for graduate students

The Tennessen Graduate Research Fellowship, established in honor of Center Executive Director Emerita, Dr. Carol Tennessen, with generous assistance of many friends of the Center and the Graduate School.

Call for proposals for summer 2008
Deadline: Monday, April 7, 4:30 pm (UWM dissertators only)

The Tennessen Graduate Research Fellow is a dissertator who is within one or two semesters of completing his/her doctoral program. The Fellow typically will spend three months (June, July, August) at the Center; has the opportunity to spend one month away from the Center for research purposes; and has the opportunity to give a public presentation in the year following the residency at the Center. The Tennessen Fellow receives a stipend, freeing the individual from other responsibilities during the fellowship term; and the Fellow also has an office at the Center during the fellowship period and access to Center resources to support his/her research.

Eligibility: Dissertators at UWM in one of the Center's traditional areas of emphasis (humanities, arts, architecture, and humanistic social sciences) who are within one or two semesters of their dissertation defense.

Past recipients:

Karen Keddy (Architecture), 2005
Aaron Krall (English/Modern Studies), 2006
Ada Hyso (Political Science), 2007

Center for 21st Century Studies

Daniel J. Sherman, Director

Center for 21st Century Studies
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
P.O. Box 413, Milwaukee, WI 53201 USA
tel: 414-229-4141; fax: 414-229-5964; email: ctr21cs@uwm.edu
www.21st.uwm.edu