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Find similar grantsPublic Programming Grants is sponsored by University of Alabama in Huntsville Humanities Center. Funds programs that enrich the intellectual and professional lives of UAH faculty and students, as well as the Huntsville community, by bringing prominent scholars and authors to campus.
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You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. The Humanities Center's Public Programming Grants fund programs that enrich the intellectual and professional lives of UAH faculty and students as well as the Huntsville community.
The Humanities Center's faculty research grants provide tenured and tenure-earning faculty monies for humanities-related projects. The purpose of these grants is to contribute to the professional development of faculty members and enhance their scholarly productivity. The Center's matching funds afford faculty the opportunity to extend monies from outside grants to further their larger and sustained research projects and initiatives.
Visiting Eminent Scholar Chair The Humanities Center's Visiting Eminent Scholar Chairs are elite scholars invited to come to UAH for one academic year in order to contribute to the intellectual growth of UAH faculty and students at UAH, increase the visibility of the humanities in the Huntsville community, and highlights the value of the humanities to matters of public interest.
The Humanities Center's Library Enhancement Grants enhance the diversity and depth of instructional programming at UAH as well as the research capacities of our students and faculty.
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Public Programming Grants is funded by University of Alabama in Huntsville Humanities Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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