Romeyne Robert and Uguccione Sorbello Fellowship

Romeyne Robert and Uguccione Sorbello Fellowship is sponsored by Romeyne Robert and Uguccione Ranieri Foundation (USA) and Fondazione Ranieri di Sorbello (Perugia, Italy). This fellowship promotes research and scholarly work related to the political, historical, economic, and cultural relationship between Italy and the United States, including cultural diplomacy and promotion of Italian language and culture in the U.

Fellowship - Sorbello Foundation | Romeyne Robert and Uguccione Hit enter to search or ESC to close Uguccione Sorbello Fellowship Fellowship Grant promoted by the Romeyne Robert and Uguccione Ranieri Foundation (USA) and the Fondazione Ranieri di Sorbello (Perugia, Italy) The grant is co-sponsored with the John. D.

Calandra Italian American Institute (CUNY) The grant is also in partnership with the University for Foreigners (Perugia, Italy) and the Center for Italian Studies, Stony Brook University (SUNY) Deadline for applications October 12, 2026 Romeyne Robert in an early 20th century photo.

Uguccione at work in his office at the General Italian Consulate in New York, 1954 Uguccione Sorbello Fellowship Fellowship Grant promoted by the Romeyne Robert and Uguccione Ranieri Foundation (USA) and the Fondazione Ranieri di Sorbello (Perugia, Italy) The grant is co-sponsored with the John. D.

Calandra Italian American Institute (CUNY) The grant is also in partnership with the University for Foreigners (Perugia, Italy) and the Center for Italian Studies, Stony Brook University (SUNY) Deadline for applications October 12, 2026 The Romeyne Robert and Uguccione Ranieri Fellowship Grant is designed to promote and support quality research and scholarly work related to the political, historical, economic and cultural relationship between Italy and the United States, including public and private networks, institutions and individuals.

This fellowship seeks to strengthen and make visible scholarship on U.S.-Italy relations and on issues of cultural exchange.

Honoring the legacy of both Romeyne Robert and Uguccione Ranieri, the grant will be awarded to researchers of any nationality working on projects involving (but not limited to) themes and topics related to institutions active in fields such as: U.S.-Italy political, social and economic relations Cultural diplomacy and promotion of Italian language and culture in the U.S. Literary and artistic exchanges between Italy and the U.S. Women entrepreneurship and women empowerment through education The research should result in original scholarship; e.g., an academic essay, a book chapter or a book-length manuscript.

The John D. Calandra Italian American Institute has first rights of acceptance for intended publication. Applicants must hold a doctoral degree from an accredited institution of higher education in social sciences, economics, humanities or the fine arts, or have equivalent experience.

The Romeyne Robert and Uguccione Ranieri Fellowship Grant Selection Committee particularly welcomes applications from postdoctoral students and early career scholars. The fellowship will provide for research support up to S10,000.

To apply, please provide: – A resume or CV, one to two pages maximum – A cover letter indicating your interest in the fellowship, how the fellowship will support future plans or current studies/projects, and the skills you would bring to the fellowship – A project description including a timeline – A budget of projected expenses – A separate short statement explaining your academic status – A work sample that demonstrates your proficiency as a writer, researcher, and/or communicator For questions related to the application process or to send your application contact us at the email address fellowship@sorbellofoundation.

org Uguccione and Romeyne on the terrace of Palazzo Sorbello, 1940.