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Penn Humanities Forum Graduate
Research Assistantship
The Penn Humanities Forum offers a Graduate
Research Assistantship each academic year
for a University of Pennsylvania dissertation-level (ABD) student
in the humanities whose thesis pertains to
the Forum's research topic for that year. Students receive full support (tuition plus a stipend). Applicants may not be holding other positions (e.g.,
teaching) and must be in good academic and financial standing
with the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
The position involves participation in the ongoing business of the Penn Humanities Forum, which includes serving as student coordinator of the Graduate Humanities Forum biweekly Research Seminar and annual conference, staffing and participating in PHF's weekly Faculty Mellon Research Seminar, and helping to staff the Forum's public events and other programs as needed.
The annual Call for Applications is announced each fall semester, with personal interviews conducted in late March as part of the application process.
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2011-12 Adaptations: Sarah Dowling, English |
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2010-11 Virtuality: Scott Enderle, English |
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2009-10 Connections: Rachael Nichols, English |
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2008-09 Change: Chris Hunter, Comparative Literature |
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2007·08
Origins: Erik Mathisen, History |
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2006·07
Travel: Joseph Benatov, Comparative Literature |
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2005·06
Word & Image: Mary Beth Wetli, German |
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2004·05
Sleep & Dreams: Kristina Baumli, English |
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2003·04
Belief: Dierdra Reber, Romance Languages (Spanish) |
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2002·03
The Book: Pamela Geller, Anthropology |
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2001·02
Time: Charles Golden, Anthropology |
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2000·01
Style: Erin McCleary, History & Sociology of Science |
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