The Plant Humanities Summer Program offers interdisciplinary research and training on the cultural significance of plants, combining virtual seminars and hands-on experience with historic gardens and collections.
APS/CSHL Undergraduate Summer Internship in the History of Biology supports one undergraduate’s archival research at two institutions to develop a project exploring the history of the life sciences.
Select Summer Residency Program supports humanities scholars through a four-week residency with research resources and interdisciplinary exchange to jump-start projects or advance existing work.
The Humanities in Place grant funds projects that highlight overlooked histories and cultural heritage, fostering public understanding and deeper community connections.
Humanities Fellowships support early-career humanities professionals through immersive projects, expert mentorship, and professional development to build a foundation for careers in the humanities.
The Garden Club of America and the Royal Horticultural Society Interchange Fellowships fund American and British scholars’ practical horticultural training to exchange knowledge and foster cross-cultural ties.