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Featured Initiatives

Liberal Arts Literacies

Asia Theories Network

Humanists@Work

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Featured Grants

Program Name	Eligibility	Deadline
University of California President’s Faculty Research Fellowships in the Humanities, 2019–20	UC Ladder Rank Faculty (see eligibility details below)	Feb 4, 2019
Multicampus Faculty Working Groups, 2019–20	UC Ladder Rank Faculty	Mar 4, 2019
Multicampus Graduate Student Working Groups, 2019–20	UC humanities PhD students in good standing, in conjunction with a faculty member who has agreed in advance to serve in the role of Principal Investigator (PI)	Mar 4, 2019

University of California President’s Faculty Research Fellowships in the Humanities, 2019–20

Eligibility: UC Ladder Rank Faculty (see eligibility details below)
Deadline: Feb 4, 2019

Multicampus Faculty Working Groups, 2019–20

Eligibility: UC Ladder Rank Faculty
Deadline: Mar 4, 2019

Multicampus Graduate Student Working Groups, 2019–20

Eligibility: UC humanities PhD students in good standing, in conjunction with a faculty member who has agreed in advance to serve in the role of Principal Investigator (PI)
Deadline: Mar 4, 2019

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From the
Awards Archive:

Models of Growth: Imagining Complexity in Sustaining the Urban

This dissertation uses architectural history from the 1960s-70s, when systems-thinking was widely applied to urban design, to critically examine the contemporary production of a global model of ‘the sustainable city,’ as embodied by Singapore’s transition from underdeveloped city-state to high-tech garden “oasis.”

May Ee Wong
Cultural Studies
UC Davis

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