- Humanities Institute Graduate Student Fellowships
The central function of the institute is to form an intellectual community of faculty and graduate student fellows from various departments who will spend a year in residence in the institute pursuing their research and participating in a cross-disciplinary, non-public weekly seminar. - Mini-Grants
The institute co-sponsors a wide variety of faculty and graduate student projects—all of which serve to strengthen intellectual and cultural life on campus and beyond. The events we fund through minigrants must have a component open to the public. - GTC+ Grants
The institute offers small grants to support projects for GTC+ (Graduate Student Certificate in Teaching with Digital Media) students pursuing Requirement I (“Networking”) to design or implement digital media-focused learning activities for a faculty member’s course. - U-M Professional Development Resources for Humanities Graduate Students
A list of campus-wide resources for honing research and teaching competencies of graduate students in the humanities.
