Fellowships
The Gould Center is pleased to support students and faculty research through the following programs:
John R. Dunbar Student Fellowship
The John R. Dunbar Student Fellowship is an annual program that provides an opportunity for CMC students in their senior year to work with a faculty mentor in a program of coactive scholarship. The topic and nature of the projects vary according to the current and overall scholarly program of the faculty mentor and the special interests and talents of the student.
This year's Dunbar fellows are Ilsey Melendez, Mark Munro, Katherine Punsly, and Malini Sen.
Click here to view past recipients.
Faculty Summer Research Fellowships
The Faculty Summer Research Fellowship is an annual program which provides stipends to CMC faculty to facilitate their pursuit of a variety of humanities-related projects within their overall scholarly program. Of special interest are faculty who have published major books or papers. Faculty will present their work in seminars directed at students and other faculty. But rather than have the seminar scheduled as a single event or lecture, students and faculty will have an opportunity to prepare to participate in the seminar.
This year, Professors Amy Kind (Philosophy), Raquel Vega-Duran (Modern Languages), Alex Rajczi (Philosophy), and Suzanne Obdrzalek (Philosophy) will be presenting their research throughout the year in this format for faculty and students.
