Kluge Fellowship: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how scholars and writers can access stipends and office space through this fellowship at the Library of Congress.
The Kluge Fellowship is a program designed to support scholars and writers who need to use the collections held at the Library of Congress for their research.
Who it's for
This fellowship is intended for scholars and writers who are conducting research that requires the specific collections and resources found within the Library of Congress.
What you get
If you are selected, you will receive a stipend to support your work. You will also be provided with office space at the Library to facilitate your research.
What it costs you
While there is no application fee mentioned, you will be required to relocate to Washington, DC, for the duration of the fellowship to use the provided facilities.
The catch to know
To be successful, your project must specifically require the use of the Library of Congress's unique resources; you cannot use the fellowship for general research that could be done elsewhere.
How to apply
- Review the specific eligibility requirements on the official website.
- Prepare your research project proposal.
- Submit your application through the official program portal.
https://www.loc.gov/programs/john-w-kluge-center/chairs-fellowships/