Vladeck Fellowships
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Vladeck Fellowships support New York University junior faculty launching or completing substantial research in social justice, health care, labor law, labor history, and individual rights to address urban problems.
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Funder: New York University
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Award amount not specified
Summary: Supports junior faculty launching or completing substantial research on urban problems in social justice, health care, labor law, labor history, and individual rights.
Key Information: An internal NYU faculty funding opportunity intended for junior faculty.
Description
Vladeck Fellowships are part of New York University’s internal faculty funding opportunities. They enable selected junior faculty to launch or complete substantial research in social justice, health care, labor law, labor history, and individual rights, with a concentration on urban problems.
The program’s scope brings these research areas together through an urban focus. It supports both the beginning of substantial research and the completion of existing work, rather than concentrating exclusively on one project stage. Research addressing city-related problems through one or more of the named fields fits the fellowship’s stated purpose.
