Harper-Inglis Post-Graduate Fellowship
The Harper-Inglis Post-Graduate Fellowship at the Library of Congress supports early-career conservation scientists to conduct hands-on research with Library collections.
Funder: Library of Congress
Due Dates: March 2027 (expected; next cycle) | Ongoing (general inquiries)
Funding Amounts: $45,000 for one year; possible one-year extension; stipend only, no additional benefits.
Summary: Supports recent graduates in conservation or preservation science to conduct research and gain hands-on experience at the Library of Congress.
Key Information: U.S. citizenship and recent completion of a recognized art conservation graduate program required.
Description
The Harper-Inglis Post-Graduate Fellowship, administered by the Library of Congress Preservation Directorate, is designed for emerging conservators or scientists who have completed advanced studies in book, paper, or photograph conservation or preservation science. This fellowship offers recipients the opportunity to pursue an independent research project related to the Library’s collections while refining their practical and laboratory skills in a world-class conservation environment. The fellowship aims to advance the field of preservation and conservation science and promote the stewardship of cultural heritage.
