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.
Reese Fellowship supports scholars’ residential research in American bibliography and book history using the American Antiquarian Society’s collections to explore printing, publishing, and reading.
The Reese Fellowship funds hands-on research into the history of print culture and bibliography in the Americas, emphasizing direct study of original materials.
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.
Long-term Fellowship supports researchers in residence at the John Carter Brown Library, funding sustained study of the early Americas to advance scholarship, including West Indian and Caribbean history.
Remote Fellowship Program supports scholars researching the colonial Americas remotely, providing research support and an intellectual community to advance scholarship on the early Americas.