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    Edward Guiliano Global Undergraduate Fellowship

    Edward Guiliano Global Undergraduate Fellowship supports humanities undergraduates in research, creative work, and learning beyond their communities to advance academic and professional goals.

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    An application form and submission requirements were added: a single PDF containing a two-page narrative, one-page budget/justification, and two-page CV/résumé; equipment costs are capped at 25% of the project budget. Registration is now open for the October 29, 2026, 2:00–2:45 p.m. ET virtual Q&A; other application details were also added.

    Funder: Modern Language Association

    Due Dates: October 29, 2026 (Virtual Q&A) | December 8, 2026 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $750–$5,000 per award, typically $2,500; up to twenty awards annually

    Summary: Supports undergraduate humanities students pursuing transformative research, learning, and professional experiences beyond their immediate communities.

    Key Information: Applicants must be full-time undergraduates in the United States or Canada with active MLA undergraduate membership.


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    The Modern Language Association’s Edward Guiliano Global Undergraduate Fellowship supports students in languages, literatures, and related fields pursuing transformative experiences beyond their immediate communities. It funds research, critical-creative work, scholarly activities, conference and arts-event presentations, nonprofit learning opportunities, and academically grounded community engagement partnerships.

    The fellowship emphasizes experiences that push personal, academic, or creative boundaries and cannot be replicated locally or without fellowship support. Projects should advance students’ professional development, research, or creative aims through intellectually meaningful and feasible work. Supported community partnerships may include volunteer work, internships, and collaborative research, while nonprofit opportunities may include courses and working groups appropriate to the student’s program of study.


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