The Singleton Center offers a variety of competitive fellowships to graduate students pursuing research on topics related to premodern Europe.
Intensive, four-week courses in European languages are available to incoming and continuing graduate students. These courses aim to developing the reading knowledge that doctoral students require.
Margaret Meserve, University of Notre Dame, will address the lecture series theme, “Papal Bull: Politics, Propaganda, and Print in Renaissance Rome.” The three lectures will be held on the Homewood Campus at Johns Hopkins University, Sept. 19-22, 2016. See the Events page for full details.
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Will Brown received the 2014 prize, Yonatan Glazer-Eytan received the 2013 prize, Jonathan Greenwood and Justin Rivest received the 2012 prize, and Alexandra Letvin and Nathan Daniels received the 2011 prize.
