Research Fellowships
Comegys Bight Fellowship
The Comegys Bight Fellowship awards a grant to a sophomore or junior for summer research in the area of American history, politics, art, literature or culture. The grant money can be used to fund travel, cover living expenses, or replace wages from summer jobs. Students work with faculty mentors and often, their research becomes the basis for their senior thesis.
Frederick Douglass Fellowship
Frederick Douglass Fellowships support work in areas related to African-American studies. The fellowship funds an annual grant of $1500 - a stipend for books, research trips, or in lieu of a part-time job - to a sophomore or junior to work on a research project related to African-American studies.
Comegys Bight Presentations
About this gallery: Participants in the Comegys Bight Fellowship Program who received stipends to support summer internships in high-level historical research gave presentations about their experiences.
Comegys Bight Presentations
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About this gallery: Participants in the Comegys Bight Fellowship Program who received stipends to support summer internships in high-level historical research gave presentations about their experiences.
