Fellows may elect to visit during either the Fall or Spring semester. In addition to giving the course, each visitor will deliver one public lecture to an audience drawn generally from faculty, graduate students, and interested members of the larger Princeton community. Fellows are expected to reside on or near campus, unless he or she can arrange residency within comfortable commuting distance of Princeton. The American Studies Program can provide a furnished apartment in Princeton, and will cover the rent. Visitors are, however, expected to cover their own utilities and private telephone expenses.
Families are welcome.
Sorry, but pets cannot be accommodated unless the fellow arranges his or her own housing. Transportation expenses, including round-trip coach airfare, will be provided for the Visitor only. Fellows have access to all University scholarly facilities, including libraries and computers. There will be a fee for the use of University athletic facilities, if desired. Each fellow will have a private campus office near the American Studies Program office, equipped with a computer, printer, and telephone.