
Trinity Long Room Hub and SOF/Heyman (Heyman-Hub) Fellows
The Trinity Long Room Hub (TLRH)—the humanities center of Trinity College Dublin—and The Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities at Columbia (SOF/Heyman) welcome applications from tenured, tenure-track, and tenure-equivalent Columbia University, Barnard College, and Trinity faculty for short-term Heyman-Hub visiting fellowships.
Application
Overview
TLRH and the SOF/Heyman annually award Heyman-Hub fellowships to at least one member from each of our respective communities so as to allow awardees to pursue their research projects while in residence at the other’s institution (normally, for a period of four to six weeks, excluding the months of June, July, and August). Faculty in the arts, humanities, and humanistic social sciences are eligible to apply. Fellows are expected to present their work on one or two occasions during the fellowship period and to interact with faculty, research scholars, and other visiting faculty and fellows in residence.
These fellowships are intended to cover the costs of travel, accommodation, and living expenses up to a maximum of $5K or the equivalent of €5K (whichever is greater) on a receipt basis, in line with University expense policies. While applications are made to the home institution, the host institution vets them and issues invitations to visit. Awards are made on a rolling basis.
Eligibility
Tenure, tenure-track, and tenure-equivalent faculty in disciplines aligned with the mission of the Trinity Long Room Hub and The Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities. The fellowship is open exclusively to Columbia University, Barnard College, and Trinity faculty.
Requirements
Applicants are required to submit the following:
Cover Letter
Give a brief description (200 words) of the project to be undertaken and comment on why a short-term residency in Dublin/New York would be particularly beneficial and would align with the mission of the Trinity Long Room Hub/Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities. Please indicate any academic researchers at the hosting institution with whom you wish to liaise during your visit and include proposed dates of residency.
Research Proposal
1500 words
Curriculum Vitae
Submission Guidelines
Applications must be submitted as a single Word or PDF document, containing all materials noted above. Label the file thus: Last Name, First Name—Heyman-Hub Fellowship 2018 (e.g., “Hamilton, Alexander—Heyman-Hub Fellowship 2020-2021”). Send the application file as an attachment in an email to: [email protected]