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Fellowships at Digital Humanities Centers
NEH Fellowships at Digital Humanities Centers (FDHC) support collaboration between digital centers and individual scholars.
An award provides funding for both a stipend for the fellow while in residence at the center and a portion of the center's costs for hosting a fellow.
Awards
are for periods of six to twelve months.
The intellectual cooperation between the visiting scholar and the center may take many different forms and may involve humanities scholars of any level of digital expertise.
Fellows may work exclusively on their own projects in consultation with center staff, collaborate on projects with other scholars affiliated with the center, function as “apprentices” on existing digital center projects, or any combination of these.
The results of the collaboration may range from “proof of concept” to finished product.
The aims of the program are to 1) support innovative collaboration on outstanding digital research projects; 2) expand digital literacy and expertise; 3) promote the work of digital humanities centers; and 4) encourage broad and open access to the humanities.
FDHC grants are made to digital humanities centers and, therefore, a staff member of the digital humanities center must serve as the project director.
Prospective fellows must apply through a digital center.
Centers may submit one application per deadline; individual scholars may apply in collaboration with only one digital center per deadline.
Awards support the scholar's fellowship in residence as well as a portion of the center’s direct and indirect costs of hosting such fellowships.
The scholar in residence may not be employed by, or associated with, the institution that houses the center.
An award provides funding for both a stipend for the fellow while in residence at the center and a portion of the center's costs for hosting a fellow.
Awards
are for periods of six to twelve months.
The intellectual cooperation between the visiting scholar and the center may take many different forms and may involve humanities scholars of any level of digital expertise.
Fellows may work exclusively on their own projects in consultation with center staff, collaborate on projects with other scholars affiliated with the center, function as “apprentices” on existing digital center projects, or any combination of these.
The results of the collaboration may range from “proof of concept” to finished product.
The aims of the program are to 1) support innovative collaboration on outstanding digital research projects; 2) expand digital literacy and expertise; 3) promote the work of digital humanities centers; and 4) encourage broad and open access to the humanities.
FDHC grants are made to digital humanities centers and, therefore, a staff member of the digital humanities center must serve as the project director.
Prospective fellows must apply through a digital center.
Centers may submit one application per deadline; individual scholars may apply in collaboration with only one digital center per deadline.
Awards support the scholar's fellowship in residence as well as a portion of the center’s direct and indirect costs of hosting such fellowships.
The scholar in residence may not be employed by, or associated with, the institution that houses the center.
Who's Eligible
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
http://www.neh.gov/grants/guidelines/fdhc.html
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Only the entities named by Congress in the Congressional Record of December 17, 2007, are eligible to apply for grant funds.
No funds are available to the general public by unsolicited application under this announcement.
If you have not received a letter from HUD directing you to download this application package you are not eligible to receive funds under this announcement.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
Contact:
Agency Email Description:
Agency Email:
research@neh.gov
Date Posted:
2008-04-11
Application Due Date:
2008-09-15
Archive Date:
2008-10-15
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