Johnson County Ranch Appraiser, 2000,
Penny Diane Wolin
Applications
Fellowship applications are accepted from both tenured and untenured faculty as well as from recent Ph.D.s without a tenure-track position and professors emeriti. Where appropriate, applications are accepted from independent artists, documentary film-makers, and writers.
Fellows are awarded stipends of $45-60,000 depending on rank and experience. In addition, a moving allowance of up to $1000 is offered, dependent upon need. University of Michigan health benefits are available although fellows are encouraged to bring their own health insurance with them.
Applications are impartially reviewed by the Institute’s Steering Committee and at least two external evaluators drawn from the Institute’s Academic Advisory Board.
The 2010-11 Frankel Institute Theme is Jewish Languages. For theme information, click here.
Click the following link to open the 2010-11 Application:
Applicants must submit six hard copies of the following materials:
- Application for Fellowship Checklist
- Application for Fellowship
- 1,000 word project description
- A current curriculum vitae with a list of your publications
- Samples of completed work, publication and/or work in progress
- One or two writing sample(s) of completed work, publication, and/or work in progress, not to exceed 40 pages total. All submitted writing samples must be in English and will not be returned
- See application for specific requirements
For University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, & the Arts Faculty Eligibility
All LSA faculty eligible to apply must be tenure–track, full–time faculty members engaged in major scholarly and/or creative projects in the humanities and/or interpretive sciences. They must have completed four consecutive terms of full–time teaching since their last leave of any kind. As this is a scholarly activity leave, terms on this award do not count toward sabbatical. Further, LSA faculty may apply to only one of the following in a given year: (1) Frankel Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies, (2) Institute for the Humanities, or (3) Michigan Humanities awards.
Frankel Institute
University of Michigan
202 S. Thayer Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1608
Fax: 734-936-2186
