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The Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities (IASH) stimulates and sustains humanistic scholarship and supports research, teaching, programming, and work with and in the community.

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Looking for outside funding? IASH now provides links to searchable databases of external fellowships and grants, as well as tips to grant proposal and prospectus writing. Just click on "Funding Opportunities" below. 

IASH encourages faculty and graduate students interested in the public humanities to apply for an Action Grant, Vision Grant, and/or Quick Grant from Humanities New York. Applications are accepted on on a rolling basis. Questions? Email grants@humanitiesny.org. 

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Events

Oct
12
Wed
IASH Speaker: Nathanael Andrade (History), "Enslaved Syrians in Roman Italy"
12:00pm
Oct
12
Wed
Immigrants Wake America Community Event
1:15pm
Oct
26
Wed
IASH Speaker: Pei-Chun Hsieh (Art History), "Spheres of Indeterminancy: The Aesthetics of Air and Tactile Politics in Wang Te-yu's Inflatable Art, circa 1996"
12:00pm
Nov
2
Wed
IASH Speaker: Elisa Camiscioli (History), "Selling French Sex: Prostitution, Trafficking, and Global Migrations"
12:00pm
Nov
9
Wed
IASH Speaker: Seden Akcinaroglu (Political Science), "A Battle to Lose? Impact of Government Concessions on Electoral Outcomes"
12:00pm
Nov
16
Wed
IASH Speaker: Busra Sati (Sociology), "Workers' Foods and Foodways in the U.S. Industrial Belt in the 20th Century"
12:00pm

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Funding Opportunities

IASH offers fellowships to faculty and graduate students to pursue humanistic research. It also provides links to searchable databases of external fellowships and grants, as well as tips on grant proposal and prospectus writing.

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Undergraduate Research

Qualified Harpur College students have the opportunity to complete independent research projects in the humanities as part of the IURH program.

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Public Humanities

IASH supports faculty and graduate students conducting work in the public humanities. It also hosts a podcast featuring some of the public humanities projects in which faculty and students are involved.

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Publications

IASH fellowships often lead to published research.