Junior Faculty Research Colloquium Program
Harvard's Junior Faculty Research Colloquium Program supports tenure-track faculty by hosting expert-led, interdisciplinary colloquia to advance research and career development.
Funder: Harvard University
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2026
Funding Amounts: Not specified; support typically covers costs of hosting a research colloquium (travel, lodging, meals, meeting space, and logistics).
Summary: Supports tenure-track Harvard faculty by organizing research colloquia that provide expert feedback and foster career development in an interdisciplinary setting.
Key Information: For Harvard tenure-track faculty only; program provides in-kind support rather than direct grant funds.
Description
The Junior Faculty Research Colloquium Program at the Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, is designed to advance the career development of tenure-track faculty by convening experts from within and beyond Harvard for intensive feedback and reflection. Each colloquium centers on the junior faculty member’s research and career trajectory, leveraging the expertise of invited participants in a collegial, neutral setting. The program aims to foster scholarly growth, facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration, and help junior faculty refine their research and professional goals.
