Enhance your in-classroom experiences through professional development, pedagogical training and exposure to non-academic settings.
The Bridge Humanities Corps (BHC) selects up to eight ABDs and newly minted Ph.D.s to participate in advanced training in the pedagogy of interdisciplinary humanities, teach SAEL 200 or its Carolina Core equivalents and participate in a required professional development program.
The Graduate Civic Scholars Program (GCSP) provides opportunities for interdisciplinary research, involvement in social justice initiatives, and an enhanced understanding of the role of scholarship in addressing societal needs.
Presidential Fellows are part of an engaged community of scholars pursuing doctoral and MFA degrees across a wide range of academic disciplines. As a Fellow, you would receive additional funding, professional development, and community designed to enhance the value of your graduate studies.
Open to prospective and current doctoral and MFA students, this program prepares underrepresented minority students to become professors. Scholars are provided $24,000 in additional funding over 4 years and receive training specifically designed to help them diversify the professoriate.