NEH boosts fellowships to $5000/month

Earlier this month the NEH announced that they are increasing the amount of their fellowships from $4200 a month to $5000 a month, for a maximum stipend of $60,000 over a 12-month period. That's almost $10,000 more per year! The increase applies to the NEH's 'regular' fellowships as well as the NEH-Mellon fellowships for digital publication.

Please see this press release dated February 21, 2018, for more details: NEH Increases Award Amount for NEH Fellowships. The deadline for both types of NEH Fellowships is April 11, 2018.

NEH upcoming grant deadlines

As recently as late Fall, it was not clear that the National Endowment for the Humanities would be able to issue grant announcements for the Spring (see: "NEH Head Says Humanities Funding Still a Question Mark," NET News, October 20, 2017).
We're happy to share the NEH's announcement of upcoming grant competitions, including some which may be of particular interest to Fordham faculty:

• NEH Public Scholar (due 2/7/18)

• Summer Seminars and Institutes (due 2/22/18)

• NEH/Melon Fellowships for Digital Publication (due 4/11/18)

• NEH Fellowships (due 4/11/18)

• Digital Humanities Advancement Grants (two deadines: 1/16/18 and sometime in June)

More information about these and other opportunities may be found on the NEH website: https://www.neh.gov/grants.

NEH announces collaborative research grants

The NEH announces three types of collaborative research grants, for a proposal deadline of December 6, 2017. Each grant type supports groups of two or more scholars engaging in significant and sustained research in the humanities, and seeks to encourage interdisciplinary work. The three available grants are:

Type 1: Convening Grants – up to $50,000
Convening grants last one year and typically fund conferences and working group meetings to sharpen the chosen research topic and discuss and plan subsequent publication.

Type 2: Publication Grants – up to $250,000 (no more than $100,000 per year)
Publication grants last one to three years and support the project toward completion of its publication goals. Publications can appear in traditional print or in digital form. Note that costs paid to publishers and subventions are not supported.

Type 3: Archaeology Grants – up to $250,000 (no more than $100,000 per year)
Archaeology grants last one to three years and support projects that lead to publication.

Please see the Collaborative Research Grants page for more information.