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Dartmouth College Institute for Black Intellectual & Cultural Life
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Location Hanover, NH
Posted August 3, 2026
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Institute: Dartmouth College
Department: Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life
Institution Type: College / University
Location
New Hampshire, United States
Position Type: Fellow
Program Announcement
The Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life, in collaboration with the Literary Arts Bridge, invites applications for the Visiting Fellow in the Creative Arts for Winter and Spring of 2027. This fellowship supports a mid-career writer—working in fiction, creative nonfiction, or poetry—whose work engages Black intellectual, cultural, and creative life. The fellowship is designed to provide sustained time, space, and resources for the advancement or development of a major creative project within an intellectually vibrant community. This is a highly selective, residency-based award intended for established writers with a demonstrated record of publication and impact.
Fellowship Overview
The Visiting Fellow will be in residence from January 1 – June 30, 2027. During this period, the fellow will pursue an independent creative project while participating in the intellectual and public life of the Institute and the Literary Arts Bridge. The fellowship emphasizes both creative production and community engagement, fostering meaningful dialogue between the fellow, students, and broader audiences.
Residency & Expectations
The Visiting Fellow is expected to
- Maintain full-time residency for the duration of the fellowship (January 1 – June 30, 2027)
- Develop or advance a major creative project—such as a manuscript in progress, a collection, a long-form work, or equivalent undertaking.
- Participate in the Black Literature / Black Life Speaker Series, including presenting their work publicly
- Engage with students and the campus community through informal discussions, workshops, or conversations about craft, process, and inspiration
- Contribute to programming organized by the Literary Arts Bridge
Compensation And Benefits
- $3,500 monthly stipend for six months ($21,000 total, taxable)
- Fully provided housing for the duration of the residency
- Fellows are responsible for utility costs
- Up to $3,000 in additional project support, which may be used for:
- Research travel
- Conferences
- Materials
- Exhibitions or public programming
Applicants must
- Be external to Dartmouth
- Be mid-career writers with at least one published book
- Demonstrate a sustained engagement with Black intellectual, cultural, and/or creative life
Application Information
- Application deadline: September 15, 2026
- Selection decisions will be announced no later than October 15, 2026
Applicants must submit
- Application Form
- Project Description (up to 1,000 words)
- Outline the work to be undertaken during the residency
- Describe its intellectual, creative, or cultural significance
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Two Letters of Reference
Applications will be evaluated based on
- Strength and originality of the proposed project
- Demonstrated achievement, as evidenced by prior publication
- Alignment with the mission of the Institute and Literary Arts Bridge
- Potential for meaningful engagement with the community during the residency
https://apply.interfolio.com/187580
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Dartmouth College
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Dartmouth’s Department of English and Creative Writing combines literary study with workshops in poetry, fiction, and literary nonfiction.
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Institute: Dartmouth College
Department: Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life
Institution Type: College / University
Location
New Hampshire, United States
Position Type: Fellow
Program Announcement
The Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life, in collaboration with the Literary Arts Bridge, invites applications for the Visiting Fellow in the Creative Arts for Winter and Spring of 2027. This fellowship supports a mid-career writer—working in fiction, creative nonfiction, or poetry—whose work engages Black intellectual, cultural, and creative life. The fellowship is designed to provide sustained time, space, and resources for the advancement or development of a major creative project within an intellectually vibrant community. This is a highly selective, residency-based award intended for established writers with a demonstrated record of publication and impact.
Fellowship Overview
The Visiting Fellow will be in residence from January 1 – June 30, 2027. During this period, the fellow will pursue an independent creative project while participating in the intellectual and public life of the Institute and the Literary Arts Bridge. The fellowship emphasizes both creative production and community engagement, fostering meaningful dialogue between the fellow, students, and broader audiences.
Residency & Expectations
The Visiting Fellow is expected to
- Maintain full-time residency for the duration of the fellowship (January 1 – June 30, 2027)
- Develop or advance a major creative project—such as a manuscript in progress, a collection, a long-form work, or equivalent undertaking.
- Participate in the Black Literature / Black Life Speaker Series, including presenting their work publicly
- Engage with students and the campus community through informal discussions, workshops, or conversations about craft, process, and inspiration
- Contribute to programming organized by the Literary Arts Bridge
Compensation And Benefits
- $3,500 monthly stipend for six months ($21,000 total, taxable)
- Fully provided housing for the duration of the residency
- Fellows are responsible for utility costs
- Up to $3,000 in additional project support, which may be used for:
- Research travel
- Conferences
- Materials
- Exhibitions or public programming
Applicants must
- Be external to Dartmouth
- Be mid-career writers with at least one published book
- Demonstrate a sustained engagement with Black intellectual, cultural, and/or creative life
Application Information
- Application deadline: September 15, 2026
- Selection decisions will be announced no later than October 15, 2026
Applicants must submit
- Application Form
- Project Description (up to 1,000 words)
- Outline the work to be undertaken during the residency
- Describe its intellectual, creative, or cultural significance
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Two Letters of Reference
Applications will be evaluated based on
- Strength and originality of the proposed project
- Demonstrated achievement, as evidenced by prior publication
- Alignment with the mission of the Institute and Literary Arts Bridge
- Potential for meaningful engagement with the community during the residency
https://apply.interfolio.com/187580
Institute: Dartmouth College
Department: Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life
Institution Type: College / University
Location
New Hampshire, United States
Position Type: Fellow
Program Announcement
The Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life, in collaboration with the Literary Arts Bridge, invites applications for the Visiting Fellow in the Creative Arts for Winter and Spring of 2027. This fellowship supports a mid-career writer—working in fiction, creative nonfiction, or poetry—whose work engages Black intellectual, cultural, and creative life. The fellowship is designed to provide sustained time, space, and resources for the advancement or development of a major creative project within an intellectually vibrant community. This is a highly selective, residency-based award intended for established writers with a demonstrated record of publication and impact.
Fellowship Overview
The Visiting Fellow will be in residence from January 1 – June 30, 2027. During this period, the fellow will pursue an independent creative project while participating in the intellectual and public life of the Institute and the Literary Arts Bridge. The fellowship emphasizes both creative production and community engagement, fostering meaningful dialogue between the fellow, students, and broader audiences.
Residency & Expectations
The Visiting Fellow is expected to
- Maintain full-time residency for the duration of the fellowship (January 1 – June 30, 2027)
- Develop or advance a major creative project—such as a manuscript in progress, a collection, a long-form work, or equivalent undertaking.
- Participate in the Black Literature / Black Life Speaker Series, including presenting their work publicly
- Engage with students and the campus community through informal discussions, workshops, or conversations about craft, process, and inspiration
- Contribute to programming organized by the Literary Arts Bridge
Compensation And Benefits
- $3,500 monthly stipend for six months ($21,000 total, taxable)
- Fully provided housing for the duration of the residency
- Fellows are responsible for utility costs
- Up to $3,000 in additional project support, which may be used for:
- Research travel
- Conferences
- Materials
- Exhibitions or public programming
Applicants must
- Be external to Dartmouth
- Be mid-career writers with at least one published book
- Demonstrate a sustained engagement with Black intellectual, cultural, and/or creative life
Application Information
- Application deadline: September 15, 2026
- Selection decisions will be announced no later than October 15, 2026
Applicants must submit
- Application Form
- Project Description (up to 1,000 words)
- Outline the work to be undertaken during the residency
- Describe its intellectual, creative, or cultural significance
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Two Letters of Reference
Applications will be evaluated based on
- Strength and originality of the proposed project
- Demonstrated achievement, as evidenced by prior publication
- Alignment with the mission of the Institute and Literary Arts Bridge
- Potential for meaningful engagement with the community during the residency
https://apply.interfolio.com/187580
Salary : $3,500