Fellowships
Summer Research Fellowships
These competitive grants support thesis-related or otherwise substantive research projects over eight to ten weeks during the summer. Students proposing a research project should work closely with a faculty member and library staff to articulate a focused question, challenge, or area of study to be explored. If proposing travel, students must verify in consultation with library staff or a faculty member that the suggested location of research is necessary to the project. Students must also demonstrate prior interest and background in the proposed area of study.
Summer Research Fellowships must be at least eight weeks in length and no longer than ten weeks.
Fellows must include a detailed research budget for any related expenses particular to the project in addition to the summer funding. Download the Budget Calculator Spreadsheet
Summer Research FellowshipsDeadline
February 22, 2021
Rising juniors and seniors at Haverford and Bryn Mawr students majoring at Haverford are eligible.
HCAH Flaherty Seminar Fellowships
June 13-19 2020
Colgate University
The Center supports two faculty/staff (and two students/recent graduates) to attend the Robert Flaherty Film Seminar, the longest continuously running documentary film event in North America. Named after Robert Flaherty, considered by many to be the father of documentary film, the week-long seminar at Colgate University in June brings together over 160 filmmakers, artists, curators, scholars, students, and film enthusiasts to celebrate the power of the moving image.
Learn more about the Flaherty Seminar. For more information on the fellowship, contact Noemí Fernández.
This opportunity is open to current Haverford students and TriCo students who have completed substantial coursework in film at Haverford. Applicants must be 21 or older to apply.
Undergraduate Summer Research Seminar 2020
June 29–August 7, 2020
The Summer Seminar is a structured research fellowship for undergraduate students at Haverford College to critically engage in the arts and humanities through independent research, team-based projects, and professional development workshops. This year’s program “Remote Possibilities” asks students to reimagine the future of the arts and humanities by exploring the possibilities of artistic and humanistic modes of engagement in an evolving digital landscape.
Each participant will be an Undergraduate Summer Research Fellow, and they will each receive a $3000 stipend. All work will be conducted remotely. Contact Noemí Fernández (nfernandez@haverford.edu) with questions.
Download the full Undergraduate Summer Research Seminar 2020 description
Undergraduate Summer Research Seminar 2020Deadline
June 16, 2020
Open to rising sophomore, juniors, and seniors at Haverford College.