American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies
The American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ASECS), founded in 1969, is the foremost learned society in the United States for the study of all aspects of the period from the later seventeenth through the early nineteenth century — the "long eighteenth century." Its interdisciplinary membership spans literature, history, art history, music, philosophy, and the sciences. In partnership with leading research libraries and institutions, ASECS sponsors a program of research fellowships, travel-to-collection grants, and named funds that support scholars at every career stage — including library and archival fellowships, conference travel support for graduate students and non-tenure-track faculty, and awards for research-in-progress. The Society also confers a set of book, article, and essay prizes recognizing distinguished published scholarship.
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36 grantsBibliographical Society of America – ASECS Library Fellowship
The Bibliographical Society of America – ASECS Library Fellowship supports scholars and dissertation students pursuing projects in eighteenth-century studies to advance their research on the period.
Shirley Bill Fund
The Shirley Bill Fund from the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies supports innovative undergraduate course design in eighteenth-century studies.
Rare Book School – RBS–ASECS Fellowship
The Rare Book School – RBS–ASECS Fellowship supports scholars of eighteenth-century studies in taking a Rare Book School course to pursue learning connected to their ongoing work in the field.
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