based nonprofit
organizations that have been in existence for at least 2 years. Proposed
projects must be for a new work that has not been previously produced, except
in developmental workshops. New work may include the use of classical or
pre-existing texts if the artist demonstrates how the approach is innovative,
and if the creators have secured the necessary rights for the use of such
texts. Activities that have been supported through the program include
commissioning of artists, research and development, artist residencies, and the
costs associated with the production of new work. Lead Artists may not receive support
for more than one project per funding cycle. Proposals that include a Lead
Artist who is featured on another application may be determined ineligible.
Lead Artists must be featured on the application form and provide a signed
artist statement. Lead Artists must show a minimum 2-year history of producing
or performing at a professional level.
National Endowment
for the Arts
Folk and Traditional Arts
Infrastructure Initiative
http://www.arts.gov/grants/apply/FolkInfrastructure/index.html
Application Deadline: Oct. 1, 2004
The goal of the Folk and Traditional Arts Infrastructure Initiative, a program
of the National Endowment for the Arts, is to preserve the nation’s diverse cultural
heritage by strengthening the state and regional infrastructure of support for
the folk and traditional arts. Priority will be given to those projects that
are highly effective in expanding or strengthening a state or region’s
infrastructure of support for the folk and traditional arts, and have the
potential to make a long-term artistic contribution. Eligible applicants
include the fifty states and six jurisdictional arts agencies; state or local
public entities or nonprofit organizations that support the folk and
traditional arts on a state-wide basis in partnership with a state arts agency;
and regional organizations of state arts agencies.
Shubert Foundation
http://www.shubertfoundation.org/default.asp
The Shubert Foundation is dedicated to sustaining and advancing the live
performing arts in the
Community Foundation of
The Community Foundation of
Tampa Bay, Inc. is a nonprofit, tax exempt organization, which administers
funds established by individuals, corporations, private foundations and
nonprofit organizations to support the charitable needs of the
Next
deadline: ongoing with bi-annual
determinations in April and October
Contact
Information:
http://www.cftampabay.org/index.htm
http://www.cftampabay.org/index.htm
Community Foundation of
Arts and Culture
Funding Opportunities
Posted by the
http://fdncenter.org/pnd/rfp/cat_arts.jhtml
The RFP (Request
for Proposals) Bulletin is published weekly by the
FundsNet :
Corporate Philanthropy Cultural Programs
http://www.fundsnetservices.com/cult01.htm
A collection of
web sites by FundsNet.
Listed under Arts and
Cultural Activities
Getty Trust (J. Paul)
The Los Angeles-based J. Paul
Getty Trust provides support to institutions and individuals throughout the
world for projects that promote the understanding of art and its history. The
Trust provides support in three primary areas — research, conservation, and
leadership and professional development — and also works to develop strategic
partnerships that relate to the broader context of its mission.
Hearst Foundations (William Randolph)
http://hearstfdn.org/
The William
Randolph Hearst Foundations support programs that enrich the lives of young
people by engaging them in cultural activities, primarily through
arts-in-education programs. Grants are awarded to major institutions and
community-based organizations in the arts and sciences that address the lack of
arts programming in pre-K-12 curricula by providing comprehensive on-site and
outreach educational activities.
NSEP David L. Boren Graduate Fellowships
Supports students pursuing the study of languages, cultures, and world regions
that are critical to U.S. interests (including Africa, Asia, Central &
Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin America & the Caribbean, and the Middle East).
The NSEP service requirement stipulates that an award recipient work in the
Departments of Defense, Homeland Security, State, or the Intelligence
Community.
Award: $12,000 - $30,000
Deadline:
http://www.iie.org/programs/nsep/graduate/default.htm
ArtsConnection
Total Funding: $61,000
The Dana Foundation grant will allow ArtsConnection to conduct a
research/evaluation project to study how children learn through the arts and
how this knowledge can aid teaching methods. The program, focused on classroom
teachers and artist instructors, in one of the lowest income districts in the
country, will establish a common vocabulary and criteria for describing and
evaluating students.
National
Dance Institute
Total Funding: $57,000
The Dana Foundation grant will allow the
Total Funding: $35,000
The Dana Foundation grant will support the launch of a pilot
Professional Development Institute for approximately thirty-five local DC
artists in the Embassy Adoption Program, in association with the DC Public
Schools. The program seeks to tie cultural and arts education with daily
classroom instruction. Dana funding will underwrite instruction for performing
artists in teaching skills that will allow them to connect the arts, social
studies, world cultures, and other content areas of the Embassy Adoption
Program.
BioMedical
W. M. Keck Foundation - Science & Engineering Research
and Medical Research.
Supporting pioneering discoveries in medicine, science and engineering has been
our mandate from the beginning. By funding the work of leading researchers and
the purchase of sophisticated instruments, we are laying the groundwork for
discoveries and new technologies that will save lives, provide innovative
solutions and add to our understanding of the world. A special program,
Distinguished Young Scholars in Medical Research, gives the nation's most
promising young scientists the resources they need to pursue potentially
breakthrough research projects in biomedicine.
http://www.wmkeck.org/programs/index.html
ASRM/Organon USA, Inc. Research Grant in Reproductive Medicine
Two-Year Grant, $25,000 Per
Year - Total $50,000.00. Must have an M.D., Ph.D., or a D.O. degree, have
completed a residency in obstetrics and gynecology or urology or a program
leading to a Ph.D., and be an active member of ASRM. Candidates must not have
won a ASRM award previousuly. Next deadline is
Pilot Research Studies
http://www.sturge-weber.com/grants.htm
Program Description:
To encourage innovative studies with the potential for continued support from
federal or other agencies. These awards are available to investigators at any
stage in their career.
Phone: 973-895-4445
Fax: 973-895-4846
E-mail: kball@sturge-weber.com
Application deadline(s):
Business Studies and Development
Business and Professional Women’s Foundation
The Career Advancement Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to
disadvantaged women seeking to further their education. Scholarships are
provided to women who wish to advance in their careers, or are soon to enter or
re-enter the workforce. The Foundation has awarded more than $6 million in
scholarships, grants, and loans to over 8,000 women seeking to improve their
lives.
Deadline:
Draper Richards Foundation
Provides selected social entrepreneurs with funding of $100,000 annually for
three years for a total of $300,000. The funds are specifically and solely for
entrepreneurs starting new non-profit organizations. The Draper Richards
Fellowships are highly selective. We only award six fellowships per year so we
can fully engage with our portfolio of grantee organizations.
http://www.draperrichards.org/index.html
Trickle Up
Program
http://www.trickleup.org/
Helps the poorest of the poor take their first step up out of poverty by
providing them with conditional seed grants and business training to help them
start or expand their own business ventures. The organization empowers the
world's neediest people in
Offers funding to individuals
and institutions to support innovative projects that advance the study and
expand the recognition of women in architecture and related professions, and
that lead to the dissemination of this knowledge to professional and public
audiences alike. The Foundation funds up to 10,000 dollars for scholarly
research producing a paper, exhibition or documentary, and winners receive
their grant in two disbursments. Application deadline is March 15th
of every year.
The Amber Foundation Grants
The purpose of the Amber
Grants is to help women find the money to start a small business. Our primary
focus is assisting women who are?trying to start small businesses, home-based
or?online. The grants are small and are intended to be used to
upgrade?equipment, pay for a web site etc - the small but?essential expenses
that can often make the?difference between getting started or being
forever?stalled.
Award: $500 to?$1000
Deadline:
http://www.womensnet.net/ambergrants/
Economics and Finance
Www.awm-math.org
The objective of the NSF-AWM Mentoring
Travel Grants is to help junior women to develop a long term working and
mentoring relationship with a senior mathematician. Applicants must be women
holding a doctorate or equivalent experience and with a work address in the
The Chahara Foundation
Grants to support
radical nonprofit organizations run by and
aiding low income women in the Greater Boston area, specifically looking
for organizations who zero in on the study and alleviation of economic
repression. Applicants should be
community driven and may possibly be excluded from other, more main stream
funding sources. If awarded funds, two
members of organization must attend a three day Undoing Racism workshop during
the fiscal year. Applications are due
Email
contact: Carol@chahara.org
Women’s business grants
Womens’ Financial Fund
A
private, nonprofit organization giving funds to women starting their own
business or looking to grow a business they already own. They are currently
seeking a craft business for a 500 dollar award. Deadline for submission
is November 15th, and applications require a 15 dollar fee, which also enrolls
the applicant for membership in Women’s Business Grants.
Economic
Development/International
The International
Dissertation Research Fellowship program supports full-time graduate students
in the humanities and social sciences who are enrolled in doctoral programs in
the
Fifty fellowships of
approximately $20,000 each will be awarded in 2007. Fellowships will provide support for nine to
twelve months of dissertation research.
Website: http://www.ssrc.org/programs/idrf/
Open Society Institute
The Open
Society Institute's Middle East/North Africa Initiatives program
invites grant proposals from organizations around the world in accordance with
its project aims. Those aims are to support organizations and their projects
that work to foster freedom of expression, access to information, women's
rights, the rule of law, local governance, and educational reform in the
Grants applications will be
accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year, with remaining consideration
dates as follows: 1) Applications Due:
Website: http://www.soros.org/initiatives/mena/focus_areas/human_rights/guidelines
The Global Fund
The Global Fund
supports organizations which:
Demonstrate a clear commitment to women's
equality and female human rights
Show concern about the way women are
viewed and view themselves in society
Are governed and directed by women
Consist of a group of women working
together (we do not accept requests from
individuals)
Are based outside of the
Grant
information: http://www.globalfundforwomen.org/3grant/
(note: must select a country of interest
for specifics)
The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
The Charles
Stewart Mott Foundation is a private foundation based in
Grant information: http://www.mott.org/programs/guidelines.asp
United Nations Development Fund for Women
(UNIFEM)
http://www.unifem.org/
Promotes the
Political and Economic Empowerment of Women in Developing Countries.
Offers funding to individuals
and institutions to support innovative projects that advance the study and
expand the recognition of women in architecture and related professions, and
that lead to the dissemination of this knowledge to professional and public
audiences alike. The Foundation funds up to 10,000 dollars for scholarly
research producing a paper, exhibition or documentary, and winners receive
their grant in two disbursments. Application deadline is March 15th
of every year.
The Margaret McNamara Memorial Fund (MMMF)
To support the education of women from developing countries who are committed
to improving the lives of women and children in a developing country.
Previous grant recipients studied agriculture, architecture and urban planning,
civil engineering, education, forestry, journalism, law, nursing, nutrition,
pediatrics, public administration, public health, social sciences and social
work.
Award: $11,000.
Deadline:
http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/EXTSTAFF/WBFN/0,,contentMDK:20272308~menuPK:463095~pagePK:64156201~piPK:64156133~theSitePK:444098,00.html
Education
COUNCIL OF GRADUATE SCHOOLS Ph.D.
COMPLETION PROJECT (for Institutions)
Attrition in
The Ph.D.
Completion Project is a three-year, grant-funded project that addresses the
issues surrounding Ph.D. completion and attrition. The Council of Graduate
Schools (CGS), with generous support from Pfizer Inc and the Ford Foundation,
has provided funding to 21 major
URL:
http://www.phdcompletion.org/information/index.asp
e-mail:
ddenecke@cgs.nche.edu
For more
information:
Daniel Denecke
Council of
Graduate Schools
(202) 223-3791
AAUW CAREER DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
Career
Development Grants support women who hold a bachelor's degree and are preparing
to advance their careers, change careers, or re-enter the work force. Special
consideration is given to AAUW members, women of color, and women pursuing
their first advanced degree or credentials in nontraditional fields.
Grants provide
support for course work beyond a bachelor's degree, including a master's
degree, second bachelor's degree, or specialized training in technical or
professional fields. Funds are available for distance learning. Course work
must be taken at an accredited two- or four-year college or university, or at a
technical school that is fully licensed or accredited by an agency recognized
by the U.S. Department of Education. Funds are not available for doctoral-level
work. Awards are for $2000-$8000.
Application deadline December 15. On-line
application.
URL:
www.act.org/aauw/cdg/index.html
e-mail:
aauw@act.org
For more
information:
AAUW Educational
Foundation
(319)337-1716
AAUW COMMUNITY ACTION GRANTS
Grants are
available for one or two years. One-year grants provide seed money for new
projects and are available for $2000-$7000.
Topic areas are unrestricted, but should include a clearly defined
activity that promotes education and equity for women and girls. Two-year
grants are for $5,000-$10,000 over two years. Two-year grants provide start-up
funds for longer-term programs that address the particular needs of the
community and develop girls' sense of efficacy through leadership or advocacy
opportunities. Topic areas are unrestricted, but should include a clearly
defined activity that promotes education and equity for women and girls.
Applicants must be women who are
URL: www.act.org/aauw/cag1/index.html (one year
grants)
www.act.org/aauw/cag2/index.html
(two year grants)
e-mail:
aauw@act.org
For more information:
AAUW Educational
Foundation
(319)337-1716
The
Supports early career
scholars working in critical areas of education research. Fellows will receive
$55,000 for one academic year of research, or $27,500 for each of two
contiguous years, working half-time. Fellowships must begin during the 2007-08
academic year. Fellows take the equivalent of one year’s teaching leave during
the fellowship term and will be included in professional development retreats
with other fellows and NAEd members. Up to twenty postdoctoral fellowships will
be awarded in 2007.
Applicants must have received
their Ph.D., Ed.D., or equivalent research degree between
Website: http://www.naeducation.org/NAEd_Spencer_Postdoctoral_Fellowship.html#TopOfPage
The Unsinkable Molly Brown Foundation, Inc.
An all volunteer non-profit, tax-exempt charitable foundation that funds arts
education programs within Hillsborough County Public Schools. In partnership
with The Mayor's Arts Education Fund, the Foundation supports four grant
programs and a scholarship fund. In 2006 alone, the Foundation through its
"challenge funds" purchased over $47,000 in musical instruments and
art supplies for our neediest public schools, and funded four full tuition
scholarships for
http://www.mollybrownfoundation.org/
Career Development Grant
American
Association of University Women
An
organization who promotes higher learning and equity for women and girls in the
Jeanette Rankin Grant Foundation
Awards
money to low income women over the age of 35 to begin or finish a college
education. Applicants should have a clear picture of how their education
will benefit them, their families and communities. Applications for the
2007 grant cycle will be available Nov. 1st with a deadline of March
1st. Award amounts not available on the website.
Bubel Aiken Foundation
Seeks
to increase awareness of developmental disabilities in girls with a grant
program aimed at ensuring grantees have access to proper K-12 education, job
training and knowledgeable special ed teachers. Applicants may be
individuals, for profit and nonprofit. Awards are not to exceed 25,000
dollars, deadlines not available on website.
Verizon Foundation
Improving basic
literacy skills in the
Next deadline: The Verizon Foundation reviews unsolicited
proposals on a continuous calendar year basis from January 1st through November
30th.
Local contact:
Douglas Baker
VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS
P O BOX 110 MAILCODE FLTC0845
douglas.baker@verizon.com
Sony Cooperation of
Sony's company-wide
philanthropic efforts reflect the diverse interests of our core businesses and
focus on several distinct areas: arts education, arts and culture, health and
human services, civic and community outreach, education, and volunteerism. Each
operating company has its own philanthropic priorities and unique resources.
While positive consideration is given to efforts that promote literacy and
basic educational competency, the company also seeks to apply its financial,
technological, and human resources to the encouragement of the creative,
artistic, technical, and scientific skills required of tomorrow's
workforce. The company welcomes requests
for support throughout the year within the guidelines and program areas set
forth.
There is no grant application
form. Requests must be submitted in writing and should include
the information found at http://www.sony.com/SCA/philanthropy/guidelines.shtml.
It is a general program description. Grants
are awarded to non-profit organizations and it appears to individuals. When reviewing past grant awardees, there
were all sizes of awards and for a variety of programs.
http://www.sony.com/SCA/philanthropy/guidelines.shtml
CocaCola Foundation
http://www2.coca-cola.com/citizenship/foundation.html
The Foundation
supports programs in higher education, classroom teaching and learning, and
international education. Our programs support scholarships for aspiring
students; encourage and motivate young people to stay in school; and foster
cultural understanding.
Talbot’s Women's Scholarship Fund
Applicants to the
Talbot’s Women’s Scholarship Fund must: be women currently residing in the United
States; be women who have earned a high school diploma or their GED on or
before September 1997; be enrolled or planning to enroll in a full- or
part-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited two- or four-year
college, university, or vocational-technical school; be attending the full
2007-2008 academic year and receiving a degree no earlier than May 2008; and
have at least two semesters (24 credit hours or more) remaining to complete an
undergraduate degree as of the beginning of the 2007 fall academic term.
Students who have previously obtained a bachelor's degree are not eligible to
apply. Talbot’s and Scholarship America employees or family members are not
eligible to apply to this program.
In keeping with
its long-standing tradition of serving the community, Talbot’s Charitable
Foundation offers a national scholarship program: a fund just for women who
earned their high school diploma or GED at least 10 years ago, and who are now
seeking a college degree. Awards are for undergraduate study only.
Up to 55
scholarships will be awarded. Five women will each be awarded $10,000
scholarships and 50 women will each be awarded $1,000 scholarships. Only
applicants seeking a bachelor's degree from a four-year college or university
are eligible to receive a $10,000 award. Awards are one-time only and not
renewable. Deadline is
URL: http://www.talbots.com/about/scholar/scholar.asp
For more
information contact:
Talbot’s Women's
Scholarship Fund
Scholarship
P.O. Box 297
(507) 931-1682
Citigroup Foundation
http://www.citigroup.com/citigroup/corporate/foundation/index.htm
In early
childhood and primary and secondary education, grants support early literacy
development, technology-based curriculum resources and career and college
preparation programs. The Foundation also provides grants for teacher training
and innovative teaching strategies that increase student achievement. Programs
that enhance learning by integrating the arts into school curricula and
increase student access to leading cultural institutions are also funded. In
higher education, grants are made to improve student and curriculum development
for graduate and undergraduate business programs.
Center for Education Reform
Grant Alert
http://www.edreform.com/info/grant.htm
Information on
grants available for teachers, school programs and education reform
initiatives.
McKenzie Foundation
http://www.mckenziefoundation.us/guidelines.php
The McKenzie
Foundation has selected four initiatives that will shape its grantmaking for
the next few years. These are early childhood development, education, the
environment, and arts and culture. The Foundation believes that assisting
families is one of the most effective and lasting ways to strengthen
communities and therefore supports opportunities and experiences that enrich
learning for all ages.
Also listed under
Grants for Nonprofits: children and youth, education, environment and arts.
The Gateway Foundation
The Gateway Foundation is
offering mini grants of 500 dollars to school instructors, allowing them to
extend their school curriculum beyond the classroom. Instructors can be
teachers, principals, counselors or librarians. The deadline for applications
is October 15th every year and one year after the acceptance of an
award, the recipient is expected to turn in a final report as well as any
canceled checks from disbursments. Applications should be sent by mail to the
given address.
Judy Speedy
Mini-Grant Program
Monroeville, PA 15146
ProLiteracy Worldwide
SUMMARY: Applications
for non-cash support through ProLiteracy Worldwide’s National Book Scholarship
Fund, which distributes books and other educational materials to literacy
programs for adults and families. The fund also supports projects that focus on
people learning English as a second language.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Nonprofit organizations and programs that provide free
literacy instruction to students. Applicants must not have received an NBSF
grant within the last two years.
DUE DATE:
AWARD AMOUNT: Donations typically range in value from $500 to $5,000.
CONTACT INFORMATION: Mara Roberts, NBSF,
Email mroberts@proliteracy.org, web www.nbsf.org/index.asp
Alpha Delta Kappa - International Honorary Sorority for Women
Educators
This is an International altruistic program designed to bring women students to
the
Award: $10,000
Deadline:
http://www.alphadeltakappa.org/Public/Default.htm
Raise the Nation - Community Service-Based Grant For Student Loan
Repayment
This grant is awarded to
professional single parent women with outstanding student loan debt who
contribute to their community through volunteer work. We honor women who
volunteer in their community. Student loan repayment grants are available to
women who volunteer their professional talents for an average of 8 hours a
month, for a period of time to be determined by the amount of their student
loan debt. We recognize that women who are in the helping or teaching
professions already contribute to their communities, therefore, no further
volunteer work is required to qualify.
http://www.raisethenation.org/RTNLibrary/RTNGrants.html
Raise the Nation - Scholarship For Continuing Education
This scholarship is
available to single parent women who would like to go to school or continue
with their education, but have been denied sufficient resources. Many single
parent women are denied educational grants and assistance unless they are
living in crisis and poverty and are instead forced to borrow money for tuition
and living expenses, which is very difficult to re-pay based on the national
earning average of $24,000 a year - even with an education. We recognize single
parent women who want to raise their standard of living and that of their
children by continuing education and advancing their careers.
http://www.raisethenation.org/RTNLibrary/RTNGrants.html
The Larson Aquatic Research Support scholarship
Provides support for
doctoral and Masters students interested in careers in the fields of corrosion
control, treatment and distribution of domestic and industrial water supplies,
aquatic chemistry, and/or environmental chemistry.
Awards: Masters - $5,000
Doctoral
- $7,000
Deadline: January 15 Annually
http://www.awwa.org/About/scholars/
Thomas R. Camp Scholarship
Sponsored by
Award: $5,000
Deadline: January 15 Annually
http://www.awwa.org/About/scholars/
Holly Cornell Scholarship
Sponsored by CH2M Hill, the Holly A. Cornell Scholarship encourages and
supports outstanding female and/or minority Masters students in pursuit of
advanced training in the field of water supply and treatment.
Award: $5,000
Deadline: January 15 Annually
http://www.awwa.org/About/scholars/
Total
Funding: $64,000
The Dana Foundation grant
will allow American Place Theatre (APT) to expand its teacher-training program,
Teacher's Place, in
Graduate Studies
AAUW
EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIPS
Outstanding women
scholars in the arts and sciences are invited to apply. Must be
URL: http://www.aauw.org and click on
Fellowships, Grants, and Awards
or contact:
AAUW Educational
Foundation c/o
Phone: (319)
337-1716, ext. 142
AN UNCOMMON LEGACY FOUNDATION,
INC.
The Lesbian Leadership Scholarship program, for both undergraduate and graduate
students, provides awards for projects that address lesbian social, cultural
and educational needs. Consideration will be given to academic performance,
honors, personal or financial hardship and especially service to the
lesbian/gay community. Candidates must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, have financial
need, and demonstrate a commitment or significant contribution to the lesbian,
gay, bisexual and transgender community. The scholarship amount is $2,500. The
deadline is May 1. Applications in PDF and text formats and additional
information may be found on the Uncommon Legacy Foundation web site.
URL: http://www.uncommonlegacy.org
email: uncmlegacy@aol.com
For more
information, contact:
Scholarship Committee
An Uncommon Legacy Foundation, Inc.
Fax: 1-202-265-1927
Phone: 1-202-265-1926
LARSEN
SCHOLARSHIP AT
Grant A. Larsen
Scholarship is awarded to a second year full time graduate student in the
Master of Arts Program in Human Sexuality Studies actively conducting a study
or research in the area of LGBT studies at
URL: http://hmsx.sfsu.edu
email: hmsxdept@sfsu.edu
For more
information contact:
Ramona
Sagapolutele
Human Sexuality
Studies
NATIONAL WOMEN’S STUDIES ASSOCIATION (NWSA)—LESBIAN CAUCUS PRIZE
NWSA will award $500 to a student who, in the fall of the year of the award,
will be engaged in the research or writing stages of a Master's Thesis or Ph.D.
Dissertation in the interdisciplinary field of lesbian studies. Deadline: Feb.
15.
URL: http://www.nwsa.org/sslesbian.html
For more
information contact:
NWSA
Lesbian Scholarship Application
TEACHING FELLOWSHIP:
WOMEN'S STUDIES
PROGRAM DISSERTATION SCHOLARS
The Women’s Studies Program
at the
URL: www.womst.ucsb.edu
For information contact:
UCSB Women's Studies Program
Fellowship Selection Committee
Attn: Chair Leila Rupp
4631 South Hall Santa
Barbara, CA 93106-7110.
THE
MARTIN DUBERMAN FELLOWSHIP
An endowed fellowship named for Center for Lesbian And Gay Studies (CLAGS)
founder and first executive director, Martin Duberman, this fellowship is
awarded to a senior scholar (tenured university professor or advanced
independent scholar) from any country doing scholarly research on the
lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender/queer (LGBTQ) experience. University
affiliation is not necessary. All applicants must be able to show a prior
contribution to the field of LGBTQ studies. The award is adjudicated by the
fellowships committee of the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies. The winner of
the fellowship may be asked to participate in CLAGS's Colloquium Series the
following academic year to present her/his research project. Award:
$7,500. Deadline:
URL: www.clags.org
Email: clags@gc.cuny.edu
For further information, contact:
Sara Pursley
CLAGS
The
Phone: (212) 817-1955
Gina Olson
Lesbian & Gay Studies Project
Center for Gender Studies
5733 S. University Avenue,
Chicago, IL 60637
Phone: (773)834-4509.