Sabbatical Support Funding Opportunities

Sabbatical Support Funding

Sabbatical assignments are designed to provide faculty with time to focus on their professional development as researchers and teachers. Institutional support often involves provision of salary to cover one semester. Sabbatical support from outside sponsors is then sought by faculty to fill the salary gap, pursue their interests and/or learn new research skills in different settings.

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University of Wyoming

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Sabbatical Support Table of Contents

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation Margene Wagstaff Fellowship for Innovation in Dietetics Education .. 5

American Academy in Berlin The Berlin Prize .................................................................................................................... 5

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Donald C. Brodie AACP Academic Scholar in Residence ............. 5

American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Digital Innovation Fellowships.................................................................. 6

American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Frederick Burkhardt Residential Fellowships for Recently Tenured Scholars ................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Fellowships ............................................................................................... 6

American Institute for Sri Lankan Studies (AISLS) Fellowships .......................................................................................... 7

American Philological Association Thesaurus Linguae Latinae Fellowships ...................................................................... 7

American Society for Engineering Education Air Force Summer Faculty Fellowship Program .......................................... 7

AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center Sabbatical Scientists Program .............................................................................. 8

Argonne National Laboratory Faculty Research Leave (Sabbatical Leave) ........................................................................ 8

Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation Amy Clampitt Residency Program ................................................................. 9

Bogliasco Foundation Bogliasco Fellowship Program ......................................................................................................... 9

John Carter Brown Library Long-Term Fellowships............................................................................................................ 9

James McKeen Cattell Fund Sabbatical Award ................................................................................................................ 10

Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences New Fellows – Individual Residential Fellowships .......................... 10

Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange Scholar Grants (American Region) ....................... 10

Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Science (CIRES) Sabbatical Fellowships ....................................... 11

Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES) Fulbright Scholar Program .......................................................... 11

German Marshall Fund of the United States Transatlantic Academy Senior Fellowships ............................................... 11

J. Paul Getty Trust Getty Scholars Grants ......................................................................................................................... 12

John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowships .......................................................................................... 12

Harvard University Charles Bullard Fellowships in Forest Research ................................................................................ 12

Houghton Library Katharine F. Pantzer Jr. Fellowship in Descriptive Bibliography ......................................................... 13

George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation Fellowships ............................................................................................ 13

Institute for Humanities Research Visiting Fellows .......................................................................................................... 13

Institute for the Medical Humanities Visiting Scholars .................................................................................................... 14

Institute of Turkish Studies Sabbatical Research Grants .................................................................................................. 14

International Atherosclerosis Society (IAS) Visiting Fellowship Awards .......................................................................... 14

Internationales Forschungszentrum Kulturwissenschaften (IFK) Senior Fellowships ...................................................... 15

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International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX) Individual Advanced Research Opportunities Program (IARO) ........ 15

Irish American Cultural Institute Visiting Fellowships in Irish Studies at National University of Ireland-Galway ............ 15

Japan Foundation Japanese Studies Fellowship Program – Scholars and Researchers (Long-Term) .............................. 15

Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) Visiting Fellows Program .................................................................... 16

Helen Kellogg Institute for International Studies Visiting Residential Fellowships .......................................................... 16

Korea Foundation Fellowships for Field Research ........................................................................................................... 16

Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies Visiting Fellows Program ............................................................ 17

Library of Congress Kluge Center Fellowships ................................................................................................................. 17

Lilly Library Mendel Fellowships ...................................................................................................................................... 17

Murphy Institute’s Center for Ethics and Public Affairs Faculty Fellowships in Ethics and Public Affairs ....................... 18

National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) High Altitude Observatory (HAO) Scientific Visitors Program ........ 18

National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Literature Fellowships: Prose or Poetry .......................................................... 18

National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowships: Translation Projects ............................................................. 19

National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships .................................................................................................... 19

National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent) Targeted Sabbaticals: Distinguished Sabbatical Scholars ............... 19

National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent) Traditional Sabbaticals .................................................................... 20

National Humanities Center Fellowships ......................................................................................................................... 20

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Awards (NRSA) for Individual Senior Fellows (F33) ......................................................................................................................................................................... 21

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Research Management Sabbaticals ............................................................. 21

National Multiple Sclerosis Society Daniel Haughton Senior Faculty Awards ................................................................. 22

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)/DOE Sabbatical Program ...................................................................... 22

National Science Foundation (NSF) Methodology, Measurement and Statistics – Mid-Career Research Fellowships... 22

National Security Agency (NSA) Sabbatical Program in Mathematics ............................................................................. 23

Office of Naval Research (ONR) Sabbatical Leave Program ............................................................................................. 23

Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Research Center Stipends in American Modernism ............................................................. 23

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Foundation Sabbatical Fellowships in Health Outcomes .............................................................................................................................................................................. 24

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Foundation Sabbatical Fellowships in Informatics ... 24

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Foundation Sabbatical Fellowships in Pharmaceutics .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 25

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Foundation Sabbatical Fellowships in Pharmacology/Toxicology ..................................................................................................................................................... 25

Pregnancy Foundation (formerly SMFM Foundation) Mini-Sabbatical Grants ................................................................ 26

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Princeton University Center for Human Values Laurence S. Rockefeller Visiting Fellowships ........................................ 26

Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Individual Fellowship Program ........................................................................... 26

Rhodes University Hugh Kelly Fellowship ........................................................................................................................ 27

Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center Residency Programs – Academic Writing Residency ....................................... 27

Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center Residency Programs – Arts and Literary Arts Residency .................................. 27

Rockefeller Archive Center (RAC) Grants-in-Aid for Research at the Rockefeller Archive Center ................................... 28

Russell Sage Foundation Visiting Scholar Program .......................................................................................................... 28

Simons Foundation Fellows in Mathematics or Theoretical Physics ............................................................................... 28

Smithsonian Institution Senior Fellowships ..................................................................................................................... 29

Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS) E.J. Wylie Traveling Fellowship ................................................................................. 29

Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) American/New Zealand Soil Science Professional Exchange Awards ................ 29

Stanford Humanities Center External Faculty Fellowships .............................................................................................. 30

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Fellowships .................................................................................... 30

Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships ................................. 30

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Marine Policy Fellowship Program ................................................................... 31

Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) Yamagiwa-Yoshida Memorial International Cancer Study Grants ........ 31

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Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation Margene Wagstaff Fellowship for Innovation in Dietetics Education Description/Eligibility Criteria: This fellowship targets experienced dietetic educators who have inspired entry-level dietetics professionals to gain a better understanding and more fully pursue professional ethics and values. The sponsor indicates the award may be used to provide sabbatical support for the educator to pursue learning opportunities on alternative teaching strategies or other innovative ideas concerning dietetic education. The expected outcome is a published article. Deadline: December Maximum Award: $3,000 Award Duration: Not indicated by sponsor Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.eatright.org/Public/content.aspx?id=10797

American Academy in Berlin The Berlin Prize Description/Eligibility Criteria: Emerging and established scholars, writers and professionals are welcome to apply for the Berlin Prize which will allow them to engage in independent study at the Academy. Alumni include historians, poets, economics, journalists, anthropologists, musicologists, public policy experts and writers. Fellows are encouraged to devote time to their own projects within an interdisciplinary residential community, and Academy staff members are available to assist with networking as well as introductions to the cultural, social and intellectual atmosphere of Berlin. While it is necessary to justify why a period of study in Berlin would be beneficial to the fellow, there is no requirement that fellows be experts on German topics. Eligible candidates are based permanently in the US although US citizenship is not a requirement and have terminal degrees. Deadline: September Maximum Award: Sponsor support includes $5,000/month stipend, housing and travel/relocation expenses Award Duration: Usually limited to 1 academic semester Award Notification: February Sponsor URL: http://www.americanacademy.de/home/fellows/applications

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Donald C. Brodie AACP Academic Scholar in Residence Description/Eligibility Criteria: Through this opportunity, faculty members within a school of pharmacy are provided time to focus on public policy issues related to pharmaceutical education or pharmacy as a profession. Successful candidates are generally mid-career to senior scientist faculty members in schools of pharmacy who are eligible for sabbatical leave, are active AACP members and hold terminal degrees. Deadline: December Maximum Award: Sponsor support includes stipend, housing and travel/relocation expenses Award Duration: Up to 12 months (minimum of 6 months spent at AACP Headquarters in Alexandria, VA) Award Notification: Approximately 60 days after application deadline Sponsor URL: http://www.aacp.org/career/scholarresidence/Pages/DonaldCBrodieAACPAcademicScholarinResidence.aspx

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American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Digital Innovation Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Freeing recipients to concentrate on scholarly projects in digital format is the program goal. Approaches supported by ACLS are: Addressing important scholarly questions through new research methods, providing new knowledge representation of research produced, creating new digital research resources, making existing digital resources more useful and accessible for scholars and studying new forms of knowledge creation made possible by digital resources. These fellowships may be held concurrently with other grants and/or sabbatical pay up to full academic year pay. Applicants must be US citizens or permanent residents, have terminal degrees and be humanities/humanistic social sciences scholars. Deadline: September Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $60,000 stipend and $25,000 for project costs Award Notification: Early February Sponsor URL: http://www.acls.org/programs/comps/

American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Frederick Burkhardt Residential Fellowships for Recently Tenured Scholars Description/Eligibility Criteria: This fellowship opportunity, supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, funds ambitious humanities and related social sciences long-term projects that would benefit from an academic year of dedicated scholarly work. Successful candidates spend 9 months at one of 13 possible residential centers, all of which encourage exchanges across disciplinary lines to enhance the significance of supported projects. Eligible applicants are recently tenured humanities scholars, defined by the sponsor as those who have begun their first tenured contracts no earlier than 4 years prior to application deadline. US citizenship or permanent residency is not required for this fellowship. Fellows’ institutions must commit to providing summer salary for recipients (2/9’s salary) post-fellowship to allow continuation of work on their projects. Deadline: September Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $75,000 stipend from ACLS Award Notification: Mid-February Sponsor URL: http://www.acls.org/programs/burkhardt/

American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Fellowships support research in all humanities and related social science disciplines. Intended as salary replacement to help scholars devote six to twelve months to full-time research and writing, it may be supplemented by additional fellowships and institutional sabbatical pay up to the current academic year salary of the applicant. Eligibility criteria include US citizenship or permanent residency as of the application deadline; a terminal degree received at least two years prior to the application deadline and a two-year lapse between previous paid research leaves. Deadline: September Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: $35,000 for Assistant Professors; $45,000 for Associate Professors; $65,000 for Professors Award Notification: Late February Sponsor URL: http://www.acls.org/programs/comps/

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American Institute for Sri Lankan Studies (AISLS) Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: The sponsor supports research in Sri Lanka by scholars in the social sciences, humanities and policy sciences. Applicants must fit into one of three categories of research experience related to Sri Lanka: Those with established experience in Sri Lanka, those whose primary interest is not in Sri Lanka but who wish to include consideration of Sri Lanka as part of a larger project and those whose primary interest has not been Sri Lanka but who wish to conduct (or examine the feasibility of conducting) a major research project there. Limited to US citizens, applicants must hold a PhD by the time they begin their fellowship and may be at any academic rank. Funding for this program comes from the US Department of State. Deadline: December Award Duration: 2-9 months in Sri Lanka (time need not be continuous but sponsor pays for only one roundtrip airfare) Maximum Award: $3,000/month stipend for the length of the fellowship plus airfare and limited research expenses Award Notification: Early March Sponsor URL: http://www.aisls.org/fellowship-directions.html

American Philological Association Thesaurus Linguae Latinae Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: The sponsor provides an opportunity for an American scholar to participate in the work of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae Institute in Munich. Institute interests concern the complexity of the Latin language and culture from the classical period through the early Middle Ages. Fellows contribute signed articles to the Thesaurus and participate in collaborative international research projects, working with senior scholars in the field of Latin lexicography. Candidates must be US citizens or permanent residents who currently hold or will have their PhD prior to July 1, 2013. The sponsor supports this fellowship in part through funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Deadline: November Award Duration: 1 year Maximum Award: $50,400 Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.apaclassics.org/index.php/awards_and_fellowships/details/tll_fellowship

American Society for Engineering Education Air Force Summer Faculty Fellowship Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: While not a true sabbatical opportunity, these short-term fellowships provide recipients with opportunities to 1) learn about Air Force research needs, 2) interact with Air Force scientists at various facilities and 3) participate in research efforts at various Air Force facilities. Eligible applicants must be US citizens or permanent residents; hold full-time faculty appointments at US institutions of higher education; have terminal degrees in science, mathematics or other Air Force-relevant disciplines. Faculty participants may include a graduate student in their research efforts (students must also be US citizens/permanent residents who are currently pursuing graduate degrees and are enrolled in graduate school for the semester following the fellowship program). Deadline: November Award Duration: 8-12 weeks (summer) spent at an Air Force facility Maximum Award: $1,300/week for Assistant Professors; $1,500/week for Associate Professors; $1,700/week for Professors plus an expense allowance of $50 per workday (accompanying graduate students are also provided a stipend) Award Notification: Spring Sponsor URL: http://sffp.asee.org/about

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AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center Sabbatical Scientists Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: The Center’s mission is to alleviate poverty and malnutrition in developing countries through increased production and consumption of health-promoting vegetables. Eligible Sabbatical Scientists are experienced researchers from developed countries who will be collaborating with an AVRDC scientist on a specific project. AVRDC offers field research opportunities in Taiwan, Tanzania, Thailand and India. Deadline: No deadlines; those wishing to pursue research appointments send applications to AVRDC Director General for consideration Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: The Center may provide partial support for sabbatical assignments, but self-funded applicants receive priority. Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://avrdc.org/?page_id=1051

Argonne National Laboratory Faculty Research Leave (Sabbatical Leave) Description/Eligibility Criteria: This program was established to provide mutual benefits for both visiting faculty members and Argonne in terms of research activity, development of rapport between academic and Argonne researchers and continuing research partnerships/collaborations after sabbatical leave is concluded. Eligible applicants are full-time faculty members at US institutions of higher education who are eligible for sabbatical leave award from their institutions and have demonstrated experience in areas of research and development relevant to Argonne National Laboratory, a US Department of Energy Lab. Research activities of interest to the sponsor are varied and include x-ray science, facilities construction/project management, biophysics, materials research, macromolecular crystallography, structural genomics of infectious diseases, bioinformatics, subsurface science, terrestrial ecology, proteomics, high performance computing systems, computational biology, metagenome analysis, systems biology, solar conversion, catalysis, fuel cells and hydrogen, lithium battery research/development, nanoscale engineering for biomedicine, radiochemistry, environmental science, modeling/simulation/visualization, energy/environmental and economic systems analysis, emergency preparedness, industrial hygiene, radiological safety, engine/emissions research, vehicle systems modeling/simulation, ceramics, tribology, food safety, climate change, atmospheric chemistry, environmental restoration, hydrogeology/hydrology, ecological and geographical sciences, scalable data analysis/visualization, interactive infographics and animations, optimization, uncertainty quantification, sensors/sensor networks, superconductivity, condensed matter theory, biomimetic nanostructures, computational mechanics, laser applications, aerosol sciences and many others (see full listing at https://webapps.anl.gov/register/catalog/3). Deadline: None Award Duration: 9-12 months Maximum Award: 50% of salary/fringe benefits for academic year Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.dep.anl.gov/p_faculty/frl.htm

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Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation Amy Clampitt Residency Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: The purpose of this residency program is to provide a poet or a literary scholar of poetry with a quiet place to foster study and creativity. Amy Clampitt authored many poetry collections including The Kingfisher (1983), What the Light Was Like (1985), Archaic Figure (1987), Westward (1990) and A Silence Opens (1994). Eligible applicants are poets or literary scholars of poetry with professional standing in their fields as well as emerging poets/scholars. Reviewers will consider the level of accomplishment commensurate with an applicant’s age and/or experience. Deadline: August Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: $30,000 ($2,500/month) stipend plus residency in Clampitt House in Stockbridge, MA free of charge Award Notification: December Sponsor URL: http://berkshiretaconic.org/Grantseekers/guidelines_clampitt.shtml

Bogliasco Foundation Bogliasco Fellowship Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: These residential fellowships are at the Liguria Study Center for the Arts and Humanities on the Italian Riviera in the town of Bogliasco. The Foundation administers both the Study Center and the fellowships Program. Disciplines supported are archaeology, architecture, classics, dance, film/video, history, landscape architecture, literature, music, philosophy, theater and visual arts. Eligible fellowship candidates have significant achievements in their chosen fields; the review process takes into account candidates’ levels of experience and descriptions of projects to be completed while at Liguria Center. There are no citizenship stipulations. Deadlines: January (for fall/winter semester residency); April (for winter/spring semester residency) Award Duration: 1 academic semester Maximum Award: Fellows are provided with accommodations and full board; however, fellows and accompanying spouses/partners are responsible for all associated travel costs as well as needed equipment and supplies Award Notification: April (fall/winter semester) and July (winter/spring semester) Sponsor URL: http://www.bfny.org/english/fellowships.cfm

John Carter Brown Library Long-Term Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Residential fellowships target scholars whose work involves colonial history of the Americas (North and South). All aspects of European, African and Native American involvement are included. The Library is located at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island and continuous residence at the Library for the entire term of the fellowship is expected. Candidate selection depends on scholarly qualifications, merits/significance of the proposed project and the importance of access to Library holdings for development of the project. Eligible applicants are US citizens or individuals who have been residents of the US for three years prior to the start of the fellowship. Deadline: December Award Duration: 5-10 months Maximum Award: $42,000 ($4,200 monthly stipend provided) Award Notification: Late March Sponsor URL: http://www.brown.edu/academics/libraries/john-carter-brown/fellowships/description-fellowship-program

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James McKeen Cattell Fund Sabbatical Award Description/Eligibility Criteria: Established in 1942, this prestigious program awards supplements to regular institutional sabbatical support allowances, allowing recipients to have fully paid sabbaticals across entire academic years. Eligible applicants are psychologists who are tenured faculty members (or those who will have confirmation of formal tenure by March 1) at institutions of higher education in the US or Canada, are eligible for sabbatical leave according to the policies of their home institution, have not had leave with pay for five years prior and have not been previous recipients of this award. Deadline: December Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $37,500 ceiling (computation is based on one-half of academic year salary) Award Notification: Before March 1 Sponsor URL: http://www.cattell.duke.edu/

Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences New Fellows – Individual Residential Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: The Center, located at Stanford University, provides this residential fellowship to further scholarship on understanding and solving critical problems of contemporary society. In addition to disciplines within the behavioral and social sciences, the sponsor considers fellowship applications from scholars in the natural sciences, humanities, arts, professions and public life whose work has human behavioral and social dimensions that would be complementary to the cohort of fellows. Specific disciplines include anthropology, art, biology, classics, communication, comparative literature, computer science, economics, education, geography, history, law, linguistics, medicine, musicology, neurobiology, philosophy, policy studies, political science, psychiatry, psychology, social work, sociology and statistics. Fellows engage extensively in conversations within their multidisciplinary cohort of fellows. An eligible applicant holds a terminal degree, is an academic faculty member or independent scholar with a high level of achievement including a strong publication record and is engaged in relevant lines of research. Junior faculty 3 or 4 years beyond the doctorate are encouraged to apply. Applicant achievement records will be assessed in accordance with academic rank. Deadline: October Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $60,000 (sum of fellow’s sabbatical support from home institution plus Center stipend not to exceed base academic salary for fellowship year) Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.casbs.org/first-time-fellows-guidelines-and-selection-process

Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange Scholar Grants (American Region) Description/Eligibility Criteria: Humanities and social science researchers whose interests involve Chinese Studies are encouraged to consider applying for this grant program. Awards are designed to help replace one-half of a faculty member’s salary while on sabbatical leave. Eligible applicants are tenured faculty members at either the Associate or Full Professor levels. Deadline: October Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $35,000 (Associate Professors); $40,000 (Full Professors) Award Notification: Late May Sponsor URL: http://www.cckf.org.tw/e-americaSS.htm

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Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Science (CIRES) Sabbatical Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Support of scientists who share research interests with CIRES and will benefit from interactions with CIRES scientists are encouraged to consider applying for this sabbatical award. Eligible applicants have terminal degrees, will be on official sabbatical leave from their institution and have discussed their proposed research with at least one CIRES-based researcher prior to application. Candidates with research experience at institutions outside of the Boulder, Colorado scientific community are given preference in the selection process. Deadline: December Award Duration: 3-12 months Maximum Award: Sponsor covers salary, benefits, office space, computer facilities, etc. Award Notification: February Sponsor URL: http://cires.colorado.edu/collaboration/fellowships/apply/sabbaticalInfo.html

Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES) Fulbright Scholar Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: Managed by CIES and funded through the US Department of State, the Fulbright Scholar Program is the premiere international exchange program for scholars. Teaching and/or research grants are available for US faculty and other experienced professionals. Over 150 countries participate; assignments are set by the welcoming country and institution. CIES offers an on-line catalog to help candidates identify best country and opportunity fits for their background and expertise. Eligible candidates are US citizens holding PhDs or equivalent professional/terminal degrees with the level of foreign language proficiency dictated by assignment. Preference will be given to candidates who have not served as Fulbright Scholars in the past. Also available on the sponsor’s website are a series of archived webinars on application process and programs offered for this very competitive program. The University of Colorado Denver’s Office of International Affairs is the official Fulbright campus contact. Deadline: August Award Duration: 2-12 months Maximum Award: Varies by country and type of award; stipends are designed to cover travel and living expenses Award Notification: Spring Sponsor URL: http://www.cies.org/us_scholars/us_awards/

German Marshall Fund of the United States Transatlantic Academy Senior Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Fellowships support North American and European scholars in the humanities, social and natural sciences coming together for the Transatlantic Academy, held at the German Marshall Fund of the United States in Washington, DC. Scholars work collaboratively on a single set of issues facing the transatlantic community, resulting in a policy paper by the end of the fellowship year. Specific topics are set each year. Scholars are also expected to spend time on their own individual research projects during the fellowship. Eligible candidates hold terminal degrees and are at the Associate Professor level or above. Deadline: February Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: Monthly stipend (amount not specified) Award Notification: Not specified by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.transatlanticacademy.org/

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J. Paul Getty Trust Getty Scholars Grants Description/Eligibility Criteria: Recipients are in residence at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles where they work on their own projects free from academic obligations, make use of the collections at the Getty and participate in weekly meetings with colleagues. Annual meeting themes are chosen by the Trust. Eligible applicants are researchers working in the arts, humanities or social sciences who have obtained distinction in their fields. The sponsor has no citizenship requirements. Deadline: November Award Duration: 3-9 months in residence Maximum Award: $65,000 (depending on salary requirements; also provided – housing, research assistance, round trip transportation expenses) Award Notification: April Sponsor URL: http://www.getty.edu/foundation/funding/residential/getty_scholars.html

John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Guggenheim Fellowships are very prestigious awards allowing recipients great flexibility in how they spend their time and their grant dollars. Eligible applicants are advanced professionals (defined by the Foundation as “writers, scholars or scientists who have a significant record of publication or as artists, playwrights, filmmakers, photographers, composers who have a significant record of exhibition or performance of work”). Fellowships are often used to supplement sabbatical support received from the institution. Deadline: September Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: Awards vary Award Notification: Mid-April Sponsor URL: http://www.gf.org/applicants/the-united-states-canadian-competition/

Harvard University Charles Bullard Fellowships in Forest Research Description/Eligibility Criteria: Recipients of the Forest Research Fellowships become active members of the Harvard community and are in-residence either at the University or at Harvard Forest in Petersham, Massachusetts. Pertinent research areas are forest ecology, tree physiology, forest soils, forest resource management, conservation and biodiversity issues, environmental policy, industrial ecological issues and management processes, forest land planning and public policy. Previous recipients have represented a number of disciplines including biology, earth science, economics, political science, philosophy, humanities, the arts and law. Eligible applicants are generally at the mid-career point and have established themselves in their fields. Individuals from academic, public service and the private sector are all welcome to apply. For academics, the stipend generally supplements sabbatical leave pay. Deadline: February Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: $40,000 stipend plus travel reimbursement and $500 for research supplies Award Notification: April 1 Sponsor URL: http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu/mid-career-fellowships

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Houghton Library Katharine F. Pantzer Jr. Fellowship in Descriptive Bibliography Description/Eligibility Criteria: In-residence fellows undertake research in descriptive bibliography at the Library and are expected to produce written summaries of their experiences while working with the Library collection. Houghton Library is the principal rare book and manuscript repository at Harvard College. The Library’s most important collections include European, English, American, and South American literature; philosophy; religion; history of science; music; printing and graphic arts; dance; and theatre. Preference is given to scholars best able to use these collections. Deadline: January Award Duration: Up to 12 months Maximum Award: $36,000 stipend (or $3,000/month) Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://hcl.harvard.edu/libraries/houghton/public_programs/visiting_fellowships.cfm

George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Howard Fellowships are designed to supplement sabbatical leave pay for mid-career candidates. Eligibility criteria for this program include formal study completion within the last five to fifteen years, completion of at least one major project beyond terminal degree that meets requirements for granting of tenure at a research institution or comparable peer recognition. Citizenship is not a requirement; however, the candidate must currently be living and working in the US. Each competition features an opportunity for different liberal and creative arts fields; for example, in the upcoming 2014 competition the featured fields will be History, Music, Musicology, Playwriting and Theatre Studies. Other fields of interest to the sponsor, featured in subsequent years on the sponsor’s 5-year rotation schedule, are Creative Writing, Fiction and Poetry, Philosophy, Creative Non-Fiction, Literary Translation into English, Film Studies, Literary Studies, Photography, Anthropology, Archaeology, Painting, Sculpture, History of Art and Architecture. Awardees may pursue their projects anywhere; this is not a residential fellowship. Deadline: November Award Duration: 1 year Maximum Award: $30,000 stipend Award Notification: April Sponsor URL: http://www.brown.edu/Divisions/Graduate_School/Howard_Foundation/

Institute for Humanities Research Visiting Fellows Description/Eligibility Criteria: Fellowships take place at Arizona State University (ASU) in Tempe and allow participants time to conduct research, collaborate with ASU faculty and other fellows, write, participate in weekly fellow meetings and give public lectures and seminars on their research topics. Both tenured and tenure-track scholars are eligible to apply. Deadline: February Award Duration: 1 semester (spring) Maximum Award: $25,000 stipend Award Notification: Not specified by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://ihr.asu.edu/funding/fellows

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Institute for the Medical Humanities Visiting Scholars Description/Eligibility Criteria: Visiting Scholars study topics relevant to the medical humanities while at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Opportunities for participation in the Institute’s various multidisciplinary colloquia and symposia are also provided. Selection criteria for Visiting Scholars includes the strength of the applicant’s proposed project, the likelihood that the proposed project will enhance the Institute’s teaching and research programs and the contributions that will be made to the Visiting Scholar’s future teaching and writing activities. Eligible applicants hold terminal degrees in humanities disciplines. Deadline: Applications may be submitted for consideration anytime Award Duration: 2-9 months Maximum Award: $36,000 Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://imh.utmb.edu/programs/visiting-scholars

Institute of Turkish Studies Sabbatical Research Grants Description/Eligibility Criteria: Grants supplement sabbatical leave pay for scholars conducting research in Turkish Studies (Ottoman and modern). Eligible applicants are faculty members in any field of the social sciences or humanities who are US citizens or permanent residents and will be on sabbatical leave from their institution. Deadline: March Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $25,000 Award Notification: May 15 Sponsor URL: http://www.turkishstudies.org/grants/grants_competition.shtml

International Atherosclerosis Society (IAS) Visiting Fellowship Awards Description/Eligibility Criteria: The goal of this fellowship program is to provide recipients with the opportunity to learn new skills and techniques and gain additional knowledge in the cardiovascular disease field while at the host laboratory; and then implement those new skills and techniques in their home institution. Eligible applicants are cardiovascular disease researchers who are members of a constituent society of the IAS, hold the MD/PhD or equivalent and are 40 years of age or less. Deadline: January Award Duration: 3-6 months Maximum Award: $5,000 (3-month award); $8,000 (6-month award) Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.athero.org/ias-fellow.asp (to access this page, you must register on the website)

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Internationales Forschungszentrum Kulturwissenschaften (IFK) Senior Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Sponsor interests are transdisciplinary cultural analysis and the study of culture. These in-residence fellowships are undertaken at IFK in Austria. Eligible applicants are well-established scholars; preference is given to internationally known scholars who are leading experts in their academic fields. Deadline: July Award Duration: 1 academic semester

Maximum Award: Stipend (currently € 2.325), travel costs to Vienna, accommodations Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.ifk.ac.at/index.php/ifk_senior-fellow_en.html

International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX) Individual Advanced Research Opportunities Program (IARO) Description/Eligibility Criteria: This program provides scholars with an opportunity to conduct policy-relevant field research in Eastern European and Eurasian countries (Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan). Applicants must be US citizens. Deadline: November Award Duration: 2-9 months Maximum Award: Provides international airfare, living/housing stipend, logistical support Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.irex.org/application/individual-advanced-research-opportunities-iaro-application

Irish American Cultural Institute Visiting Fellowships in Irish Studies at National University of Ireland-Galway Description/Eligibility Criteria: The sponsor funds scholars wishing to conduct research in any area of Irish Studies. Eligible applicants are usually US residents. While in residence at National University of Ireland-Galway, Visiting fellows conduct research, give one seminar and are available to a limited extent for consultation with postgraduates. Deadline: December Award Duration: 1 semester Maximum Award: $4,000 (includes air transportation) Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.iaci-usa.org/programspublications.html

Japan Foundation Japanese Studies Fellowship Program – Scholars and Researchers (Long-Term) Description/Eligibility Criteria: Fellows are provided an opportunity to visit Japan to conduct humanities and social science research related to that country. Eligible US applicants are either US citizens or permanent residents. Deadline: November Award Duration: 2-12 months Maximum Award: Benefits include airfare, maintenance allowance and insurance Award Notification: Late April Sponsor URL: http://www.jpf.go.jp/e/program/index.html

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Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) Visiting Fellows Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: This award supports prominent visiting scientists for the purpose of collaborative visits to JILA for up to one year. Eligible applicants have identified a collaborating JILA scientist and have their support. Deadline: November Award Duration: 6 weeks to 12 months Maximum Award: $48,000/year ($4,000/month) plus airfare (as necessary) Award Notification: January Sponsor URL: http://jila.colorado.edu/content/scientific-visitors-jila

Helen Kellogg Institute for International Studies Visiting Residential Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Residential fellowships take place at Notre Dame University where the Kellogg Institute is located. The program is designed to give recipients time to pursue research of interest to the Institute, advance their own personal research and collaborate with scholars from around the world. The Institute’s two main areas of concern are democracy and human development. An eligible applicant will generally hold a terminal degree in a social science discipline or history (although other disciplines will be considered). Scholars at all ranks, from postdoctoral through senior, are welcome to apply. There are no citizenship requirements. Deadline: November Award Duration: 1 or 2 semesters Maximum Award: Includes stipend, travel expenses, partial housing subsidy Award Notification: February Sponsor URL: http://kellogg.nd.edu/vfellowships/fellowships.shtml

Korea Foundation Fellowships for Field Research Description/Eligibility Criteria: Researchers in Korean Studies or Korea-related comparative/case studies within the humanities and social sciences who would benefit from spending time in-country will want to consider this opportunity. Eligible applicants include faculty members at all ranks. In the case of Korean nationals, only those with permanent residency in another country or who are currently faculty members at institutions of higher education in other countries may submit for fellowships. Fellowship recipients will serve at Korean host institutions and will have the opportunity to present lectures there in addition to their research time. Deadline: July Award Duration: 1-12 months Maximum Award: Monthly stipend (amount depends on academic rank) plus round-trip international airfare costs Award Notification: October Sponsor URL: http://www.kf.or.kr/eng/01_sks/sks_fel_sfd01.asp

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Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies Visiting Fellows Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: These in-residence fellowships, housed at Notre Dame, allow fellows to conduct research on topics, chosen each year, related to the Institute’s focus – peace research. Last year’s topics were Peace Processes; Religion, Conflict and Peacebuilding; and Psychology and Peace Studies. Both junior and senior scholars in developmental, social, political, peace and other subdisciplines of psychology are welcome to apply for this opportunity. Deadline: November Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: Junior fellows receive $25,000 stipend; senior fellows receive $30,000; and all fellows are provided housing Award Notification: March Sponsor URL: http://kroc.nd.edu/research/grants-and-fellowships/apply-visiting-research-fellowships

Library of Congress Kluge Center Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Tenable at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC, these fellowships are open to humanities and social science scholars that can best make use of the Library’s varied collections for their research. The Center encourages interdisciplinary, cross-cultural and multi-lingual research. Eligible applicants have received terminal degrees in the past 7 years in the humanities, social sciences or a professional field (e.g., architecture, law). The sponsor has no citizenship requirements. Deadline: July Award Duration: 6-11 months Maximum Award: $46,200 ($4,200/month for duration of award) Award Notification: April Sponsor URL: http://www.loc.gov/loc/kluge/fellowships/kluge.html

Lilly Library Mendel Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Fellowships support research in the Bernardo Mendel collections held at the Lilly Library. Areas of particular interest to the Mendel family include the history of the Spanish Colonial Empire; Latin American independence movements; European expansion in the Americas; voyages, travels and exploration; geography, navigation and cartography; German literature/history and music. Eligible applicants include junior and senior scholars. No citizenship requirements are indicated by the sponsor. Deadline: April Award Duration: Up to 9 months Maximum Award: $40,000 plus travel and living expenses Award Notification: Sponsor URL: http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/fellowships.shtml

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Murphy Institute’s Center for Ethics and Public Affairs Faculty Fellowships in Ethics and Public Affairs Description/Eligibility Criteria: The Murphy Institute, housed at Tulane University, offers in-residence fellowships that allow faculty to pursue their own research as well as participate in conferences and seminars arranged by the Institute. Research areas of interest are ethics, political philosophy, political theory and questions of moral choice in areas such as business, economics, government, law and medicine. Applicants should hold terminal degrees in philosophy, political science, political economy or related fields or a professional terminal degree in fields such as business, law or medicine; and normally have full-time faculty appointments. Preference will be given to applicants at early stages of their career, defined by the sponsor as those who are less than 10 years beyond receipt of their terminal degrees. The sponsor has no citizenship requirements. Deadline: November Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $60,000 (stipend) Award Notification: March Sponsor URL: http://murphy.tulane.edu/programs/center/faculty-fellowships/

National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) High Altitude Observatory (HAO) Scientific Visitors Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: Sabbatical fellowships to support collaborative efforts with HAO research scientists are available. Sponsor research interests include solar interior, lower solar atmosphere, corona and heliosphere, and terrestrial and planetary atmosphere, ionosphere and magnetosphere. Work will take place at the sponsor’s facilities except for time necessary for field research and observation. Eligible applicants are experienced researchers on leave from their home institutions. Deadline: No deadline; applications are reviewed throughout the year Award Duration: Up to 1 year Maximum Award: Negotiable Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.hao.ucar.edu/people/visitors/longterm.php

National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Literature Fellowships: Prose or Poetry Description/Eligibility Criteria: Emphasis of this prestigious fellowship runs on a two-year cycle with Prose or Poetry fellowships available in alternating years (Fiscal Year 2014 emphasis was Prose). These creative writing fellowships allow recipients to set aside time for writing, research, travel and general professional development. Eligible applicants are US citizens or permanent residents, have received less than two NEA fellowships in the past, have received no NEA fellowships in the last 10 years and meet the sponsor publication requirements as outlined in the program announcement. Deadline: February Award Duration: Up to 2 years Maximum Award: $25,000 Award Notification: December Sponsor URL: http://www.nea.gov/grants/apply/Lit/index.html

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National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowships: Translation Projects Description/Eligibility Criteria: Supported projects involve translating specific works of poetry, prose or drama from other languages into English. Eligible applicants must meet sponsor publications requirements, have not received 3 or more NEA fellowships and are citizens or permanent residents of the US. Preference is given to projects involving works that have not previously been available in English. Deadline: January Award Duration: Up to 2 years Maximum Award: $12,500 or $25,000 (as decided by NEA) Award Notification: August Sponsor URL: http://www.nea.gov/grants/apply/LitTranslation/index.html

National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Supporting continuous full-time work on research projects of interest to those in the humanities and/or the general public, this fellowship Program results in production of articles, monographs, books, digital materials, archaeological site reports, translations, editions and other scholarly work. Projects may be at any stage of development. Researchers, teachers and writers with or without institutional affiliation may apply. Applicants must either be US citizens or have resided in the US for at least the previous 3 years. Fellows planning to work at the Library of Congress may be eligible for joint funding from NEH and the Kluge Center (see earlier Library of Congress entry). Deadline: May Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: $50,400 ($4,200/month for duration of award) Award Notification: December Sponsor URL: http://www.neh.gov/grants/research/fellowships

National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent) Targeted Sabbaticals: Distinguished Sabbatical Scholars Description/Eligibility Criteria: The Center is dedicated to cross-disciplinary research in evolution. This program allows senior researchers to archive their own extensive data collections to be preserved in a digital archive. Center staff will work with Scholars to preserve their data digitally. Data will then be made available to the evolutionary biology community with timing at the discretion of the Scholar (accessible immediately or after the Scholar retires). Deadline: July Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: Monthly stipends based on faculty member’s 9-month salary from home institution plus $1000/month housing allowance; this mechanism provides full support for the academic year Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.nescent.org/science/fullsabbatical.php

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National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent) Traditional Sabbaticals Description/Eligibility Criteria: Supporting ambitious synthetic research on any aspect of evolutionary biology and relevant disciplines, NESCent seeks researchers who will generate products in three categories: synthetic papers and reviews, databases that will allow others to build on the research foundation and software/mathematical tools designed to solve major analytical problems. NESCent encourages inclusion of graduate students who have completed at least one year of graduate work in proposed projects; graduate student support is provided for one semester. Collaborative efforts involving multiple scholars are also encouraged. Deadline: July and December Award Duration: 3 – 12 months Maximum Award: Supplements institutional sabbatical pay (pays one-half of salary) plus $1000/month housing allowance Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.nescent.org/science/halfsabbatical.php

National Humanities Center Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Residential fellowships support advanced study in the humanities. Eligible applicants must hold doctorates or equivalent scholarly credentials, have publication records and be actively engaged in fields normally associated with the humanities or for work that has humanistic aspects within disciplines outside the humanities (e.g., natural and social sciences, the arts, professions and public life). There are no citizenship requirements. The Center is located in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. Deadline: October Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: Generally provides half salary and travel expenses Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://nationalhumanitiescenter.org/fellowships/appltoc.htm

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National Institutes of Health (NIH) Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Awards (NRSA) for Individual Senior Fellows (F33) Description/Eligibility Criteria: This NIH funding mechanism provides opportunities for experienced scientists who wish to make major changes in the direction of their research or who wish to acquire new research capabilities relevant to their current interests to take time away from their normal professional responsibilities to undertake a period of research training. Senior fellow awards are usually used to supplement sabbatical support. Eligible applicants are independent scientists with 7 or more years of experience beyond the doctorate who are seeking retraining or additional career development. Note that not all NIH institutes participate in this program; NIH strongly recommends that researchers interested in submitting a F33 application consult with program officers at the relevant institute. Currently, the following NIH components are offering F33s: National Cancer Institute; National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute; National Human Genome Research Institute; National Institute on Aging; National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism; National Institute on Dental and Craniofacial Research; National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences; National Institute of General Medical Sciences, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke; and National Institute of Nursing Research. Deadline: April, August, December Award Duration: Up to 2 years Maximum Award: Dependent on institutional salary and support levels Award Notification: Dependent on institute/advisory board schedules Sponsor URL: http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-11-114.html

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Research Management Sabbaticals Description/Eligibility Criteria: This program allows clinical researchers, physicians, allied health professionals and others the opportunity to spend time at the NIH Clinical Center. The overall goal of the program is to demystify complexities of governmental regulatory agencies and achieve excellence in clinical research management. Six core modules of study are offered through the program: critical infrastructure, support services, legal and regulatory infrastructure, communications and outreach, strategic management and funding opportunities. Participants select the modules best suited to their needs as part of their learning plan. Eligible applicants have at least 7 years of experience beyond receipt of their doctorates, demonstrated research experience and peer-reviewed publication records. Deadline: Applications are accepted year-round; US citizens should plan to submit at least 8 weeks prior to their preferred start date while non-US citizens should submit all necessary materials at least 12 weeks in advance of start date to insure receipt of necessary credentials Award Duration: Determined on an individual basis (minimum of several weeks) Maximum Award: Participants should be self-supporting or supported by their home institutions as NIH provides no stipend for travel or housing (participants can apply for the NIH Senior National Research Service Award Program to support this sabbatical opportunity – see previous entry) Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://clinicalcenter.nih.gov/training/sabbatical/index.html

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National Multiple Sclerosis Society Daniel Haughton Senior Faculty Awards Description/Eligibility Criteria: Established multiple sclerosis (MS) investigators who wish to obtain specialized training to enhance their abilities to conduct research relevant to MS will want to consider this program for sabbatical support. US citizenship is not required for investigators who pursue training at US institutions. Investigators who wish to obtain their training in other countries must be US citizens. Deadline: August for invited full applications (required pre-applications must be submitted in advance of this full application deadline for review by the Research Programs Department staff at NMSS who are charged with determining applicability of proposed research to NMSS needs) Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: Sponsor provides stipends to supplement sabbatical support, relocation costs and research costs Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.nationalmssociety.org/ms-clinical-care-network/researchers/get-funding/daniel-haughton-senior-faculty-awards/index.aspx

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)/DOE Sabbatical Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: NREL, a US Department of Energy Laboratory, provides in-residence sabbatical support for senior scientists and engineers with established research records and accomplishments who are on leave from their home institutions. Research programs at the NREL facility in Golden, Colorado are: National Center for Photovoltaics; National Bioenergy Center; National Wind Technology Center; Electricity, Resources and Buildings Systems Integration; Chemical and Materials Science Center; Hydrogen Technologies and Systems Center; Materials and Computational Sciences Center; Strategic Energy Analysis; and Transportation Technologies and Systems Center. Deadline: Applications accepted anytime Award Duration: Up to 1 year Maximum Award: NREL may provide travel expenses and a housing allowance for participants, but the home institution is expected to pay all or partial costs for participation of their faculty members Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.nrel.gov/rpp/sabbaticals.html

National Science Foundation (NSF) Methodology, Measurement and Statistics – Mid-Career Research Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Goals for this program are to fund researchers seeking new methods and new insights into complex social and behavioral science issues and to gain better understanding through interdisciplinary approaches. Collaborative efforts are the key to meeting these goals. Investigators spend their time at a host location which can be a different department within their own institution or at other locations. Investigators will be expected to justify their choice of host location. Preference will be given to senior (post-tenure) researchers although faculty members at any level beyond the terminal degree are technically eligible to apply. Applicants are encouraged to consider coordinating this fellowship with their sabbatical leave. Deadlines: January and August Award Duration: 1 year Maximum Award: $60,000 (includes stipend, relocation allowance and special allowance to cover research supplies, publication expenses and other research-related costs) Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.nsf.gov/publications/pub_summ.jsp?ods_key=nsf12510

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National Security Agency (NSA) Sabbatical Program in Mathematics Description/Eligibility Criteria: NSA sabbaticals offer applicants the opportunity to obtain additional mathematical skills in cryptology, signals analysis, algebra, probability, statistics, number theory, discrete mathematics, analysis of data sets and other topic areas. Sabbatical tours allow faculty to work in one or two different NSA offices and problem solve alongside agency personnel. US citizenship for both applicants and immediate family members is required. Deadline: Applications are accepted anytime, but applicants should plan to submit their applications at least a year in advance of their desired start date as thorough background checks must be conducted. Award Duration: 1 year Maximum Award: NSA pays one-half the cost of the Sabbatical employee’s salary/fringe benefits during the academic year and 100% during summer months; moving expenses and a housing supplement are also provided Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.nsa.gov/research/math_research/sabbaticals/index.shtml

Office of Naval Research (ONR) Sabbatical Leave Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: In-residence Sabbaticals at sponsoring US Naval Laboratories allow active research participation with Navy scientists and engineers. Applicants contact research personnel at the specific facility they wish to work with and the proposed project is then jointly developed. Eligible candidates are active faculty at US institutions of higher education who are US citizens or permanent residents and are eligible for sabbatical leave. Deadline: Applications should be submitted at least 6 months prior to proposed start of sabbatical Award Duration: Minimum of 1 semester and maximum of 1 year Maximum Award: ONR pays a monthly stipend making up the difference between the faculty member’s normal salary and institutional sabbatical support provided; relocation and travel expenses may also be provided Award Notification: 3-4 months after receipt of proposal Sponsor URL: https://onroutreach-summer-faculty-research-sabbatical.com/

Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Research Center Stipends in American Modernism Description/Eligibility Criteria: Award recipients are expected to be in residency at the Research Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico and take an active part in the life of the Center. Scholars have access to Center research collections as well as other historical archives in both Santa Fe and Albuquerque. The Research Center is dedicated to the study and interpretation of American Modernism from the late 19th Century through the present. Fields supported are art history, architectural history/design, literature, music and photography. Scholars who hold a doctorate or comparable degree and/or experience are encouraged to apply. Deadline: December Award Duration: 3-9 months Maximum Award: $40,500 ($4500/month) plus round-trip travel compensation Award Notification: Spring Sponsor URL: http://www.okeeffemuseum.org/stipends-in-american-modernism.html

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Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Foundation Sabbatical Fellowships in Health Outcomes Description/Eligibility Criteria: Sabbatical fellowships provide recipients with opportunities to work outside of their home institutions to gain new skills and/or solidify new collaborations that will enhance their research capabilities in health outcomes. Eligible applicants must hold PhD, PharmD, MD or ScD in fields related to their proposed research activities, hold faculty appointments that provide for sabbatical leave, have institutional approval of such leave along with partial salary support from the home institution, have identified a willing mentor who will sponsor the applicant and are US citizens or permanent residents. Deadline: February Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: $40,000 stipend Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.phrmafoundation.org/index.php?option=com_award&task=sdetail&id=11

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Foundation Sabbatical Fellowships in Informatics Description/Eligibility Criteria: This fellowship enables faculty members with active research programs to work outside their home institution with a designated mentor to allow them to learn new techniques and/or develop new collaborations that will benefit their research efforts in informatics. Multidisciplinary research is expected. Research areas supported include genetics, genomics, proteomics and biological pathways. Eligible candidates hold PhD or MD degrees in fields related to proposed research activities, have faculty appointments, are eligible for sabbatical support from their home institutions, are endorsed by their mentor/sponsor and are US citizens or permanent residents. Preference will be given to candidates whose research combines computational methods with experimental validation. Deadline: September Award Duration: 9-12 months Maximum Award: $40,000 stipend Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.phrmafoundation.org/index.php?option=com_award&task=sdetail&id=10

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Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Foundation Sabbatical Fellowships in Pharmaceutics Description/Eligibility Criteria: Faculty with active research programs are encouraged to apply for this program, designed to allow them to obtain additional skills critical to their continued professional development as well as to develop new collaborative relationships needed for continued success as researchers. Fellowships are to be held outside of the home institution with identified mentors; academic and/or industrial laboratory settings are both acceptable to the sponsor. For this program, the term pharmaceutics applies to basic pharmaceutics, biopharmaceutics, pharmaceutical technology and pharmaceutical biotechnology. Eligibility criteria include a PhD degree in pharmaceutics from a School of Pharmacy accredited by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education, a faculty appointment, approved sabbatical leave from the home institution, an endorsement from the mentoring scientist and US citizenship or permanent residency. Deadline: September Award Duration: 9-12 months Maximum Award: $40,000 stipend Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.phrmafoundation.org/index.php?option=com_award&task=sdetail&id=14

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Foundation Sabbatical Fellowships in Pharmacology/Toxicology Description/Eligibility Criteria: This award allows recipients to work outside their home institution with mentors who can help them gain additional research skills and/or concurrently develop positive collaborative arrangements that will enhance the fellows’ research abilities. Multidisciplinary research is the sponsor’s expectation, and can take place in academic and/or industrial laboratories that allow integration of informatics, molecular, cell and systems biology with pharmacology/toxicology research. An eligible candidate holds an appropriate terminal degree, is a mid-career scientist, has a record of research accomplishments in a logically related field of study, holds a faculty appointment and approved sabbatical leave plan, has an endorsement from the mentor and is a US citizen or permanent resident. Deadline: September Award Duration: 6-12 months Maximum Award: $40,000 stipend Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.phrmafoundation.org/index.php?option=com_award&task=sdetail&id=12

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Pregnancy Foundation (formerly SMFM Foundation) Mini-Sabbatical Grants Description/Eligibility Criteria: Designed to provide opportunities to both new and established researchers and practitioners in maternal-fetal medicine, these Grants allow study with experts in the field to gain additional practice and/or research skills at different institutions or locations. Eligible applicants have been members of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM) for at least 2 years and are in full-time private or academic practice. Mentors who host recipients of the Mini-Sabbatical Grants will preferably be current and active SMFM members at time of application and throughout the grant period although this is not mandatory. A list of mentor sites willing to host Mini-Sabbaticals is available on the sponsor’s website. Deadline: June Award Duration: 8 weeks Maximum Award: $25,000 (to pay for recipient’s time and necessary research expenditures at host institution); a $1,000 honorarium will also be provided for the mentor Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.pregnancyfoundation.org/Programs/Mini-Sabbatical-Grants

Princeton University Center for Human Values Laurence S. Rockefeller Visiting Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: In-residence fellowships at Princeton allow recipients to devote their time to research and writing on topics involving human values in public and private life. An added feature is the ability to participate in Center activities with colleagues. Scholars in all disciplines who have held their terminal degrees for more than 2 years and have a strong publication record in reference to their career level will be considered. Deadline: November Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: Stipends up to one-half of academic year salary Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://uchv.princeton.edu/fellowships_awards/lsr_visiting_fellowships.php

Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Individual Fellowship Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: Promising scholars and artists with impressive records of accomplishment in academic, professional and creative arts fields are welcome to apply for this fellowship program. Fellows pursue their own individual work and, and as in-residence scholars, are also offered opportunities to participate in Institute activities during the academic year. Eligibility criteria differ for every discipline and can be accessed at http://radcliffe.onlineapplicationportal.com/misc/guidelines/. The sponsor has no citizenship requirements. Deadline: October (for the creative arts, humanities and social sciences); November (for natural sciences and mathematics) Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $70,000 for one year plus limited relocation expenses Award Notification: March Sponsor URL: http://www.radcliffe.harvard.edu/fellowship-program/how-apply

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Rhodes University Hugh Kelly Fellowship Description/Eligibility Criteria: Through this fellowship, senior scientists are provided an opportunity to devote themselves to advanced work in science departments at Rhodes University in South Africa. Participating departments are Biochemistry, Microbiology and Biotechnology, Botany, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geography, Geology, Human Kinetics and Ergonomics, Ichthyology and Fisheries Science, Mathematical Statistics, Mathematics (Pure and Applied), Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physics and Electronics, Zoology and Entomology and Water Sciences. Eligible applicants are senior scholars with well-established research and publication records who have held terminal degrees for more than 5 years. Deadline: July Award Duration: 3-10 months Maximum Award: Round-trip airfare, accommodations, stipends to supplement the fellow’s normal source of income Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.ru.ac.za/research/funding/fellowships/hughkellyfellowship/

Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center Residency Programs – Academic Writing Residency Description/Eligibility Criteria: The Rockefeller Foundation’s issue areas include global health; climate and environment; urbanization; social and economic security; and food, water and housing. Residencies afford recipients dedicated time to devote to writing and opportunities to interact with a diverse cohort of fellow participants. Eligible applicants are mid-to senior-level university-based academics with significant achievement records. There are no citizenship requirements. Deadline: May, October Award Duration: 2-4 weeks Maximum Award: Room and board provided; reimbursements for travel costs are generally not available Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.rockefellerfoundation.org/bellagio-center/residency-program

Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center Residency Programs – Arts and Literary Arts Residency Description/Eligibility Criteria: Applicants whose work relates to global or social issues are welcome to apply for this Residency program (see a list of the Foundation’s issue areas in the previous sponsor entry). Recipients are provided time to work on their proposed projects and to interact with the diverse group of colleagues gathered at the Bellagio Center. The Center cautions that their artist studio is quite small and they have no kiln or darkroom. Eligible applicants are videographers, filmmakers, novelists, playwrights, poets, visual artists and artists in performing arts and multimedia. Deadline: May, November Award Duration: 2-4 weeks Maximum Award: Room and board is provided but recipients must pay for travel-related costs Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.rockefellerfoundation.org/bellagio-center/residency-program

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Rockefeller Archive Center (RAC) Grants-in-Aid for Research at the Rockefeller Archive Center Description/Eligibility Criteria: Scholars interested in working with historical records relating to the Rockefeller Family, Rockefeller University, Rockefeller Foundation and other philanthropies and associated individuals are invited to consider conducting research at the RAC. Recipients are given access to the Archives Collections and assistance from experienced archivists. The sponsor has no citizenship requirements. Deadline: November (note that consultation with an archivist at the facility must be completed by October 15th to determine collection holdings of interest to your research and the amount of time needed to complete your project) Award Duration: Not stipulated by sponsor; recipients have 1 year to complete work Maximum Award: $4,000 (RAC reimburses recipients for travel and accommodation expenses associated with visiting the Archives to perform research) Award Notification: February Sponsor URL: http://www.rockarch.org/grants/generalgia.php

Russell Sage Foundation Visiting Scholar Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: Scholars are provided the opportunity to pursue their research and writing activities at the Foundation. Sponsor interests include the future of work, US immigration, cultural contact, social inequality and behavioral economics. Eligible applicants are social science scholars who have held terminal degrees for at least several years. The Foundation provides scholars with office space, research assistance and library facilities. Deadline: September Award Duration: 10 months Maximum Award: Supplemental salary support and subsidized housing Award Notification: Not indicated by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.russellsage.org/how-to-apply/apply-visiting-scholar

Simons Foundation Fellows in Mathematics or Theoretical Physics Description/Eligibility Criteria: These fellowships provide faculty the opportunity to extend sabbatical leave to a full academic year, providing them with protected time from teaching and administrative duties. Eligible applicants have primary appointments in a teaching or administrative role in a US or Canadian educational institution, have an active research program and are eligible for sabbatical leave from their institutions. Deadline: September Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: Pays one-half of the faculty member’s current academic year salary plus a small grant to cover expenses related to the leave (e.g., equipment, travel) (small grants are $10,000 for Mathematics and $25,000 for Theoretical Physics) Award Notification: January Sponsor URL: https://www.simonsfoundation.org/funding/funding-opportunities/mathematics-physical-sciences/simons-fellow-program/

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Smithsonian Institution Senior Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Smithsonian Institution Senior Fellowships provide opportunities to conduct research with members of the Smithsonian’s professional research staff and take advantage of various resources offered by the Smithsonian. Research should relate to one of the four Grand Challenges outlined in the sponsor’s Strategic Plan: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Universe, Understanding and Sustaining a Biodiverse Planet, Valuing World Cultures and Understanding the American Experience. Eligible applicants have received their PhD or equivalent 7 or more years before the application deadline. Deadline: January Award Duration: 3-12 months Maximum Award: $45,000/year stipend (prorated based on months served); also provides maximum research allowance of $4,000 Award Notification: April Sponsor URL: http://www.smithsonianofi.com/fellowship-opportunities/smithsonian-institution-fellowship-program/

Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS) E.J. Wylie Traveling Fellowship Description/Eligibility Criteria: The overall goal of these traveling fellowships is to enhance development of the fellow’s career in vascular surgery through international exchange, providing opportunities for travel and professional exchange within established vascular centers. Eligible applicants are SVS members, have completed a postgraduate vascular training program within the past 10 years, are committed to academic careers in vascular surgery, have academic appointments in medical schools or freestanding clinics and have demonstrated records of success in pursuit of clinical or basic research. Deadline: February Award Duration: Not specified by sponsor Maximum Award: $12,000 Award Notification: Not specified by sponsor Sponsor URL: http://www.vascularweb.org/about/SVSFoundation/Pages/e-j-wylie-traveling-fellowship.aspx

Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) American/New Zealand Soil Science Professional Exchange Awards Description/Eligibility Criteria: SSSA and the New Zealand Soil Science Society encourage bi-directional sabbaticals between scientists in the US and New Zealand to foster cooperative research efforts. SSSA pays travel costs for the US-based scientist to go to New Zealand and participate in research activities with his/her New Zealand collaborator. Deadline: April Award Duration: Not specified by sponsor Maximum Award: $5,000 Award Notification: Not specified by sponsor Sponsor URL: https://www.soils.org/awards/view/77

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Stanford Humanities Center External Faculty Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: In-residence External Faculty Fellows pursue their own research projects and participate in the intellectual life of the Center during their fellowship year. Research projects must be in the humanities (defined by the Center as “history, philosophy, languages, literature, linguistics, archeology, jurisprudence, history and criticism of the arts, ethics, comparative religion, and those aspects of the social sciences employing historical or philosophical approaches”). Eligible applicants hold PhDs and are at least 3 years beyond receipt of the degree at the start of their fellowship. Deadline: October Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $60,000 stipend plus a moving allowance of up to $20,000 Award Notification: Late March Sponsor URL: http://shc.stanford.edu/fellowships/non-stanford-faculty/#exfac_answer_4

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: Themes are set for each year’s competition and always involve key challenges for the United States and the world. Fellows are given the opportunity to affiliate with particular programs or projects at the Center and are encouraged to interact with both policy makers in the Washington, DC area and Center staff working in similar areas. Fellows will also participate in various Center activities throughout the year in this residential program. Candidates associated with academic institutions must have terminal degrees; successful applicants have generally published at least one book prior to application for this program. There are no citizenship requirements. Deadline: October Award Duration: 9 months Maximum Award: $85,000 (to include the difference between applicants’ institutional sabbatical support and their normal academic year salary plus round trip travel support for the applicant and dependents) Award Notification: March Sponsor URL: http://www.wilsoncenter.org/fellowship-application

Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships Description/Eligibility Criteria: The sponsor supports fellowship opportunities allowing use of Winterthur’s collections and especially seeks applications offering fresh approaches to their available resources. Main research emphases are social and cultural history. Specific areas include material culture, architecture, decorative arts, design, consumer culture, garden and landscape studies, Shaker studies, travel and tourism, the Atlantic World and objects in literature. Suitability of the project is determined based on how closely aligned the subject is to the sponsor’s collections. As the name implies, funding for this fellowship program comes from NEH. Eligible applicants are US citizens or those who have been in residence in the US for 3 years prior to application. Deadline: January Award Duration: 4-12 months Maximum Award: $37,800 Award Notification: Mid-April Sponsor URL: http://www.winterthur.org/?p=418

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Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Marine Policy Fellowship Program Description/Eligibility Criteria: This fellowship opportunity emphasizes economic, legal and policy issues involving use of the world’s oceans and their resources. Research emphasis areas include fisheries and aquaculture; the economics of coastal communities; marine spatial planning and ecosystem-based management; sea level rise and shoreline change; and water resources management focusing on coastal aquifers and the effects of climate change. Sponsor-preferred disciplines are economics, law, statistics, public policy, natural resources management and international relations, but they indicate that strong applications in other disciplines are also welcome. Eligible applicants have terminal degrees or equivalent professional qualifications; those with sabbatical support leave are encouraged to apply. Deadline: January Award Duration: 1 year Maximum Award: $57,000 plus travel funds Award Notification: March Sponsor URL: http://www.whoi.edu/page.do?pid=8027

Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) Yamagiwa-Yoshida Memorial International Cancer Study Grants Description/Eligibility Criteria: UICC Study Grants allow cancer researchers to carry out bilateral research projects with collaborating investigators abroad, exchange skills and materials and/or receive advanced training on experimental research methods and techniques. Basic, translational or applied cancer research projects are supported and the sponsor indicates interest in prevention-oriented projects. Eligible candidates for these Study Grants have appropriate scientific and/or medical qualifications and a minimum of 2 years of postdoctoral experience; are actively engaged in cancer research and have recent publications in international peer-reviewed literature. Deadline: January and July Award Duration: 3 months Maximum Award: $10,000 Award Notification: April (for the January deadline) and October (for the July deadline) Sponsor URL: http://www.uicc.org/node/12009

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SUBJECT INDEX Addiction Research National Institutes of Health (21) Aging Research National Institutes of Health (21) Agriculture AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center (8) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) American Studies American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) John Carter Brown Library (9) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Anthropology American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) National Institutes of Health (21) Archaeology American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Bogliasco Foundation (9) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Endowment for the Humanities (19) Stanford Humanities Center (30) Architecture Bogliasco Foundation (9) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) Library of Congress (17) Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library (30)

Architectural History American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) Georgia O’Keefe Museum Research Center (23) Arts Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) J. Paul Getty Trust (12) John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation (12) George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) National Endowment for the Arts (18) National Endowment for the Arts (19) Rockefeller Foundation (27) Stanford Humanities Center (30) Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library (30) Art History American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Georgia O’Keefe Museum Research Center (23) Atmospheric Sciences National Center for Atmospheric Research (18) Behavioral Sciences Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) National Institutes of Health (21) National Science Foundation (22) Simons Foundation (28) Bibliographic Projects Houghton Library (13) Biodiversity Smithsonian Institution (29)

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Bioethics Murphy Institute’s Center for Ethics and Public Affairs (18) National Institutes of Health (21) Biology Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Harvard University (12) National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (19) National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (20) National Institutes of Health (21) Rhodes University (27) Biomedical Sciences National Institutes of Health (21) Office of Naval Research (23) Business Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Murphy Institute’s Center for Ethics and Public Affairs (18) Cancer National Institutes of Health (21) Union for International Cancer Control (31) Cardiovascular Research International Atherosclerosis Society (14) National Institutes of Health (21) Chemistry Argonne National Laboratory (8) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Institutes of Health (21) Rhodes University (27) Chinese Studies Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange (10) Classics American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6)

Classics (continued) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Climatology/Climate Change Argonne National Laboratory (8) National Center for Atmospheric Research (18) Rockefeller Foundation (27) Clinical Research National Institutes of Health (21) National Institutes of Health (21) Combat Casualty Care Office of Naval Research (23) Communication American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Computational Biology Argonne National Laboratory (8) National Institutes of Health (21) Computer Science American Society for Engineering Education (7) Argonne National Laboratory (8) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Institutes of Health (21) Rhodes University (27) Conflict/Dispute Resolution Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies (17) Creative Arts Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study (26)

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Creative Writing Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation (9) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) National Endowment for the Arts (18) Rockefeller Foundation (27) Cryptology National Security Agency (23) Culture American Institute for Sri Lankan Studies (7) Internationales Forchungszentrum Kulturwissenschaften (15) Irish American Cultural Institute (15) Smithsonian Institution (29) Democracy German Marshall Fund of the United States (11) Helen Kellogg Foundation for International Studies (16) Dentistry National Institutes of Health (21) Dietetics Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation (5) National Institutes of Health (21) Digital Humanities American Council of Learned Societies (6) National Endowment for the Humanities (19) Eastern Europe International Research and Exchanges Board (15) Ecology Argonne National Laboratory (8) Economics Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Harvard University (12)

Education Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Simons Foundation (28) Emergency Preparedness Argonne National Laboratory (8) Energy (Conventional/Alternative) Argonne National Laboratory (8) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (22) Engineering American Society for Engineering Education (7) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Institutes of Health (21) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (22) Office of Naval Research (23) Environmental Sciences/Studies Argonne National Laboratory (8) Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Science (11) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Harvard University (12) National Institutes of Health (21) Rockefeller Foundation (27) Ethics/Values Murphy Institute’s Center for Ethics and Public Affairs (18) Princeton University Center for Human Values (26) Film American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Bogliasco Foundation (9) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Forest Ecology Harvard University (12)

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Genomics Argonne National Laboratory (8) National Institutes of Health (21) Geography Argonne National Laboratory (8) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Rhodes University (27) Global Health Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Institutes of Health (21) Rockefeller Foundation (27) Governance German Marshall Fund of the United States (11) Health Care Economics American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (5) National Institutes of Health (21) Health Outcomes National Institutes of Health (21) Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Foundation (24) History American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Institute for Sri Lankan Studies (7) American Philological Association (7) Bogliasco Foundation (9) John Carter Brown Library (9) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) Helen Kellogg Foundation for International Studies (16) Lilly Library (17) National Endowment for the Humanities (19) National Humanities Center (20) Georgia O’Keefe Museum Research Center (23) Rockefeller Archive Center (27)

History (continued) Stanford Humanities Center (30) Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library (30) History of Science/Technology Houghton Library (13) National Humanities Center (20) Human Development Helen Kellogg Foundation for International Studies (16) National Institutes of Health (21) Humanities American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Institute for Sri Lankan Studies (7) Bogliasco Foundation (9) John Carter Brown Library (9) Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) German Marshall Fund of the United States (11) J. Paul Getty Trust (12) John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation (12) Harvard University (12) Institute for Humanities Research (13) Institute of Turkish Studies (14) Internationales Forchungszentrum Kulturwissenschaften (15) Japan Foundation (15) Korea Foundation (16) Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies (17) Library of Congress (17) National Endowment for the Arts (18) National Endowment for the Arts (19) National Endowment for the Humanities (19) National Humanities Center (20) Georgia O’Keefe Museum Research Center (23) Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study (26) Rockefeller Foundation (27) Stanford Humanities Center (30) Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (30)

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Humanities (Continued) Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library (30) Infectious Diseases National Institutes of Health (21) Office of Naval Research (23) Informatics Argonne National Laboratory (8) National Institutes of Health (21) Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Foundation (24) International Studies American Institute for Sri Lankan Studies (7) Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Helen Kellogg Foundation for International Studies (16) Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (30) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (31) Irish Studies Irish American Cultural Institute (15) Japanese Studies Japan Foundation (15) Korean Studies Korea Foundation (16) Languages/Literature American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Philological Association (7) Bogliasco Foundation (9) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Houghton Library (13) Lilly Library (17) National Endowment for the Arts (19) National Endowment for the Humanities (19) National Humanities Center (20)

Languages/Literature (continued) Georgia O’Keefe Museum Research Center (23) Rockefeller Foundation (27) Stanford Humanities Center (30) Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library (30) Library Science Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Endowment for the Humanities (19) Linguistics American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Philological Association (7) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Humanities Center (20) Stanford Humanities Center (30) Materials Research American Society for Engineering Education (7) Argonne National Laboratory (8) National Institutes of Health (21) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (22) Office of Naval Research (23) Mathematics American Society for Engineering Education (7) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Security Agency (23) Office of Naval Research (23) Rhodes University (27) Simons Foundation (28) Medical Humanities Institute for the Medical Humanities (14) National Humanities Center (20) National Institutes of Health (21) Medicine Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) International Atherosclerosis Society (14)

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Medicine (Continued) National Institutes of Health (21) National Multiple Sclerosis Society (22) Pregnancy Foundation (26) Simons Foundation (28) Society for Vascular Surgery (29) Union for International Cancer Control (31) Military Science American Society for Engineering Education (7) Music/Musicology American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Bogliasco Foundation (9) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation (12) Houghton Library (13) George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) Lilly Library (17) Georgia O’Keefe Museum Research Center (23) Native Americans John Carter Brown Library (9) Natural Resources Argonne National Laboratory (8) Harvard University (12) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (31) Natural Sciences Argonne National Laboratory (8) German Marshall Fund of the United States (11) John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation (12) National Institutes of Health (21) Office of Naval Research (23) Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study (26) Neurobiology/Neuroscience Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) National Institutes of Health (21)

Neurological Diseases National Institutes of Health (21) National Multiple Sclerosis Society (22) Simons Foundation (28) Nutrition Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation (5) AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center (8) National Institutes of Health (21) Ocean Research Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (31) Optimization Argonne National Laboratory (8) Peace Studies Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies (17) Performing Arts Bogliasco Foundation (9) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Houghton Library (13) Pharmacy/Pharmaceutics American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (5) National Institutes of Health (21) Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Foundation (24) Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Foundation (24) Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of American Foundation (25) Rhodes University (27) Pharmacology National Institutes of Health (21) Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Foundation (24) Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Foundation (24) Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Foundation (25)

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Philosophy American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Bogliasco Foundation (9) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Harvard University (12) Houghton Library (13) Murphy Institute’s Center for Ethics and Public Affairs (18) National Humanities Center (20) Stanford Humanities Center (30) Philosophy of Science National Humanities Center (20) Photography George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) Georgia O’Keefe Museum Research Center (23) Physics/Astronomy Argonne National Laboratory (8) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (16) Rhodes University (27) Simons Foundation (28) Poetry Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation (9) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) National Endowment for the Arts (18) National Humanities Center (20) Political Science Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Harvard University (12) Murphy Institute’s Center for Ethics and Public Affairs (18) Pregnancy Pregnancy Foundation (26)

Proteomics Argonne National Laboratory (8) National Institutes of Health (21) Psychiatry Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) National Institutes of Health (21) Psychology James McKeen Cattell Fund (10) Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Institutes of Health (21) Simons Foundation (28) Public Affairs/Public Policy Research Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Harvard University (12) International Research and Exchanges Board (15) Murphy Institute’s Center for Ethics and Public Affairs (18) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (31) Public Health Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Institutes of Health (21) Religious Studies American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Houghton Library (13) Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies (17) Stanford Humanities Center (30) Research Management National Institutes of Health (21) Research Methodology National Science Foundation (22)

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Rhetoric American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) National Humanities Center (20) Sociology Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) National Institutes of Health (21) Russell Sage Foundation (28) Social Sciences Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange (10) German Marshall Fund of the United States (11) J. Paul Getty Trust (12) John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation (12) Institute of Turkish Studies (14) Japan Foundation (15) Helen Kellogg Foundation for International Studies (16) Korea Foundation (16) Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies (17) Library of Congress (17) National Institutes of Health (21) National Science Foundation (22) Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study (26) Rockefeller Foundation (27) Russell Sage Foundation (28) Stanford Humanities Center (30) Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (30) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (31) Soil Science Soil Science Society of America (29) Statistics Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (10) National Institutes of Health (21) National Science Foundation (22) National Security Agency (23) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (31)

Surgery National Institutes of Health (21) Society for Vascular Surgery (29) Theater American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) American Council of Learned Societies (6) Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Houghton Library (13) George and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation (13) Toxicology National Institutes of Health (21) Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Foundation (25) Transportation National Renewable Energy Laboratory (22) Translation National Endowment for the Arts (19) National Endowment for the Humanities (19) Turkish Studies Institute of Turkish Studies (14) Urban Planning/Studies Council for International Exchange of Scholars (11) Rockefeller Foundation (27) Visual Arts Bogliasco Foundation (9) Water Sciences Rhodes University (27)