H-15 Grant: Early Career Research Grant
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The H-15 Grant funds early career scholars to conduct original archival research advancing the history of nursing and supporting new scholarship in the field.
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Funder: American Association for the History of Nursing
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (projected) | May 2027 (projected)
Funding Amounts: $3,000 per award; one-year grant term; up to 8% indirect costs for academic institutions
Summary: Supports early career scholars conducting historical research in nursing, fostering new archival scholarship in the field.
Key Information: Applicants must be AAHN members with a research doctorate earned within the past 8 years.
Description
The H-15 Grant, offered by the American Association for the History of Nursing (AAHN), is designed to support early career scholars who have earned a research doctorate within the previous eight years. The grant aims to foster new historical research in nursing, encouraging the production of original scholarship and the use of archival materials. Recipients are expected to advance their long-term research goals and contribute to the growth of nursing history as a scholarly field. The grant supports a wide range of historical research projects and provides funding for direct research costs, including travel, equipment, copying, and salary support.
