Awards up to $15,000 for the tuition expenses of graduate students exploring the principles, practices, and institutions necessary to a free society through their academic work.
Up to six fellowships to work collaboratively on the creation and development of original multimedia theatrical works inspired by science and technology
US-based applicant deadline:Sunday, January 5, 2020
Brings students from around the world together to to explore race and civil rights, immigration, and Native American issues in Atlanta, Georgia over the summer
Provides exposure to wide variety of library work, specifically the unique research of the Library of Congress. For students of all years; funding of $4,500 for the Summer.
