Engaged Humanities Graduate Research

The Engaged Humanities Network provides opportunities for graduate students of all levels and programs to connect scholarship, teaching, and creative work to community-engaged projects through our Public Scholarship Certificate in collaboration with the Graduate School, research assistantships, summer and winter fellowships, and opportunities for community building among engaged scholars.
Public Scholarship Certificate Program

Graduate students and postdoctoral scholars associated with any program at Syracuse University are invited to earn a Public Scholarship Certificate (PSC). Offered through the EHN and the Graduate School, the PSC recognizes commitments to ethical, publicly engaged research, creative work, teaching, and programming. The certificate assists graduate students and postdocs by encouraging, supporting, and showcasing research, teaching and creative work toward the public good and by documenting critical engagement in contexts across and beyond the academy. Learn more about the program and how to register.
Graduate Fellowships & Research Assistantships

Engaged Humanities summer & winter research fellowships and externally funded research assistantships provide graduate students opportunities to apply their own research and teaching expertise to forms of participatory, action-based work with partnering organizations and the communities they serve. Doctoral and Master's students across the University are eligible for summer and winter fellowships and assistantships. Learn more about our current graduate fellows and research assistants.
Feeding Collaboration

Feeding Collaboration is a conversation and lunch series led by and for graduate students who do and/or are interested in publicly engaged scholarship, teaching, and creative work. Students from across disciplines, schools, and colleges meet one Friday a month to share a meal, ideas, experiences, and resources and to build relationships for mutual support across projects, programs and communities.
All lunches are provided by the EHN. RSVP for next month's lunch here.
Graduate Resources for Publicly Engaged Scholarship

There are a variety of resources available for graduate students interested in and/or already pursuing publicly engaged scholarship. Learn more about EHN and SU grants, fellowships, and employment opportunities in addition to funding opportunities, graduate programs, trainings, news letters, and calls for proposals outside the University.