M. C. Lang Fellowship in Book History, Bibliography, and Humanities Teaching with Historical Sources funds educators’ RBS courses to connect book history with humanities teaching and inspire wonder in students.
The RBS-UVA Fellowship Program supports University of Virginia students’ research using written, printed, and born-digital special collections in the context of preserving and communicating the historical record.
E. Ph. Goldschmidt Fellowship supports people beginning careers in rare books and related fields through coursework and practical summer work at Rare Book School to build knowledge and experience.
Reese Fellowship in the Print Culture of the Americas supports graduate students and early-career book professionals through staff work and American-themed study within Rare Book School’s educational work.
HBCU Scholars Fellowship supports HBCU-affiliated scholars, writers, and faculty pursuing humanities projects that contribute to scholarship, reach public audiences, and amplify underrepresented voices.
Supports hands-on bibliographical research on medieval and early modern books and manuscripts at the Harry Ransom Center, funded by the Bibliographical Society of America.