American Numismatic Society--Fellowships

1) Graduate Fellowship: for graduate students whose doctoral dissertation 
     work employs numismatic evidence. Applicants must have attended the
     Society's Graduate Seminar, have completed general exams, and be
     writing a dissertation during the coming academic year in which 
     numismatic evidence plays a significant part. The Society's Council
     may waive the Seminar requirement in certain circumstances. The
     Fellowship may be held in addition to any other support the applicant
     may receive. The current stipend is $3,500.

2) Frances M. Schwartz Fellowship: is intended to educate qualified
     students in numismatics, as well as to provide for curatorial
     assistance in the Greek, Roman, and Byzantine departments at the
     Society's museum in New York. The stipend will not exceed $2,000.

3) Fellowship in Roman Studies: supports extended residence in New York
     and work in the Society's cabinet and library and to permit
     consultation with relevant staff in support of a substantive research
     project. Applicants must be US citizens affiliated with a North
     American institution of higher learning. A stipend of up to $5,000 is
     available.  

Eligibility: Student candidates must attend one American Numismatic
     Society seminar prior to the time of application.
     
Deadline: March 1 (annually)

Contact: American Numismatic Society
         Broadway at 155th Street
         New York, NY 10032-7598 
         Tel. (212) 234-3130
	 Fax  (212) 234-3381
	 E-mail: info@amnumsoc.org
	 URl: http://www.amnumsoc.org

	 
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