Faculty Resources
Summer Grants
The Humanities Institute Summer Grants are open to tenure-earning and tenured faculty whose research falls under the NEH definition of the humanities. Awards are up to $5,000. These funds may be used for travel for research, archival work, essential project-driven equipment, publishing support, research assistance, or summary salary.
Applications are now closed for the 2024 Summer Grant Awards. Decisions will be made in March.
Next application cycle will open in Spring 2025.
2023 SUMMER GRANT RECIPIENTS
Zaib un Nisa Aziz (History)
Nations Ascendant: The Global Campaign Against Empire and the Making of Our World
Gil Ben-Herut (Religious Studies)
“Rav Yehuda the Hindua”: Identity Building at the Margins of the Rabbinic World
Scott Ferguson (Humanities & Cultural Studies)
Affordance: What Counts as Technology
J. Michael Francis (History)
Native Bound/Unbound: Indigenous Enslavement in the Americas, 1492-1607
David Johnson (History)
“This is no laughing matter”: Gay and Lesbians in the 1972 U.S. Presidential Election
Dillon Mahoney (Anthropology)
Trails to Indigenous New Hampshire
Alejandro Márquez (SIGS)
Building solidarity: Fighting the Odds in the Immigrant Rights Movement
Rachel May (Humanities & Cultural Studies)
Collective Memory in Post Conflict Colombia
Adriana Novoa (History)
Masculinity and scientific thought in Argentina
Adrian O’Connor (History)
Assassination: On concepts and killings
Joshua Rayman (Philosophy)
“Kant’s Nietzscheanism/Nietzsche’s Kantianism: Resonances in their Political Theory"
Nicolas Thompson (SIGS)
The Fed’s Quest to Save the Postwar Monetary Order