Graduate students and recent recipients of the Ph.D. degree without an academic appointment are not eligible for these fellowships. The Committee considers applications from individuals who have already held a Stanley J. Seeger research fellowship or another appointment through the Program in Hellenic Studies. However, in all but exceptional circumstances, a period of at least five years must elapse between two appointments or fellowship awards. Fellows are required to be in residence at Princeton throughout the term of their fellowship. No office facilities or any kind of secretarial assistance are available.
Fellows work in designated common spaces in the library or at their residence.
Fellows are expected to be fluent in English. The Program in Hellenic Studies provides a monthly stipend that covers part of the cost of fellows transportation and living expenses, as well as free accommodation at Princeton. Before their departure, fellows are required to submit a report on their scholarly activities at Princeton. They are responsible for all telephone charges during their stay, as well as for all arrangements regarding travel to and from Princeton. Interested applicants should write to the Executive Director, Program in Hellenic Studies, during early fall 2000.