The Robert D. Hevey, Jr. and Constance M. Filling Fellowship in Anthropology supports a graduate student conducting research related to contemporary indigenous communities, linguistics and endangered languages, or cultural diversity in residence at the Department of Anthropology, National Museum of Natural History. Awardees are expected to be full-time residents engaged in the NMNH community throughout the fellowship. The fellowship provides a $10,000 stipend and a $5,000 research grant. Applications typically follow the Smithsonian Institution Fellowship Program schedule, with a deadline around October 15.
- Career stageDoctoral
- Enrollment restrictionApplicants must be a currently enrolled graduate student
- Language requirementwho can write and converse fluently in English
- Affiliation restrictionApplicants may not be a Smithsonian employee or contractor during the period of their fellowship appointment and may not hold another type of Smithsonian academic appointment during their appointment as a fellow
- Enrollment statusApplicants must be a currently enrolled graduate student
- Employment statusApplicants may not be a Smithsonian employee or contractor during the period of their fellowship appointment
- ComponentsStipend: $10,000/total; Research grant: $5,000/total
- TravelCovered
- AccommodationNot provided
- i.Research proposal
- StatusOpen
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