Students affiliated with the CRRS have the opportunity to gain specialized work experience, plan professional conferences, become involved in editing and publishing for scholarly publication, design research projects with rare original sources and present their work to a supportive collegial forum, and even to apply for travel funding. We now provide support, in various forms, to over forty young scholars who plan to dedicate their careers to fields in the Renaissance and Reformation.
You can also read about fellowship requirements and application procedures by following this link and choosing the category you are interested in.
Filomena Calabrese
Alexandra Guerson
Ian Beacock (Corbet)
Megan Reddicks (Corbet)
Peter Lawriw-Bahan (Treboute)
Vanessa McCarthy
John McQuillen
Marilyn Simon
Alice Hutton
Ella Johnson
Sergio Melo
Thania Meneses-Flores
Thinh Ton
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For more information
about the CRRS, contact our Assistant to the Director, Dr.
Stephanie Treloar.
This site was originally designed by Michael Ullyot and is now maintained by Alexandra Guerson. Last updated: 10 August, 2010 |