Harriet Mayor Fulbright Summer Fellowship in Peace Studies
The deadline for this award is noon on Wednesday, February 28, 2018.
The Harriet Mayor Fulbright Summer Fellowship in Peace Studies supports summer research in international peace studies and conflict resolution. Funded by the Reves Center for International Studies, the fellowship was established as a tribute to Harriet Mayor Fulbright, a lifelong advocate of peace, justice, international education, and cross-cultural understanding. Wife of the late Senator J. William Fulbright, Mrs. Fulbright has worked closely with the Reves Center for many years and was awarded an honorary doctorate by William & Mary in 2008.
Applications are encouraged from returning students in all majors. Candidates for the William & Mary Summer Fulbright Fellowship must propose a summer research project that lasts a minimum of seven full-time weeks. Projects must be international in focus, but research may be conducted overseas or domestically.
The Harriet Mayor Fulbright Summer Fellowship is one of several summer research scholarships administered through the Charles Center. Please visit the Charles Center Summer Research Funding page for more information and to access the online application.
Previous recipients of this award:
Lucas Leblanc - The Impact of a Non-governmental Organization on the Lives of Peruvian Brazil Nut Harvesters
Sean Norris - The Effect of Government Institutions on Post-Conflict Bosnia-Herzogovinian Economic Development
