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Antarctic Artists & Writers Fellowship is sponsored by National Science Foundation (via Polar STEAM). Antarctic Artists and Writers Fellowship is a fellowship from the National Science Foundation via Polar STEAM that funds working artists, writers, and creative practitioners to travel to Antarctica for four to eight weeks during October through February.
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Application - Polar STEAM Applications for Polar STEAM Polar STEAM recruits Educators, Researchers, and Artists & Writers annually. The selected Fellows will then collaborate as a cohort over the course of a year. Educator Application – Accepting Applications Educator applications for the 2027/28 season are open .
Applications close on July 15 at noon Pacific Time. Late applications will not be accepted.
Educator applications are currently being accepted for the following programs: Arctic field research, boreal summer 2027 Antarctic field research, austral summer 2027/28 Virtual collaborations, Arctic and Antarctic, 2027 Educators in the follow ing areas are welcome to apply: Educators across all subject areas who are US citizens or permanent residents and at least 21 years old.
Informal educators who can incorporate polar science education into their work. Faculty from community colleges and Primarily Undergraduate Serving Institutions (PUI). 6-12 grade classroom educators.
Educators must be currently working with a defined group of learners to be eligible. Virtual and field collaborations are available. Before you apply, please read the FAQs .
Applicants are strongly encouraged to watch our Educator Program Overview . Applications must be submitted through the application portal in InfoReady. Use the “Submit Application” link below.
You will need to make an account. Preview the application questions here . Please reach out to polarsteam@oregonstate.
edu with questions. Researcher Information – Recruiting Now! Polar STEAM is a partner in your broader impacts work and facilitates collaborations between educators, artists, & writers and polar researchers.
Virtual and field collaborations are available. We are currently recruiting researchers for the following polar seasons: Arctic field research, boreal summer 2027 Antarctic field research, austral summer 2027/28 Virtual collaborations, Arctic and Antarctic, 2027 We are also interested in talking with researchers who are submitting NSF proposals for future work and are interested in collaborating with Polar STEAM.
Polar STEAM welcomes applications from NSF-funded polar researchers across a wide spectrum of research disciplines including social sciences. Designate one researcher on the team as the primary point of contact with Polar STEAM. We work with PIs and other members of the research team, including graduate students.
Here is what you can expect from a Polar STEAM Collaboration: No cost for you to participate – We cover educator travel, stipends, and gear. Field support – Educators are expected to be fully engaged team members. Community – Join a cohort of 15–20 polar researchers for networking and mentorship.
Broader impacts – We can offer guidance to report and build on your experience for future NSF proposals. Visibility – We help share your research with new audiences through educator and artist collaborations. Watch our 8 minute Researcher Information video Read the FAQs for more information Researchers can request a meeting with the team via Zoom or send questions by email to polarsteam@oregonstate.
edu. Antarctic Artists & Writers Application – Accepting Applications Only individuals can apply, and only individuals will be awarded fellowships. Key information to know before you apply: Applications will close July 1 at 11:59 pm Pacific Time.
Polar STEAM welcomes applications from working artists, writers, and creative practitioners in a variety of genres, from traditional to experimental. This opportunity is available to U.S. citizens or permanent residents, and you must be at least 21 years old to apply This application is for the 2027-28 Antarctic summer season, typically October through March, with a possible option for early season (August through September).
Most deployments are 6- 8 weeks in length. Before you apply, please read the FAQs . Applicants are strongly encouraged to attend or watch the recording of the informational webinar .
April 30th at 2pm Pacific Time. Application questions can be previewed here . For question about the application or submission process, please email joy.
jensen@oregonstate. edu . Staff are unable to comment on the merit of the creative proposal, but can provide assistance with the application process.
If you have program-specific questions, please email polarsteam@oregonstate. edu . Polar STEAM views our differences with curiosity and seeks to broaden the reach of polar sciences.
Made possible with funding by the U.S. National Science Foundation Award #2221990. The information contained here is those of the author(s) and does not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. National Science Foundation. Receive regular updates to your inbox with the latest information about the Polar STEAM program.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Working artists, writers, and creative practitioners. Various genres from traditional to experimental. Deployment to Antarctica for 4-8 weeks during October-February. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The most recent published deadline was July 15, 2026, which has passed. This is an annual program, so a new cycle should follow. Check the funder's website for the next application window.
Antarctic Artists & Writers Fellowship is funded by National Science Foundation (via Polar STEAM). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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