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    Society of Fellows: Graduate Team Fellowships

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    Society of Fellows: Graduate Team Fellowships support Ohio State arts and humanities graduate students’ research and creative work to explore “(Re)formations” through a mentored, cross-disciplinary cohort.

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    Funder: Ohio State University

    Due Dates: February 16, 2027 (Application) | April 1, 2027 (Fellowships announced) | Autumn 2027 (Award begins)

    Funding Amounts: Three consecutive semesters of tuition and covered fees, a minimum $2,897 monthly stipend, and up to $500 for travel and research

    Summary: Supports Ohio State arts and humanities graduate students’ research and creative projects on the 2027–28 theme, “(Re)formations,” through a mentored, cross-disciplinary cohort.

    Key Information: Fellows must reside in Columbus, attend in-person meetings, and hold no other employment or appointment during the fellowship.


    Description

    Ohio State University’s Global Arts + Humanities (GAH), through its Cross-Disciplinary Research Exchange, offers Society of Fellows Graduate Team Fellowships to recognize graduate students’ academic accomplishments and cross-disciplinary aspirations. The year-long fellowship supports disciplinary, cross-disciplinary and community-engaged arts and humanities research and creative work, including projects developing participatory networks with local Columbus communities. Fellows pursue individual projects with departmental advisors while exchanging research and developing cross-disciplinary methods with a GAH faculty mentor.

    The 2027–28 theme, “(Re)formations,” explores adaptation, reuse, translation and intertextuality as engines of inquiry and creation. Projects may examine how cultural forms are reinterpreted, reclaimed or reimagined; what transformation preserves or erases; and who has authority to transform inherited forms. The theme also invites inquiry into how reforming or refusing conventions changes power, authority and belonging.


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