Newberry Library Collaboration
Faculty and graduate students from consortium institutions may be eligible to apply for Newberry Renaissance Consortium Grants to travel to the Newberry to attend programs or do research. A recent recipient of just such an award is Dr Bryan Brazeau who used his time as a previous recipient of a Warwick Transatlantic Fellowship to prepare the ground for an international event, 'Contexts of Early Modern Literary Criticism in Italy and Beyond: A History of the Book Symposium.' Bryan's report on the event can be found here. Other recipients of a travel award include Dr Stephen Bates, whose report can be found here.
Warwick PhD and Early Career Research Fellowships
Jointly funded by Warwick's Renaissance Centre and Humanities Research Centre, this particular fellowship is specifically for study at the Newberry Library in Chicago, and applicants have to make clear how they intend to make use of the Newberry collections. This Fellowship is intended to deepen and broaden the research links between Warwick and the Newberry Library. Applicants should be current Warwick doctoral students (not in their first year) or post-doctoral/early career fellows (up to 5 yrs post PhD) who can make an excellent research case for spending a short period of time at this North American institution. The Fellowship is intended to be short-term, e.g. 2 weeks, though fellows can of course stay longer if they wish. Full information and application details can be found on the HRC website. Reports by previous recipients of this 'transatlantic' award can be found here.
Newberry Library Graduate Student Conference
Newberry Center for Renaissance Studies Programs
Warwick / Newberry Colloborative Programme 2005-2013. For a number of years, Warwick staff were heavily involved in an innovative collaborative programme of research and postgraduate training with the Center for Renaissance Studies of The Newberry Library of Chicago. More information
here