The Project in Humanities, Urbanism, and Design (H+U+D), invites graduate students to submit research proposals for Academic Year 2022-23. Small grants will be awarded to support projects that align with the mission of the H+U+D project.
H+U+D is a joint effort among the Schools of Arts and Sciences (SAS) and Design (PennDesign), and the Penn Institute of Urban Research (Penn IUR) whose objective is to promote synergies among the humanities and design disciplines. Beginning in 2018, the initiative takes “The Inclusive City” as its theme, focusing on issues of inclusivity and diversity. For more information on the initiative see: http://www.humanitiesurbanismdesign.com/
Graduate Research
Small research grants will be awarded to support interdisciplinary design/humanities projects undertaken by graduate students in humanities and design disciplines that focus on the built environment. Eligible research must draw from both humanities and design disciplines. Examples of eligible work include master’s thesis projects, independent study projects, and doctoral dissertation research. Preference will be given to projects related to the “Inclusive City” theme. The maximum award is $2,000 per proposal. Allowable research expenses include travel, archival charges, photography, books, research supplies and equipment. Examples of previously funded student projects are available to review here: http://www.humanitiesurbanismdesign.com/publication_category/student-research-2/
Application Instructions
The application should include
- Research project proposal (maximum: 500 words)
- Short itemized budget
- Unofficial Penn transcript
- Letter or recommendation from sponsoring faculty member, requested by the applicant via the Letter of Recommendation Request Form
Submit your proposal no later than May 31, 2023 (Tentative Deadline), to the Center for Undergraduate Research and Fellowships (CURF) via the student application:
A special awards sub-committee will review proposals, and funds will be disbursed to successful applicants.
Contact Information
Contact Andrea Goulet (agoulet@sas.upenn.edu) or Daniel A. Barber (barberda@design.upenn.edu)
Details:
Location
USA
Type
Research
Eligibility
Graduate Student