Becoming a National Humanities Center Fellow
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Martha M. F. Kelly, vice president for scholarly programs at the National Humanities Center, will discuss the kinds of support and community scholars enjoy as residential fellows at the Center. She will also offer an overview of the application requirements and timeline, and will answer your questions.
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