Funder: American Association for the History of Nursing
Due Dates: May 1, 2027 (Application) | June 15, 2027 (Decision) | July 1, 2027 (Notification and award) | July 30, 2028 (Final report)
Funding Amounts: $3,000 for one year; eligible faculty may also receive 8% Facilities and Administration indirect costs
Summary: Supports established scholars conducting new historical research that expands scholarship and produces new materials in nursing history.
Key Information: Applicants must be AAHN members with a research doctorate earned more than eight years ago; eligibility criteria specifically require an original-research history book.
Description
The American Association for the History of Nursing (AAHN) offers the H-21 Established Scholar Research Grant to support a new historical research study in the history of nursing. Intended for mid-career and senior faculty members or independent researchers, the grant aims to grow nursing history scholarship through original inquiry and the new materials produced by recipients.
Proposals should explain how the research problem fits within current historical knowledge and why the findings may be important. Projects may include access to archival collections, with support for expenses such as travel, equipment, copying, or salary. The AAHN Research Grant Review Panel reviews applications, and recipients share their findings through research reporting suitable for the AAHN website and a statement for the AAHN Bulletin.
