Faculty Grant and Fellowship Application Writing Tips with Ed Dimendberg

305 Capen Hall (Silverman Library)

Join for a grant and fellowship application information session with consulant Ed Dimendberg. Advance registration is required for this limited capacity in-person presentation. 15 seats are available; registration will be closed once capacity has been met.

Edward Dimendberg (Professor of Humanities, University of California, Irvine) brings extensive experience as a successful applicant, reviewer, and editor across the humanities. He has twice received Fulbright awards; held grants from the Graham Foundation; and fellowships from the American Academy in Berlin, Canadian Center for Architecture, the Getty Grant Program/Research Institute, NEH, Institute for Cultural Sciences (Vienna), and others. He chaired the College Art Association’s Millard Meiss book prize jury and has served on review panels for major institutions. A former Sponsoring Editor at the University of California Press (1990-1998), he wrote numerous successful grants supporting books. His most recent fellowships include Guggenheim and Getty Research Institute (2018-2019). 

In this workshop, Professor Dimendberg will share practical strategies honed through years of writing, awarding, and evaluating grant applications