Reves & Drapers' Faculty Fellows
2025-2026 Applications are open and are due February 14, 2025.
The Reves Center funds and promotes internationally focused research that includes international travel for faculty and students.
We welcome proposals with a strong international dimension either in the topic of the research or the location where the work will be presented. With rare exceptions, successful Reves Faculty Fellowships will include overseas travel and the involvement of students in both the project and the travel.
Student involvement is not a requirement for the Drapers’ fellowship, but this fellowship does include the potential to engage W&M students at institutions in the UK. Preference for the Drapers’ Fellowship will be given to early career scholars conducting archival research in proximity to London or at institutions with established links to the Drapers’ Company.
Meet the current and previous Reves & drapers' Faculty Fellows
2025-2026 Application Deadline: February 14, 2025 at 4pm EDT.
Application Process
- Information requested on the application includes:
- A description of the international focus of the project
- A proposed timeline and budget, including other possible sources of funding
- The award is intended to cover travel costs for 3 (faculty and 2 students). This award typically does not include faculty salaries.
- To help you prepare, here is a pdf of the online application.
- Your W&M sign-in is required to validate access to the form.
- If you do not receive an email confirming your application's submission, please contact Dianne Alleman, Associate Director of Donor Relations.
- Proposals will be evaluated by a faculty-staff committee.
- Awards will be announced by the end of March.
- PLEASE NOTE:
- Preference is given to those whose funding beyond this award is limited.
- Priority will be given to applicants who have not received a Reves Faculty Fellowship or Drapers' in the previous 3 application cycles.
Questions regarding the Faculty Fellows program or the application process may be addressed to Dianne Alleman.
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