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THE GETTY CENTER FOR THE HISTORY OF ART AND THE HUMANITIES
THE CENTER FELLOWSHIPS
The Center is dedicated to advanced research in the history of art,
broadly defined as an integral part of human history and society.
Its goal is to cross the traditional boundaries imposed on academic
institutions by bringing together international scholars to
reexamine the meaning of art and artifacts within past and present
cultures and to reassess their importance within the full scope of
the humanities and social sciences. The resources for scholarship,
which include books, manuscripts, prints, drawings, documents, and
photographs, and multidisciplinary with a particular focus on the
history of visual arts in Western civilization.
The Center Fellowships provide support for predoctoral and
postdoctoral scholars whose areas of research complement the
programs and resources of the Center. The 1995-96 Center
Fellowship committee will consider applicants whose research
examines the theme of the scholar year - the nature and idea of
collecting: objects and values, social and institutional
practices, display and classification, and the emergence of new
languages and classes of collection. Applications are welcomed
from scholars in such fields of the humanities and social sciences
as anthropology; cultural, intellectual, and social history; the
history of art, architecture and music' literary criticism and
theory; and philosophy. Scholars may apply for either a
predoctoral or postdoctoral Fellowship. The Fellowship category
will be determined, however, by the applicant's degree status at
the beginning of the Fellowship period.
PREDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS
Eligibility
Candidates for a doctorate in the humanities or social sciences who
expect to complete their dissertations during the Fellowship year,
and whose research relates to the subject of the nature and idea of
collecting.
Terms
The Fellowship stipend is $18,000 for a nine-month period,
beginning October 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996. Funds
totaling $4,000 are also available for a relocation or housing
subsidy if necessary. Photographic reproduction is offered and
modest research travel funds are available by application. All
Fellows spend the academic year in residence at the Center.
Fellowships are not renewable.
Application Requirements
***Two copies of synopsis and sample chapter of the dissertation,
including a schedule for completion and a statement of how the
dissertation relates to the subject of collecting.
***Current official transcript.
***Confirmation from the academic institution that all course work
has been completed and that the qualifying exams have been passed.
***Two copies of resume, including description of related studies,
other projects, grants or awards, languages, work experience, and
travel.
***Three confidential letters of reference sent directly by the
referrers (one from a scholar outside the applicant's field of
specialization).
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS
Eligibility
Recipients of a doctorate in the humanities or social sciences,
awarded since December 1, 1991, who are rewriting their
dissertations for publication, and whose research relates to the
subject of the nature and idea of collecting.
Terms
The Fellowship stipend is $22,000 for a nine-month period,
beginning October 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996. Funds
totaling $4,000 are also available for a relocation or housing
subsidy if necessary. Photographic reproduction is offered and
modest research travel funds are available by application. All
Fellows spend the academic year in residence at the Center.
Fellowships are not renewable.
Application Requirements
***Two copies of abstract and dissertation, including a statement
of how the dissertation relates to the subject of collecting.
***Two copies of description of publication project, including a
schedule for completion.
***Confirmation from the academic institution that the doctorate
has been awarded.
***Two copies of resume, including description of related studies,
other projects, grants or awards, languages, work experience, and
professional activities.
***Three confidential letters of reference sent directly by the
referrer (one from a scholar outside the applicant's field of
specialization).
Send application, postmarked no later than December 1, 1994:
Center Fellowships
The Getty Center for the History of Art and the Humanities
401 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 700
Santa Monica, California 90401-1455, U.S.A.
Telephone: (310)458-9811, ext. 6000
FAX: (310)395-1515
EMAIL: KSANTINI@xxxxxxxxx
MATERIALS RECEIVED AFTER DECEMBER 30 WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
Notification Date: March 15, 1995
For information about nonresidential postdoctoral fellowships in
the history of art and the humanities, please contact:
The Getty Grant Program
401 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1000
Santa Monica, California 90401-1455, U.S.A.
Telephone: (310)393-4244
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PLEASE PASS THIS INFORMATION ON TO INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS. THANK
YOU.
*****************************************************************
THE GETTY CENTER FOR THE HISTORY OF ART AND THE HUMANITIES
THE CENTER FELLOWSHIPS
The Center is dedicated to advanced research in the history of art,
broadly defined as an integral part of human history and society.
Its goal is to cross the traditional boundaries imposed on academic
institutions by bringing together international scholars to
reexamine the meaning of art and artifacts within past and present
cultures and to reassess their importance within the full scope of
the humanities and social sciences. The resources for scholarship,
which include books, manuscripts, prints, drawings, documents, and
photographs, and multidisciplinary with a particular focus on the
history of visual arts in Western civilization.
The Center Fellowships provide support for predoctoral and
postdoctoral scholars whose areas of research complement the
programs and resources of the Center. The 1995-96 Center
Fellowship committee will consider applicants whose research
examines the theme of the scholar year - the nature and idea of
collecting: objects and values, social and institutional
practices, display and classification, and the emergence of new
languages and classes of collection. Applications are welcomed
from scholars in such fields of the humanities and social sciences
as anthropology; cultural, intellectual, and social history; the
history of art, architecture and music' literary criticism and
theory; and philosophy. Scholars may apply for either a
predoctoral or postdoctoral Fellowship. The Fellowship category
will be determined, however, by the applicant's degree status at
the beginning of the Fellowship period.
PREDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS
Eligibility
Candidates for a doctorate in the humanities or social sciences who
expect to complete their dissertations during the Fellowship year,
and whose research relates to the subject of the nature and idea of
collecting.
Terms
The Fellowship stipend is $18,000 for a nine-month period,
beginning October 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996. Funds
totaling $4,000 are also available for a relocation or housing
subsidy if necessary. Photographic reproduction is offered and
modest research travel funds are available by application. All
Fellows spend the academic year in residence at the Center.
Fellowships are not renewable.
Application Requirements
***Two copies of synopsis and sample chapter of the dissertation,
including a schedule for completion and a statement of how the
dissertation relates to the subject of collecting.
***Current official transcript.
***Confirmation from the academic institution that all course work
has been completed and that the qualifying exams have been passed.
***Two copies of resume, including description of related studies,
other projects, grants or awards, languages, work experience, and
travel.
***Three confidential letters of reference sent directly by the
referrers (one from a scholar outside the applicant's field of
specialization).
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS
Eligibility
Recipients of a doctorate in the humanities or social sciences,
awarded since December 1, 1991, who are rewriting their
dissertations for publication, and whose research relates to the
subject of the nature and idea of collecting.
Terms
The Fellowship stipend is $22,000 for a nine-month period,
beginning October 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996. Funds
totaling $4,000 are also available for a relocation or housing
subsidy if necessary. Photographic reproduction is offered and
modest research travel funds are available by application. All
Fellows spend the academic year in residence at the Center.
Fellowships are not renewable.
Application Requirements
***Two copies of abstract and dissertation, including a statement
of how the dissertation relates to the subject of collecting.
***Two copies of description of publication project, including a
schedule for completion.
***Confirmation from the academic institution that the doctorate
has been awarded.
***Two copies of resume, including description of related studies,
other projects, grants or awards, languages, work experience, and
professional activities.
***Three confidential letters of reference sent directly by the
referrer (one from a scholar outside the applicant's field of
specialization).
Send application, postmarked no later than December 1, 1994:
Center Fellowships
The Getty Center for the History of Art and the Humanities
401 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 700
Santa Monica, California 90401-1455, U.S.A.
Telephone: (310)458-9811, ext. 6000
FAX: (310)395-1515
EMAIL: KSANTINI@xxxxxxxxx
MATERIALS RECEIVED AFTER DECEMBER 30 WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
Notification Date: March 15, 1995
For information about nonresidential postdoctoral fellowships in
the history of art and the humanities, please contact:
The Getty Grant Program
401 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1000
Santa Monica, California 90401-1455, U.S.A.
Telephone: (310)393-4244