William & Mary Law School and Omohundro Institute Visiting Fellowship in Early American Legal History
This fellowship enables scholars to conduct in-depth research on early American legal history using rare texts at William & Mary Law School, supported by the Omohundro Institute.
Funder: Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture
Due Dates: December 1, 2026 (annual application deadline for following year)
Funding Amounts: $2,500 stipend for a one-month visiting fellowship; recipients arrange their own travel/lodging.
Summary: One-month fellowship for scholars to conduct research using rare early American legal texts at William & Mary Law School, supported by the Omohundro Institute.
Description
This one-month visiting fellowship, jointly offered by the William & Mary Law School and the Omohundro Institute of Early American History & Culture, is designed for scholars with a strong interest in early American legal history. The fellowship emphasizes research utilizing the Sid Lapidus rare book collection in the Wolf Law Library, which features works central to the development of American liberties. Fellows also gain access to additional regional research collections and benefit from the expertise of both the Omohundro Institute and the Wolf Law Library staff. The program fosters engagement with a vibrant community of early Americanists and offers opportunities for professional development and scholarly exchange.
