Hall Center for the Humanities announces fellowships Roberta Johnson, director of the Hall Center for the Humanities, has announced the center's Creative and Research Fellowship awards for 1998-99. Stanley F. Lombardo, professor of classics, and Barry L. Shank, associate professor of American studies, received creative fellowships. Lombardo will work toward completing a translation of Homer's Odyssey. The Hall Center's fellowship program was started in 1986 to free time for individual research by KU faculty members and thereby contribute to the fellows' scholarly growth and the university's intellectual atmosphere.
Most fellowships are for one semester.
Fellows receive their normal salary from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. To date, the Hall Center for the Humanities has awarded 50 research and creative fellowships to faculty members. Dec. 5, Oread This site is maintained by University Relations, the public relations office for the University of Kansas Lawrence campus. Copyright 1997, the University of Kansas Office of University Relations. Images and information may be reused with notice of copyright, but not altered.