Long-term research fellowships at the new york public library's stephen a. Schwarzman building [the new york public library (nypl) respectfully requests $385,000 from the national endowment for the…

The New York Public Library (NYPL) received a $309,996 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) under the Promotion of the Humanities Research program (CFDA 45.161) to support long-term research fellowships at the library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building. The grant funding will cover stipend and selection expenses for fellows who will have access to NYPL's 4.3 million volume humanities collection, including rare and unique materials, to conduct their research projects. During their fellowships, the scholars will have opportunities to engage with NYPL's broader community of patrons and share their work. This NEH-funded fellowship program aligns with the agency's mission to advance knowledge and understanding in the humanities.

Long-term research fellowships at the new york public library's stephen a. Schwarzman building [the new york public library (nypl) respectfully requests $385,000 from the national endowment for the humanities to support stipend and selection expenses for long-term fellowships housed at the center for research in the humanities (CRH) at the library's landmark stephen a. Schwarzman building. Fellows will benefit from the schwarzman building's 4.3 million volume general humanities collection, which includes many rare and unique items, as well as nypl's system-wide resources. During their time at the center, fellows will have opportunities to connect and share their work with other scholars and nypl's broader community of patrons.]