College of Liberal Arts
Paul and Francena Miller Research Fellowship
Established to assist faculty in the social sciences and humanities in the pursuit of their scholarly and professional projects, the fellowship supports Liberal Arts faculty in their significant contribution to the larger academic and professional discourse of their discipline or disciplines by the publication or public presentation of their own scholarly or professional work.
Guidelines, Nomination and Selection of Award Recipient
The Miller Fellowship is awarded to two tenured or tenure-track faculty members whose projects are at the advanced stage of completion, such as a book manuscript, work of art, or other scholarly or creative project. The fellowships are intended to provide the means to secure time and resources for research, writing, and/or composition to bring the project to completion. A committee of three faculty members who have previously been awarded the fellowship select recipients from submissions formally requested each spring for the upcoming academic year. Recipients are ineligible to apply for five years.
Application Process and Deadline
A CFS is usually sent out in December for a Mid-January deadline. Submissions are reviewed in January - February and recipients are named in Spring. The application should include a detailed description of the nature of the project, its significance to the larger academic and professional discourse of the applicant's discipline/disciplines, a statement specifying the intended finished product (e.g., manuscript for publication, exhibition, performance, or other completed work) by which this project will enter public discourse, a clear indication of the amount of work on the project already completed to show clearly that the project is at the required advanced stage, a provisional timetable for work remaining in the completion of the work, and a budget outline for how the fellowship funds will be used (typically, though not limited to, course releases to equal a full quarter leave from teaching). The fellowship is not intended to supplement faculty income, and receipts for any non-course release uses must be submitted to Israel Brown, CLA Budget Officer.
Presentation of Award
Each awardee receives a $12,000 fellowship, typically used for a course release in the upcoming academic year, and any costs related to the completion of the project. The announcement is made at a College of Liberal Arts General Faculty Meeting in March or April.
Questions
Dr. Babak Elahi, Associate Dean
College of Liberal Arts
Rochester Institute of Technology
bxegsl@rit.edu
585-475-5235
2011-2012 Award Recipients
Laura Shackelford - Department of English
Lauren Hall - Department of Political Science
Conerly Casey - Department of Sociology and Anthropology
For more information on the Paul and Francena Miller Research Fellowship,
visit http://www.rit.edu/cla/awards_and_grants.php#5
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