Mary Todd Sabbatical Award supports faculty research, writing, scholarly work, and professional development during leave to advance academic excellence, disciplinary contributions, and service.
James McKeen Cattell Sabbatical Awards support psychologists’ extended sabbaticals, funding research-related activities that have the potential to transform their existing research programs.
The Christa McAuliffe Sabbatical offers a year-long paid leave to a New Hampshire public school teacher to develop and implement an innovative project that enhances teaching statewide.
The Mary Isabel Sibley Fellowship supports women in early research careers with a year of original research in Greek or French studies, continuing a tradition of scholarship with the hope of publication.
Barra Sabbatical Fellowship supports a faculty scholar on leave with time for book-length research to advance study of North America’s histories and cultures in the Atlantic world before 1850.
Beth B. Hess Memorial Dissertation Scholarship supports advanced sociology Ph.D. students completing dissertations, prioritizing research on inequality, social justice, and social problems.