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Find similar grantsTeaching and Research Grants is sponsored by University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center. These grants support innovative projects, course development, and symposia that substantially incorporate American Heritage Center (AHC) resources.
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Funding Resources for Focused Groups We support a variety of scholar activities through the grants, fellowships, and awards we offer and encourage applications from researchers with diverse backgrounds and disciplines.
The AHC is committed to fostering an inclusive research environment and promoting innovative inquiry that provides new perspectives on a wide range of historical Our collections span regional, national, and international subjects with particular strengths in the American West and topics that intersect with global cultural, environmental, and industrial developments. Explore our collections on Archives West .
Unless otherwise indicated, send all applications and inquiries to Rare Book Curator Mary Beth Brown . All application materials should be submitted electronically. LEARN MORE Grants Alan K.
Simpson Fellowship George A. Rentschler Fellowship Majewski Research Fellowship Peter K. Simpson Fellowship Women in Public Life Fellowship Travel Grants Teaching and Research Grants Undergraduate Research Awards Graduate Student Research Awards Alan K.
Simpson Fellowship George A. Rentschler Fellowship Majewski Research Fellowship Peter K. Simpson Fellowship Women in Public Life Fellowship Teaching and Research Grants Undergraduate Research Awards Graduate Student Research Awards These grants support research projects utilizing the AHC's extensive collections.
These grants are open to scholars at all stages, from graduate students to established $750 per grant to cover transportation, lodging, and food expenses. Ten grants awarded annually (five each in fall and spring cycles). Fall cycle: October 31, 2026.
Research visit to AHC must be completed by August 31, Spring cycle: March 31, 2027. Research visit to AHC must be completed by August 31, Application requirements: Completed application form. Project description (max.
2 pages). Travel Grant Application (PDF) - Includes full details to apply. Alan K.
Simpson Fellowship in Western Political History $3,000 stipend for a 20-day residency at the AHC. Stipend can be prorated for shorter Issued upon completion of research visit and submission of a project summary. No advance Western political history.
AHC archives offer insights into the careers of a diverse array of politicians, activists, and influencers within the political landscape, including significant holdings that represent a wide range of political beliefs. Open to scholars at all levels, from graduate students to tenured faculty. Call for Alan K.
Simpson Fellowship Proposals (PDF) - Includes full details to apply. The Alan K. Simpson Fellowship in Western Political History page Bernard L.
Majewski Research Fellowship $3,000 stipend for a 20-day residency at the AHC. Stipend can be prorated for shorter Issued upon completion of research visit and submission of a project summary. No advance History of economic geology, including exploration and development.
Also supports inquiry into related fields such as environmental and natural resources history. Projects combining AHC materials with data from other sources, such as archaeology or earth sciences, are also encouraged. Open to scholars at all levels, from graduate students to tenured faculty.
Call for Majewski Fellowship Proposals (PDF) - Includes full details to apply. The Bernard L. Majewski Research Fellowship page Fellowship for the Study of 20th Century American Popular Culture $3,000 stipend for a 20-day residency at the AHC.
Stipend can be prorated for shorter Issued upon completion of research visit and submission of a project summary. No advance Influence of popular culture on American society. AHC's collections offer extensive materials on the entertainment industry, including papers from producers, directors, actors, and musicians.
Notable holdings cover the cartoon and comic book industry, as well as representations of the "Western image" across various media. Open to late postdoctoral investigators and new faculty (Assistant Professor or below). Call for Popular Culture Fellowship Proposals (PDF) - Includes full details to apply.
George A. Rentschler Fellowship on the Study of the American West $3,000 stipend for a 20-day residency at the AHC. Stipend can be prorated for shorter Issued upon completion of research visit and submission of a project summary.
No advance Insightful scholarship exploring the complex narratives, cultural dynamics, and historical developments of the American West. Open to scholars at all levels, from graduate students to tenured faculty. Call for Rentschler Fellowship Proposals (PDF) - Includes full details to apply.
The George A. Rentschler Fellowship on the Study of the American West Page Peter K. Simpson Fellowship on the American West $8,000 stipend for a 20-day stay divided between AHC and Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming.
Original research advancing knowledge and understanding about the history and myths Open to scholars at all levels, from graduate students to tenured faculty. Research visits to AHC and BBCW must be completed within 15 months of award notification. Send electronically to BBCW Research Assistant Nathan Bender ( NathanB@centerofthewest.
org ). Call for Peter K. Simpson Fellowship Proposals (PDF) - Includes full details to apply.
The Peter K. Simpson Fellowship on the American West Page Women in Public Life Fellowship $3,000 stipend for a 20-day residency at the AHC. Stipend can be prorated for shorter Issued upon completion of research visit and submission of a project summary.
No advance Women in public life across various fields. AHC's collections offer extensive resources on women's issues, prominent figures, and everyday experiences from the past 150 years. Materials cover politics, activism, professional achievements, and social history, supporting multifaceted research in women's roles in American culture.
Open to scholars at all levels, from graduate students to tenured faculty. Call for Women in Public Life Fellowship Proposals (PDF) - Includes full details to apply. The Women in Public Life Fellowship page UW-Specific Opportunities Teaching and Research Grants These grants support innovative projects, course development, and symposia that substantially incorporate AHC resources.
These grants are open to University of Wyoming students, faculty, academic professionals, and staff. + Student research projects: $200-$500. + Digital humanities projects: $500-$1,000.
+ Curriculum development (module): $500-$1,500. + Curriculum development (full course): $1,500-$3,000. + Research symposium planning: $1,000-$1,500.
All funded activities must be completed by December 31, 2027. Recipients must submit a one-page summary of their project upon completion. Teaching and Research Grant Application (PDF) - Includes full details to apply.
Undergraduate Research Awards $500 cash prize with no restrictions on use. UW undergraduates in any discipline. Recognizes excellent use of AHC primary sources in academic research.
Research papers, creative writing, exhibits, websites, podcasts, art projects, etc. Research must be for academic credit. Faculty may submit on behalf of students, or students may apply with faculty support. Research must be completed during the current academic year.
Undergraduate Research Award Nomination (PDF) - Includes full details to nominate. The Undergraduate Research Awards Page Graduate Student Research Awards $500 cash prize with no restrictions on use. UW graduate students in any discipline.
Highlights exemplary graduate research utilizing AHC collections . Research papers, creative writing, exhibits, websites, podcasts, art projects, etc. Research must be for academic credit. Faculty may submit on behalf of students, or students may apply with faculty support.
Research must be completed during the current academic year. Graduate Student Research Award Nomination (PDF) - Includes full details for nomination. 2111 E.
Willett Dr. (Street Address) Discover history on the AHC's blog Click here for mailing information instagram facebook twitter The University of Wyoming has earned its Research Level 1 (R1) status from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, placing Wyoming's only four-year university with the top research universities in the United States.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: University of Wyoming students, faculty, academic professionals, and staff. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $200 - $3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Teaching and Research Grants are due February 28, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Teaching and Research Grants is funded by University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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