2021-2022 Scholarly Programs
The application portal for the Institute’s Scholarly Programs typically opens one month before a stated deadline.
9 August 2021
Admission and Grant-in-Aid deadline for:
Researching and Writing the Early Modern Dissertation
Joyce Chaplin and Julie Crawford co-direct a yearlong dissertation seminar
7 September 2021
Admission deadline for:
John Locke and England's Empire
David Armitage directs a virtual weekend seminar
15 November 2021
Admission and Grant-in-Aid deadline for:
Early Modern Intersections in the American South
Heather Miyano Kopelson, Jenny Shaw, and Cassander L. Smith organize a symposium
Rac(e)ing the Shakespearean Archive: Antebellum, Civil War, and Reconstruction New Orleans
Michael P. Kuczynski and John “Ray” Proctor lead a weekend workshop
Out of the Archives: Digital Projects as Early Modern Research Objects
Margaret Simon, Christopher Warren, and Christopher Crosbie organize a weekend seminar
18 January 2022
Admission and Grant-in-Aid deadline for:
“Gilding the Guilt”: The Gilded Age, Craft Production, and the Construction of Cultural Capital
Barbara Bono, Carrie Tirado Bramen, Maria Horne, and Stacy Carson Hubbard lead a weekend workshop
Reading Scotland before 1707
Margaret Connolly, Rhiannon Purdue, Jane Pettegree, and Harriet Archer organize a symposium
Historicizing Heritage
Carolyn Dinshaw and Christine Hoffmann organize a weekend workshop
7 March 2022
Admission and Grant-in-Aid deadline for:
Introduction to English Paleography
Heather Wolfe directs a weeklong intensive skills course
