ABC-CLIO Research Grants
Research funding for advanced graduate students and early-career historians without a doctorate.
$500 eachIn abeyance26 recipients
About the grant
These $500 awards, funded by the publisher ABC-CLIO, support the work of advanced graduate students and of scholars who do not hold a doctoral degree but are employed full-time as historians. The funds may be used for travel, research materials, photocopying, and similar expenses.
The grants are currently in abeyance and no applications are being accepted.
Recipients
Awarded from 2008 to 2020.
2020
Nathan Grau, Harvard University
France’s Forgotten Soldiers
Ariel Natalo-Lifton, Temple University
From Lady Soldiers to Brothers in Arms: Women in the United States Armed Forces, 1972 to 1992
2019
Heather Haley, Auburn University
The Port Chicago Mutiny of 1944
In the Journal: Heather M. Haley
Laura Oviedo, Texas A&M University
Forsaken Bodies, For Sake of Nation: Latinas and the Politics of Militarization, Labor/s, and Belonging in Texas and Puerto Rico during World War II
2018
Heather Salazar, Ohio University
Katelyn Tietzen, Kansas State University
2017
Allyson Gates, Florida State University
Thomas Jamison, Harvard University
2016
Tyler Bamford, Temple University
In the Journal: Tyler R. Bamford
Mary Elizabeth Walters, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
2015
Jean-Pierre Beugoms, Temple University
CPT Nathaniel L. Moir, USAR, State University of New York at Albany
2014
Seth A. Givens, Ohio University
Zachary Matusheski, Brandeis University
In the Journal: Zachary M. Matusheski
2013
Jordan R. Hayworth, University of North Texas
Christopher J. Levesque, University of Alabama
2012
Michael J. Geheran, Clark University
In the Journal: Michael Geheran
Emily L. Swafford, University of Chicago
2011
Justin Barr, Yale University
Robyn Rodriguez, The Ohio State University
2010s · 2 awards
2010
Kristen Dolan, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
William Taylor, George Washington University
2000s · 4 awards
2009
Daniel Hutchinson, Florida State University
Martin R. Gutman, Syracuse University
2008
Katherine Epstein, Ohio State University
In the Journal: Katherine C. Epstein
Waitman Wade Beorn, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill