Grants, Fellowships, and Awards
Click the links below for more details on each item:
- Crimp Graduate Fellowship
- Research Grants
- Graduate Teaching Fellowship
- Dissertation Award
- Dissertation Fellowship
Crimp Graduate Fellowship
Douglas Crimp, who served as the Fanny Knapp Allen Professor of Art History at the University of Rochester until his passing in 2019, was world-renowned for his work on the "Pictures Generation" and his influential role in the ACT UP movement. The fellowship was created through generous donations from colleagues, former students, and friends to ensure his transformative approach to visual culture continues to thrive and to honor his legacy of radical thought. See the Douglas Crimp Graduate Fellowship page for full details.
Research Grants
The Susan B. Anthony Institute (SBAI) offers grants to support research in gender, sexuality and women's studies by graduate students. The Grants Committee's policy has traditionally been to award money to as many eligible applicants as possible. Full details can be found on the graduate student research grants page.
Susan B. Anthony Teaching Fellowship
Each year, the SBAI invites current graduate students at the University of Rochester to compete for the Susan B. Anthony Teaching Fellowship, which offers graduate students an opportunity to design and teach their own introductory (100-level, four-credit) course in GSW.
We especially encourage applications from students who have passed their qualifying exams or will shortly do so.
See the teaching fellowship page for application information and full details about the fellowship.
Susan B. Anthony Dissertation Award
This award is made to the University of Rochester PhD candidate having completed (or nearly completed*) the most distinguished dissertation in gender, sexuality, and/or women's studies. The dissertation award amount is $1,000 and was awarded for the first time in spring 2005.
Nominations and/or applications for the award should be sent to the Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at sbai@rochester.edu by May 1. Full details can be found on the dissertation award page.
Susan B. Anthony Dissertation Fellowship
The Susan B. Anthony Dissertation Fellowship was awarded from 1999 to 2004. See the dissertation award recipients page for a list of past recipients.