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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 consult collections needed for their defined research projects.

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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 making short visits to consult UConn Archives & Special Collections holdings.

    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 research grants to offset travel expenses for short visits to its archival holdings. The program supports scholars and researchers at any career stage who need direct access to departmental collections for a defined project. Priority goes to applicants who demonstrate a research need for materials available in Archives & Special Collections.

    Particular consideration is given to projects using selected collections in Connecticut citizen advocacy, Latin American politics and social movements, Black arts programming, business and tax resistance, disability and domestic labor, railroad electrification, poetry, artists’ books, Montessori education, children’s illustration, avant-garde literature, and silk manufacturing. Recipients consult the collections for the purpose outlined in their proposal and describe the value of the research experience to their project.


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