Mary Mackall Gwinn Hodder Fellowship

Independent projects in the arts and humanities
No specific degree requirements; however, applicants should have achieved a significant level of professional accomplishment.
Other Requirements:
- Demonstrated exceptional promise in their respective fields
- Fellowships are not intended to fund work leading to an advanced degree
- Applicants may apply in each new application cycle
- Previous recipients of the Princeton Arts Fellowship are not eligible to apply
- Open to both U.S. and international applicants

Prepare Application Materials:
Curriculum vitae
500-word project proposal outlining the work to be undertaken during the fellowship
Samples of work (e.g., writing samples, images, video links)
Documents Required:
- Curriculum vitae
- 500-word project proposal
- Work samples relevant to the proposed project

Funding Coverage:
- $92,000 stipend for a 10-month appointment as a Visiting Fellow.
Duration of Funding:
- 10 months (academic year).
Extra Benefits:
- Time and resources to pursue independent projects without teaching obligations.
- Access to Princeton University's academic and artistic community.

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Fields of Study

Arts

Coverage

Full Tuition Waiver + Other Expenses

Deadline

Program Deadline Applies

TypeMerit Based

FundingFellowship

Country United States of America

Princeton University