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Meeter Center Scholarships for Faculty

About the Fellowship

Faculty of colleges, universities, or seminaries (other than Calvin) as well as independent scholars are invited to apply for appointment as a Meeter Center Faculty Fellow for study at the H. Henry Meeter Center. This appointment carries an honorarium of $2,000-$4,000 and use of the Meeter Center facilities. The appointee is expected to be in residency for a period of at least 4-6 weeks. Applicants should have completed their Ph.D. prior to tenure of the fellowship. If applicants receive a fellowship, they must come to the Meeter Center between July of the year in which the fellowship was awarded and the following June.Ìý On-campus housing is only available in June and July.

  • Deadline: January 1
  • For: Some College, University and Seminary faculty and independent scholars with Ph.D.
  • Honorarium: $2000-$4000
  • Length of Residency: 4–6 weeks

Fellowship Application Process

Fellowship applications should be submitted to the director of the Meeter Center no later than January 1. The applications will be acted upon by either the Governing Board or its Executive Committee. Notification of the award will be mailed shortly thereafter.

This application must be supported by a two- or three-page, double-spaced proposal, specifying which particular Meeter Center resources are to be used. The application must also include a complete curriculum vitae and a letter of academic reference from a faculty member or a letter of reference from a senior scholar in the field of the applicant’s interest.

Successful fellows are expected to acknowledge the assistance provided by the Meeter Center in any published work resulting from their period of research in the Center and are encouraged to present a paper on their research at the Sixteenth Century Studies Conference for a session sponsored by the Meeter Center. Faculty Research Fellows will be asked to give an oral presentation on the results of their research toward the end of their stay in the Meeter Center.

Applications should be mailed to:

H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies 
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Attention: Dr. Karin Maag 
1855 Knollcrest Circle SE 
Grand Rapids, MI 49546-4402

Alternatively, application materials and letters of recommendation (sent directly from the recommender) may be sent as email attachments to kmaag@calvin.edu.Ìý

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