Abraham Lincoln Institute: Ph.D. Student Travel Grant
The Abraham Lincoln Institute is now accepting applications for a new travel grant of $500.00 for graduate students working on topics in which the Lincoln administration was involved, including political history, social history, economic history, military history, diplomatic history, and the history of emancipation.
Requirements
Students must be full-time Ph.D. candidates in good standing at accredited institutions.
Application Instructions
Applicants should submit:
- a three-to-five page letter describing the project
- a curriculum vitae;
- a proposed budget for the use of these funds;
- and a letter of support from a member of the student’s dissertation committee.
Applicants should send this information to Professor Joan E. Cashin (cashin.2@osu.edu), the chair of the committee, Mr. Scott Schroeder (sts.amhistory@gmail.com), and Professor Diana Schaub (DSchaub@loyala.edu).
The winner must write a report within one year of receipt on how the funds were used.
The application deadline is October 2, 2023.
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The Abraham Lincoln Institute was founded to provide free, quality resources to educators, government leaders, and the general public. The Abraham Lincoln Institute Board of Directors members share a background in service in varied arenas. Some of our members are among the nation’s leading Lincoln scholars, many are prolific authors, some are gifted speakers, others are eminent researchers, managers, directors, and professors. All are dedicated to promoting excellent and accessible Lincoln scholarship.
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