Illinois program research humanities

Applicants choosing to apply in their first year must provide a letter verifying exceptional circumstances from their unit Executive Officer. Applications may be particularly appropriate for faculty in their final year before submission of the tenure dossier when they are completing scholarly work on which their tenure decision will be based. Continuing support is not available under the program. Applicants should download the EO approval form. Applicants can save data typed into this form.

Please upload a PDF of the signed form with the application for teaching release time. HRT applications can no longer be accompanied by additional funding requests to the Campus Research Board. Applicants are welcome, however, to submit requests for research related to the teaching release time at later Campus Research Board deadlines. Please carefully review all eligibility and submission requirements before applying.

Please note deadlines vary by program. PhDs are the only terminal degree accepted. Please note that these are external fellowships; current full- and part-time faculty members at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, as well as scholars who received their doctorates from the Urbana campus, are not eligible for these awards. Scholars who cannot legitimately anticipate the conferral of their degrees by July 31, , should not apply.

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Report this Sponsor. Last modified on The Humanities Research Institute HRI was established in to promote interdisciplinary study in the humanities, arts, and social sciences at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

In that time, HRI has hosted conferences; organized panel discussions, lectures, and other events; awarded event grants, research prizes, and fellowships; supported reading groups and public humanities outreach groups such as the Odyssey Project and the Education Justice Project; and co-sponsored numerous events involving a wide range of campus units and departments.

In the past, HRI has also run art exhibits and film series, as well as organized Curtain Call discussions following performances at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, gallery tours and conversations at the Krannert Art Museum, and performances by artists from the University of Illinois and elsewhere.

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