ASCEND Faculty Research Fellowship (Spring 2027)
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Job Location:
New Haven, CT - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30-10-2025
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
As part of theASCEND Initiative HBCU faculty atpartner institutions may apply for summer or one-semester funded fellowships to conduct research at Yale in collaboration with one or more Yale faculty members. Fellows will be appointed to the appropriate academic department program institute or center at Yale; will attend talks and seminars; participate in the vibrant co-curricular programs on campus; have access to the campus collections and libraries; and be in residence at Yale throughout the fellowship.
Research Projects
Projects are welcome from across a broad range of topics such as academic and applied research projects community-based research projects public policy related projects and arts and performance projects. Projects across all fields are encouraged - arts humanities social sciences sciences professional disciplines their intersections and beyond.
Timeline
- Spring 2027 fellowships: Applications will be accepted beginning May 1 2026 and are due August 1 2026. Awards will be announced September 1 2026.
Funding
Semester fellowships are for the spring semester (5-month appointment). Fellows will receive a stipend comensurate to their base HBCU salary and funds for housing and travel.
Eligibility
Full-time faculty appointed at anHBCU partner institutionare eligible to apply for a fellowship. To be eligible to accept a fellowship award the faculty members dean or provost must approve the arrangement.
Expectations for Fellows
This is a residential fellowship and fellows are expected to engage with the vibrant academic life at Yale. Fellows will be invited to university events lectures programs and are expected to spend the majority of the fellowship on campus.
Key Skills
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About Company
Since its founding in 1701, Yale University has been dedicated to expanding and sharing knowledge, inspiring innovation, and preserving cultural and scientific information for future generations.
