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ANDREW W. MELLON FELLOWSHIPS IN HUMANISTIC STUDIES
The Mellon Foundation selects 95 winners from nearly
800 applicants who plan to pursue advanced study in such fields as
art history, anthropology, classics, comparative literature, English,
history, and philosophy. The awards provide financial support for
the first year of graduate
study at any U.S. or Canadian graduate school with a stipend plus
tuition and mandated fees.
The prime objective of the Mellon Fellowship is to identify and encourage
those who are committed
to teaching and have a broad vision of learning. A graduating senior
or a college graduate
who is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, and who is applying
for the first time to a
program leading to the Ph.D. in a humanistic field, is eligible.
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Also see the distinctions page.
