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    UConn Archives and Special Collections Research Grants

    UConn Archives and Special Collections Research Grants support scholars and researchers with travel for short archival visits to pursue projects that need materials in the department’s collections.

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    Funder: University of Connecticut Library, Archives & Special Collections

    Due Dates: January 30, 2027 (Annual submission deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $1,500 USD for travel expenses for a short archival research visit

    Summary: Supports scholars and researchers at any career stage with travel funding to conduct research in UConn Archives & Special Collections.

    Key Information: Recipients must complete at least three full research days in residence; payment follows completion of fellowship requirements.


    Description

    The University of Connecticut Library’s Archives & Special Collections offers competitive travel grants for short visits to conduct research in its collections. The program supports scholars and researchers at any career stage, prioritizing projects that demonstrate a research need for materials held by the department. Selection is made by the Head of Archives & Special Collections and the archivists responsible for collections relevant to each project.

    Particular consideration is given to research using highlighted holdings spanning Connecticut citizen advocacy, Latin American political and social movements, Black arts, women’s business and political activity, disability and domestic labor, and railroad electrification. Other priority collections support work on poetry, experimental artists’ books, Montessori education, children’s illustration, avant-garde literature, and New England silk manufacturing.


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