Pembroke Seminar Graduate Student Fellowships
Forecasted
Brown University's Pembroke Seminar Graduate Student Fellowships support advanced doctoral students in interdisciplinary research and scholarly exchange through active participation in the Pembroke Seminar.
Funder: Brown University
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2026 (Full application deadline; projected, annual Fall cycle)
Funding Amounts: Not specified; fellowship provides seminar participation and scholarly engagement, not a guaranteed stipend.
Summary: Supports advanced doctoral students at Brown University with interdisciplinary research engagement and feedback via the Pembroke Seminar.
Key Information: For Brown University doctoral students nearing dissertation stage; see program page for annual cycle updates.
Description
The Pembroke Seminar Graduate Student Fellowships at Brown University offer advanced doctoral students the opportunity to participate in a vibrant interdisciplinary scholarly community through the Pembroke Seminar, hosted by the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women. Fellows present their work-in-progress, receive feedback from faculty, postdoctoral, undergraduate, and visiting fellows, and engage in regular intellectual exchange. The program is designed to foster scholarly growth, collaboration, and the refinement of research projects in a dynamic academic environment.
