Lapidus-OI Fellowships support advanced graduate students’ archival research travel to study early American and transatlantic print culture, including slavery, authorship, production, circulation, and reception.
The Lapidus Fellowship from the Omohundro Institute funds a month-long residency for research using rare early American legal texts at William & Mary’s Wolf Law Library.
Short-Term Fellowships support researchers studying transatlantic slavery, funding on-site work with Schomburg Center collections to advance scholarship on slavery and anti-slavery in the Atlantic World.
OI-Folger Institute Fellowships support scholars’ short-term research using Folger collections to study early America and its connections with the wider Atlantic and Pacific worlds.
OI-Folger Institute Short-Term Visiting Fellowships support advanced graduate students through senior scholars in on-site research at the Folger Institute to advance the study of early America.
Scholarly Fellowships support doctoral candidates, faculty, and independent scholars in archival research on American history, with priority given to colonial history, slavery and abolition, and the Cold War.