Awarded to outstanding collaborative projects grounded in the humanities, this award was established in 2017 in recognition of Dean Winifred Brownell\u2019s long-standing support of the humanities.<\/p>\n
This collaborative grant, in the amount of $3,000, will be awarded towards research or teaching projects that include humanities content. Priority will be given to public humanities projects. Tenure-track <\/span>faculty, ad hoc continuing lecturers, and graduate students are eligible to apply, but any projects should include at least one faculty member in the humanities.<\/p>\n Not sure if your project is a humanities project? Please see our homepage<\/a> for a definition of the humanities.<\/p>\n Applications for Spring 2026 grants may be submitted to InfoReady starting February 2 and are due by March 2.<\/p>\n Please submit your application to the Center’s Director using the electronic grant application<\/a>. <\/p>\n Proposals that do not include all requested information will not be funded.<\/b><\/p>\n Please keep in mind that applications are read by faculty across several disciplines who may not be familiar with jargon specific to your particular field of research. For more guidance, please see a checklist review<\/a> compiled by board members of the Center for Humanities, as well as an example criteria rubric<\/a>.<\/p>\n For more information, you may email the Director at urihumanities@uri.edu.<\/a><\/p>\nExpenses could include but are not limited to:<\/h2>\n
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