- Humanities Institute Graduate Student Fellowships
- Humanities Career Connections Workshops
- Mini-Grants
- HWW Predoctoral Career Diversity Summer Workshop
- Digital Humanities Summer Institute
- Curating Scholarship: A Workshop on the Visual Presentation of Research
- Podcasting for Humanities Graduate Students
The Institute for the Humanities co-sponsors a wide variety of faculty and graduate student projects in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts and the broader university—all of which serve to strengthen intellectual and cultural life on campus and beyond. The events we fund through mini-grants must have a component open to the public, thus supporting our mission to bring the voices of the humanities to public life. Only University of Michigan faculty and graduate students can apply for mini-grants.
- All U-M research faculty, lecturers III/IV and graduate students are eligible to apply for mini grants.
- Applications may be made at any time and must include a proposal, a budget, and a list of other funding sources, actual and/or solicited.
- The event must have a component open to the public/university community (no grants will be awarded to entirely closed workshops, courses, etc.).
- Awardees must acknowledge the institute’s support in their publicity.
- eGIF applications received after the event date are ineligible for funding. Please ensure adequate time in the approval process when submitting the eGIF application.
- Mini-grants range from $100 to $2000. Funding amounts depend on the scope of the project, community visibility, budget, and cosponsorship of other units, especially the level of support from the grantees home unit(s).
- The Institute is unable to provide support for book launches.
Funds will be disbursed within 30 days of receipt of the transfer request form.
*Please note: the Institute for the Humanities awards 30000 fund grants. Please inform your chief administrator or business office liaison of the need for a 30000 fund shortcode.
Applying for a Mini-Grant
- LSA graduate students, lecturers III/IV and tenured/tenure-track faculty must apply through the LSA electronic Gateway to Internal Funding (eGIF) system.
- Tenured and tenure-track faculty, graduate students and lecturers from other schools and colleges should apply by email to the institute's director at humin-director@umich.edu.
