Annie Clark Tanner Fellowship in the Environmental Humanities

Next application cycle begins fall 2026 for the 2027-28 academic year 

Tanner Humanities Center and the Environmental Humanities Program are pleased to support this renewable yearly fellowship that funds a scholar/writer whose work explores just environmental futures from the perspective of the humanities. An ideal candidate will have a research agenda engaged with topics like Indigenous ecological knowledges, environmental justice, community-engagement or other pressing issues connecting humanities scholarship with the environment. This fellow will also be a capable teacher and able to explore this work in a seminar with environmental humanities graduate students. Open to external advanced doctoral candidates, visiting faculty, postdocs, and professional writers.

Learn more about Ataya Cesspooch, the current Annie Clark Tanner Fellow in the Environmental Humanities.