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Find similar grantsMAA/GSC Grant for Innovation in Community-Building and Professionalization is sponsored by The Medieval Academy of America. This grant aims to stimulate new and innovative efforts that support pre-professionalization, encourage communication and collaboration across diverse groups of graduate students, and build communities amongst graduate student medievalists.
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