CHA Graduate Fellowships
The Center for Humanities & the Arts provides campus-wide fellowships for graduate students working in the humanities and the arts. These fellowships are used to recruit incoming students, provide support in completing doctoral dissertations and JEDI work, and aid in scholarly research by providing summer stipends.
Deadlines: vary
Eaton Graduate Student Research Awards
The Center for Humanities & the Arts is pleased to announce its semi-annual competition for graduate student research awards. Awards of up to $500 will be awarded on a competitive basis for graduate students working in the humanities and arts to support conference participation where students present a paper or for those in the arts, perform or display their work.
Deadlines: September 10, 2021 and February 11, 2022
MFA/MM Excellence in Research Micro Grant
CHA’s MFA/MM Excellence in Research Micro Grants are designed to support CU Boulder MFA/MM students in the following degree programs:
AAH – MFA in Art Practices; CMCI – MFA in Interdisciplinary Documentary Media Practices; ENGL – MFA in Creative Writing; THDN – MFA in Dance; College of Music - Master in Music
AY 21-22 Deadlines: November 17, 2021 and March 16, 2022
Hazel Barnes Flat
The Hazel Barnes Flat in the heart of London is a gift to scholars in the humanities and arts by Hazel Barnes (1915-2008), the much admired professor of Philosophy at CU-Boulder and founder of the Interdisciplinary Program in the Humanities. Her will stipulates that the flat be made available to faculty and graduate students in the humanities and the arts and that its operation be entrusted to the Center for Humanities & the Arts and its Director.
Deadlines: rolling
CHA Final Report
Within one month of the completion of the granting period or travel award (Exception: Hazel Barnes Flat users submit a separate written summary), recipients are required to submit a final report (less than two pages) summarizing the project and and describing the impact on your research and CHA’s mission to “create convergences with multiple audiences for scholarly collaborations, artistic inspiration, and community building, all while fostering an environment of equity and inclusion that strengthens and enhances academic excellence.” Please also provide information on any plans for publication, if applicable.
GPTI Guest Lecture Award
For AY 2021-2022, the CHA will again accept applications to support guest lectures for GPTIs teaching an arts or humanities course. Honoraria is capped at $200 per lecture, max 4 guest lecturers per applicant. You may submit for 4 guests in the fall or spread it out between the fall and spring assuming you know your spring teaching schedule. Priority will be given to remote-taught courses.
Deadline: no longer accepting applications