The Public Humanities Grant offers support for humanities graduate students as they explore the public application of their scholarly interests. Each Grantee designs and implements a public humanities project in collaboration with a community-based partner.
Applications for the 2023 award are now open and due on March 31, 2023. Those interested are encouraged to review the requirements.
University Partners
Binghamton University
Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities
Wendy Wall, Director
Associate Professor of History
The City University of New York
The Center for the Humanities
Kendra Sullivan, Director
Columbia University
Society of Fellows and the Heyman Center for the Humanities
Eileen Gillooly, Director
Associate Faculty of English and Comparative Literature
Cornell University
Society for the Humanities
Paul Fleming, Director
Professor of German Studies and Comparative Literature
State University of New York at Buffalo
Humanities Institute
Christina Milletti, Director
Associate Professor of English
New York University
The Center for the Humanities
Ulrich Baer, Director
Professor of German and Comparative Literature
Molly Rogers, Associate Director
Jane Tylus, Founding Director
Professor of Italian Studies and Comparative Literature
State University of New York at Stony Brook
Humanities Institute
Michael Rubenstein, Director
Associate Professor of English
Syracuse University
Humanities Center
Vivian May, Director
Professor of Women's and Gender Studies
The University of Rochester
Humanities Center
Peter Christensen, Director
Arthur Satz Professor of the Humanities, Department of Art and Art History
The Public Humanities Fellowship was developed to bring humanities scholarship into the public realm and strengthen the public humanities community by supporting emerging scholars. To support that effort, we feature Fellow's projects highlighting their work.
