Collaborative Humanities Graduate Seminars supports Brown faculty pairs in developing innovative, team-taught graduate courses that bring collaborative teaching into the humanities certificate curriculum.
Collaborative Humanities Labs supports researchers in shared, cross-disciplinary projects that combine distinct methods to address important and emerging issues and produce new or integrative knowledge.
The Cogut Seminar Fellowships support Brown University scholars in humanities research and interdisciplinary seminars to foster collaboration and innovative scholarship.
Cogut Doctoral Certificate Fellowships support Brown University doctoral students’ certificate studies in Collaborative Humanities or Digital Humanities to advance their pursuit of these credentials.
Humanities Initiative Programming Fund supports Brown faculty’s collaborative research, teaching, and humanities programming to enrich academic and creative dialogue across the university.
New England Humanities Consortium Community Collaborative Grants support faculty and community partners in shared humanities projects to connect consortium institutions with regional and local organizations.