American Antiquarian Society (AAS) - Short-Term Visiting Research Fellowships
Overview of academic research fellowship categories offered by the American Antiquarian Society, including residential and virtual options for scholars.
DeadlineJanuary 15, 2026; October 15 (12 Month Residential deadline); January 15 (1-2 Month Residential deadline); Fellowship year begins June 1 and ends May 31; October 5 (Creative and Performing Artists and Writers deadline); Fellowship term: Four weeks at the Society at any time during the period January 1 through December 31; Rates are current through March 2027
Award amount$2,200; $2,200 per month
Last checkedJun 24, 2026
Award workspace
Core details, official source pages, and recent changes for this award.
Deadline
January 15, 2026; October 15 (12 Month Residential deadline); January 15 (1-2 Month Residential deadline); Fellowship year begins June 1 and ends May 31; October 5 (Creative and Performing Artists and Writers deadline); Fellowship term: Four weeks at the Society at any time during the period January 1 through December 31; Rates are current through March 2027
Award amount
$2,200; $2,200 per month
Academic level
Graduate; Postdoctoral
Eligibility
Writers; Film makers; Journalists; Independent researchers; Creative and performing artists; AAS-ASECS: Postdoctoral scholars only
Requirements
Selective bibliography; Scholarly qualifications; Scholarly significance of the project; Description of proposed research project; Project must be served by AAS collections; Proposed study must be appropriate to the Society's collections
Application materials
Statement; Current résumé; CV (max 3 pages); Selective bibliography; Online application form; Work samples and reviews
Official application guide for American Antiquarian Society fellowships, outlining eligibility criteria, required supporting materials, and specific deadlines for various research programs.
Information page for the ACLS Community College Faculty Research Fellowship pilot program hosted at the American Antiquarian Society, including a list of past fellows.
Information on nineteen different residential research fellowships offered by the American Antiquarian Society for scholars and doctoral candidates to conduct research in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Information regarding the American Antiquarian Society's fellows' housing at 4 Regent Street, including room descriptions, amenities, and rental rates.
A collection of research guides provided by the American Antiquarian Society to assist scholars in exploring library collections across various historical and cultural topics.
The official home page for the American Antiquarian Society, a national research library dedicated to the study of American history and culture, providing access to fellowships, library resources, and public programs.
An illustrated directory showcasing over five hundred books written by fellows based on research conducted at the American Antiquarian Society since 1972.
Information regarding the Reese House, the official residence for American Antiquarian Society (AAS) fellows, including room descriptions, rates, and reservation contact details.