Fellows and Fellowships: Come visit the Institute
 

Applications for 2010-2011 Fellowships are now being accepted.
The deadline for applications is July 1, 2010.

Feel free to contact the institute for more information

Click here for application information

The Institute for Philosophy in Public Life is dedicated to two project: cultivating philosophy amongst the general public and bridging popular philosophy with academic research. This includes not only providing resources and opportunities for those interested in engaging with general audiences but also providing a venue for the presentation of their work. IPPL hopes to advance public philosophy by advocating the position that such work ought to count towards tenure and promotion.

An IPPL Visiting Fellowship is intended for philosophical professionals who seek an intensive short-term period to work on a specific project free from the intrusions of daily work and family responsibilities, and who wish to translate that same project into language easily understood by general audiences. Visiting fellows are in residence at the institute for two weeks. They receive travel, meal, housing allowances, a $1,000 stipend, access to the University of North Dakota library and all relevant university resources, a $500 grant to purchase research materials to be housed within the UND Chester Fritz Library, and an office within which to work. In exchange, visiting fellows are expected to make at least two public presentations suitable to lay audiences and write a ten to fifteen page article for publication either online or in the North Dakota Humanities Council magazine On Second Thought. Normally, IPPL grants three - four visiting fellowships per year.

Regional applicants are encouraged to apply, but are not exempt from the two-week residence requirement.

International applicants may only have a portion of their airfare paid, but are eligible to receive all other benefits.

For more information, contact ippl@und.edu.