Louis, MO (November 18-22, 2020) or the 2021 SPA Biennial Meeting (location and dates TBA).
All fellows are required to attend either the 2020 AAA Annual Meeting to be held in St. The sole exception is that a fellow may accept funding for expenses, such as durable equipment, that are not covered by the Robert Lemelson Foundation fellowship. Fellows are prohibited from accepting the Robert Lemelson Foundation Fellowship in conjunction with any other summer or research funding for the same project or over the same time frame as the proposed research supported by the Robert Lemelson Foundation Fellowship. This funding is explicitly for exploratory research to plan doctoral dissertation research, not for collection of data for broader projects. The funding cannot be used to collect data for the fellow’s master’s thesis or doctoral dissertation. Details on joining the AAA and the SPA can be found at ( Note: If the applicant is not a current member, we suggest submitting the membership application well in advance to be sure that the membership is current by the deadline.) Applicants must be current members of the Society of Psychological Anthropology (SPA), a section of the American Anthropological Association (AAA) as of Sunday, March 1 st, 2020. Applicants cannot have completed more than four years of graduate education, including all institutions that they have attended. Applicants’ proposed research must be in the field of psychological anthropology, broadly defined, but they do not need to be students in Departments of Anthropology. Applicants must be enrolled in a graduate program at the time of application and during the period of the fellowship. Fellowships are open to all graduate students without regard to citizenship or place of residence. We expect to award six or more fellowships (depending upon funding levels) in 2020 with each fellow expected to receive between $3,000 and $6,000 depending upon need. Preference is given to applicants conducting exploratory research abroad. Proposed exploratory projects are evaluated for viability and the potential of resulting in future dissertation research that will advance the field of psychological anthropology. Normally, fellows receive their awards after their first or second year of graduate training as they begin to develop their dissertation research projects. Research projects supported by the funding should have the potential of advancing the field of psychological anthropology. 
The SPA / Robert Lemelson Foundation Fellowships are designed to provide graduate students working in the field of psychological anthropology with funding to pursue exploratory research for planning their doctoral dissertation research and /or methods training to prepare for their doctoral dissertation research. Three of the 2013 Lemelson Fellows, Kelsey London Robbins, David Aftab Ansari, and Laura Horton, attended the SPA business meeting at the AAA Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL.Īpplications are now open for the 2020-2021 SPA/RLF Fellowship Program!įellowship Details and Application Instructions
SPA Biennial 2021: Interrogating Inequalities. 
Psychological Anthropology Selected Graduate Programs. Psychological Anthropology (Anderson-Levitt). Education and Culture: Anthropological Studies of Learning and Schooling. Advanced Readings in Cultural Psychology and Psychological Anthropology. 
Psychological Anthropology Course Syllabi.Book Review: Shadows & Illuminations: A Multi-Touch Film Guide.The Beatrice and John Whiting SPA Biennial Travel Grants.International Early Career Scholar Travel Grant.
Conflict of Interest and Recusal Policy for Selection Committees.
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