Faculty Fellows Program
Each year the Humanities Center supports a group of DePaul faculty with Faculty Fellowships. These fellowships provide partial reductions in teaching load and an undergraduate research assistant. Fellows engage in rich interdisciplinary conversations throughout the year, and work with the center to plan a program that connects their work to the broader community. These community events allow the fellows to move the conversation about their work beyond the walls of the academy, often by literally going outside the university to present work or collaborate on projects with cultural institutions.
Apply for a Fellowship
We welcome applications from any full-time tenured and tenure-track DePaul faculty member pursuing research in the arts and humanities, regardless of departmental affiliation.
The Humanities Center staff is available to help with the application process, including the review and discussion of drafts in advance of the deadline.
Click here for an application for appointment in 2007-2008,
due January 15, 2007.
If an application deadline date falls on a weekend, the deadline date will be the first Monday after the normal date.
The DePaul Humanities Center is pleased to announce our 2007-2008 Faculty Fellows:
- Melissa Bradshaw, Women's and Gender Studies
"Amy Lowell: The Poet as Diva"
- Dean Corrin, The Theatre School
"Mike Royko Theatre Project"
- Amor Kohli, African and Black Diaspora Studies
"Towards a Poetics of Participation: Music and Politics in Black Diasporic Poetry (1955-1985)"
- Lourdes Torres, Latin American and Latino Studies
"Latina Lesbian Activism in Chicago: A History of Amigas Latinas"
- James Wolfinger, Department of History and School of Education
"Building the Black Metropolis"