Bishop Thomas Hoyt Jr Fellowship
Purpose
To provide the Institute's residency fee to a North American person of colour writing a doctoral dissertation, in order to help the churches to increase the number of persons of colour working in ecumenical and cultural research.
Eligibility
Open to a North American, Canadian or Mexican person of colour writing a doctoral dissertation within the general area of the Institute's concern.
Quantity Available
1 each year (or 2 if for semesters)
Frequency
- Annual
Study Length
1 academic year
Award Value
US$5,000 per year
Application procedure
Applicants must apply in the usual way to the Resident Scholars Programme (see separate listing). If invited by the admissions committee to be a Resident Scholar, the person will then be eligible for consideration for the Hoyt Fellowship.
Closing date
November 1st and February 1st
Study Level
- Postgraduate
Collegeville Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research
The Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research seeks to discern the meaning of Christian identity and unity in a religiously and culturally diverse nation and world and to communicate that meaning for the mission of the church and the renewal of human community. The Institute is committed to research, study, prayer, reflection and dialogue, in a place shaped by the Benedictine tradition of worship and work.
Contact Details
- www.collegevilleinstitute.org
- [email protected]
- 320 363 3366
- 320 363 3313
- 14027 Fruit Farm Road
Box 2000
Collegeville
MN
56321
United States of America
More information
For more information regarding this award, please contact the Collegeville Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research by using the links below.
