AFM Fellowships
The American Friends of Marbach (AFM) are able to award six dissertation grants of $4.000 each to Ph.D. candidates from American universities doing research in the field of German Studies at the Deutsche Literaturarchiv (DLA) in Marbach. These grants are meant to be taken over the summer break. Two of them have been granted by the Max Kade Foundation in New York; one is named after its donor “The David Detjen Research Grant;” another one is the recently established “Egon Schwarz Research Grant.” In addition, the American Friends of Marbach are able to offer two “AFM Research Grants” out of their own funds.
All grantees benefit from the excellent services that the DLA provides to researchers. Researchers can also participate in a weekly “Stipendiaten-Café,” where international stipend-holders and fellow humanists have the opportunity to network and present their work to one another. Depending on availability, the well-appointed Collegienhaus on the grounds of the DLA offers an excellent option for lodging.
Please submit a 1-2 page project description which should include a brief statement about the relevance of the holdings at the DLA for the project, a current C.V. and arrange for one letter of recommendation from the dissertation adviser to be sent to Prof. Johannes von Moltke (University of Michigan): moltke@umich.edu by March 15, 2019. Decisions will be announced in mid-April.
Contact
Prof. Johannes von Moltke
Chair, Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures
3110 MLB
812 E. Washington Street
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1275
Telephone: +1 734 764 8018
E-Mail: moltke@umich.edu