For information on the programs listed below, please contact the Development Office at x4-2001. 2000 Grants provide limited research and travel funds in areas not normally funded, including new analytic techniques, procedures and instrumentation, adaptation of established techniques, exploration of fundamental ideas and concepts in biochemical diagnosis, and understanding and management of disease. This grant supports international observational astronomy with an emphasis on long-term international visits. One month Residential fellowships in Cincinnati, Ohio allow scholars an opportunity to study the American Jewish experience.
Grants are also available for historians to work in the history of medicine or science.
Two months Residencies support bibliographical research in early modern British literature and history as well as other areas where the two libraries have common strengths. Academic year The goal of the CBCF Fellows program is to provide talented women and men with the opportunity to learn about all aspects of the legislative process. To be selected, an applicant must have a demonstrated understanding of, and a commitment to, the process of Black political empowerment. Fellowships support overseas study of a wide range of topics, including forestry, East Europe and the Middle East, and a topic of the investigator's own choosing. Candidates must be under 36.