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Thanks to the generous assistance of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the American Council of Learned Societies offers ACLS/Frederick Burkhardt Residential Fellowships for recently tenured scholars engaged in long-term projects in the humanities and related social sciences.
The Council of American Overseas Research Centers Multi-Country Fellowship Program is open to US doctoral candidates and scholars who have already earned a PhD in the fields of humanities, social sciences, or allied natural sciences, and wish to conduct research of regional or transregional significance.
Founded in 1996, the Joseph Brodsky Memorial Fellowship Fund enables Russian writers to travel to Rome for periods of study and work. Applicants must be Russian citizens.
The Joseph Brodsky Memorial Fellowship Fund was established in 1996 to allow Russian visual artists to travel to Rome for periods of study and work. Applicants must be Russian citizens.
The Samuel H. Kress Foundation/AAMD Affiliated Fellowship provides the time and funding for an art museum director to develop a project or conduct research, either independently or in relation to a museum-sponsored exhibition or commission.
The purpose of the Samuel H. Kress Foundation/AAMC Foundation Affiliated Fellowship is to provide essential funding to curators to develop projects that require research in Italy.
The Mordant Family/Australia Council Affiliated Fellowship is open to established Australian visual artists with a significant record of exhibitions in public institutions and galleries to spend two months at the American Academy in Rome.
AAR and the American School of Classical Studies at Athens award the Oscar Broneer Traveling Fellowship to encourage the study of the Greco-Roman world.
The Raiziss/de Palchi Traveling Fellowship of the Academy of American Poets is awarded every two years to a US citizen for the translation of modern Italian poetry into English.
This fellowship offers support for a postdoctoral or senior scholar to conduct research on American art and visual culture (not including architecture) prior to 1980.
This fellowship, established in 2010, enables a member of the University of Tennessee community to spend six weeks in residence at the American Academy in Academy.