Fellowship · Music (Ethnomusicology)
Anne Dhu McLucas Fellowship
Society for American Musicwww.american-music.org (opens in a new tab)Catalog updated
- Amount
- $1,000
- Program type
- Fellowship
- Field
- Music (Ethnomusicology)
- Eligible career stages
- graduate students
About this program
The Society for American Music offers the Anne Dhu McLucas Fellowship, a typically annual award of up to $1,000 to support graduate archival or fieldwork research on traditional (oral) music or Native American/First Nation music; funds may cover travel, lodging, media resources, and duplication, and include one complimentary year of SAM membership. Applicants must be graduate students and members of the Society for American Music; projects previously funded by specified SAM fellowships (Block, Cone, Graziano, McCulloh, Thomson, Tick) are ineligible. Required materials: application form, one-page letter with biographical/contact information, a narrative up to 1,500 words describing scope/timeline and relation to the dissertation, one-page budget, one-page bibliography, current CV, and one reference letter submitted separately. Recipients must submit a one-page budget and a final report to the Executive Director within one year; deadline is listed as October 15 (year not specified).
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