The Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship at the Smithsonian Institution supports research in conservation by combining Western and Indigenous knowledge to benefit Indigenous communities.
Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship Program supports academic researchers and doctoral candidates in on-site, collections-based research to advance the interpretation of Virginia and American history.
Smithsonian American Art Museum Fellowship Program supports scholars with residential research on American art, craft, and visual culture in Smithsonian collections to advance excellence in art history.
Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship supports doctoral researchers studying art beyond European and U.S. traditions through research abroad and residency at the National Gallery of Art to complete dissertations.
Fellowships in American Art support scholars’ residential research on U.S. art, craft, and visual culture using Smithsonian resources to broaden perspectives and advance original scholarship.
The Robert D. Hevey, Jr. and Constance M. Filling Fellowship in Anthropology supports graduate students’ research at NMNH to study contemporary Indigenous communities, languages, or cultural diversity.