The Charles N. Hanna and Margaret T. Hanna Fund Fellowships are awarded to students in the Humanities or Social Sciences while in Dissertation Completion Enrollment (DCE) status. This highly competitive fellowship is awarded to one or two students per academic year.Funding is intended to support students in their final year of study. The award provides financial support for students who require additional funds in order to complete their dissertation requirements in a timely manner and without significant educational debt. The Hanna Fellowship will provide one term of full DCE tuition, student health plan fees and a stipend at the standard university fellowship rate. Fellows may elect to hold the award in either the Fall (August 1 – December 31) or Spring (January 1 – May 31) as best meets their financial needs and plans for degree completion. Who can apply?Doctoral students in the Humanities or Social Sciences who will be in Dissertation Completion Enrollment in the fall termStudents who exhibit significant academic merit and intellectual promise as well as a contribution to enhancing diversityStudents who demonstrate significant progress on their dissertation and anticipated degree completion within the term of the fellowship awardApplicants who have secured other university financial support for the term through IHUM, the Graduate School (e.g., Honorific, Dean’s Completion Fellowship, banked funding), their academic department, or a campus partner (e.g. Center for Human Values, PIIRS) are not eligible to apply for the Hanna Fellowship. This award is intended to meet the financial support needs of those without other university funding. *Please note that during the year of their award, students on the Hanna Fellowship may not apply to the Graduate Student Support Fund (GSSF). All applicants are strongly encouraged to take advantage of the financial planning resources available on the Princeton Financial Literacy website. Application RequirementsThe Hanna Fellowship Application components are submitted in the Application Portal. You may save your work and return to it another time. The following materials must be submitted prior to the deadline:Hanna Fellowship Application and Funding QuestionnaireCurrent Academic Curriculum VitaeCurrent graduate transcript (unofficial is acceptable)Two letters of recommendation from faculty members Please note: Advise your faculty recommenders early on in this process of your request in order to meet the June 15th deadline. Seek out recommendations which will best speak to your qualifications and potential to pursue advanced scholarship or play a leadership role in the field. Recommenders should be able to advise of your academic standing and track to degree completion by the end of the term in which you will utilize the Hanna Fellowship award.Hanna Fellowship ApplicationAPPLY HEREApplication ProcessTo be considered, students must submit all application materials by the June 15th deadline. Please direct questions to Jess Schoell, Coordinator for Access, Diversity, and Inclusion at [email protected].
