Researcher/Fellow Carroll Fellows Program at Georgetown University
This fellowship allows top Georgetown undergraduates to conduct original research in humanities, arts, and culture using the Library of Congress's Kluge Center resources.
Funder: Library of Congress
Due Dates: Ongoing
Funding Amounts: Non-paid; no stipend provided; possible academic credit arranged through your school.
Summary: Enables Georgetown undergraduates to conduct research in humanities, art, culture, and related disciplines at the Library of Congress's Kluge Center.
Key Information: Only open to top 1% of enrolled Georgetown undergraduate students; U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and visa holders eligible.
Description
The Carroll Fellows Program at Georgetown University offers a unique research fellowship for undergraduate students to engage in scholarly work at the John W. Kluge Center within the Library of Congress. Participants gain hands-on research experience, access to the Library's world-class collections, and exposure to a vibrant scholarly community. The program is designed for students interested in the humanities, arts, culture, and any discipline relevant to the Kluge collections.
