Clark/Oakley Humanities Fellows
The Clark/Oakley Humanities Fellowship offers a residency for humanities scholars pursuing interdisciplinary visual research, with support and engagement at Williams College and the Clark Art Institute.
Funder: Williams College : Faculty at Williams
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (Oakley Resident Fellowship application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Ample stipend based on salary and sabbatical replacement needs; typically one academic year; single semester possible.
Summary: Supports national and international humanities scholars using interdisciplinary approaches to the visual, offering residency and engagement at both Williams College’s Oakley Center and the Clark Art Institute.
Description
The Clark/Oakley Humanities Fellowship is a collaborative residency program between the Oakley Center at Williams College and the Research and Academic Program at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute. It is designed for national and international scholars in the humanities whose research adopts an interdisciplinary approach to the visual. Fellows are provided with an office at the Oakley Center, housing at the Clark scholars' residence, and are immersed in the intellectual communities of both institutions. The program aims to foster a supportive environment for research, encourage participation in weekly forums at the Oakley Center, and provide opportunities to engage with lectures, workshops, symposia, and international conferences at the Clark.
