The Humanities and Arts Research Program (HARP), sponsored by the Institute for the Humanities and the College of Arts & Sciences, and funded by the Office of Research, supports research projects in the Humanities by offering grants of up to $5,000. on a competitive basis to full-time faculty in the Humanities. Faculty may apply for HARP grants by going to the Insitute for the Humanities web page and downloading the guidelines and an application.
HARP grants of $5,000. carry the title HARP Senior Research Fellow, and grants up to $4,000. carry the title HARP Research Fellow. Senior Research Fellows are required to host a panel discussion on a Humanities topic of their choice during the award year. All panels are open to the public and sponsored by the Institute for the Humanities.
2010 HARP Grant Winners
HARP Research Fellow
Mark Hersey, History
HARP Research Fellow
Richard Damms, History
HARP Research Fellow
Tommy Anderson, English
HARP Research Fellow
Jason Ward, History
2009 HARP Grant Winners
HARP Research Fellow
Carlos Espinosa, Classical & Modern Languages
and Literatures
HARP Research Fellow
Alexandra Hui, History
HARP Senior Research Fellow
Robert West, English
HARP Research Fellow
Allyson Delnore, History
HARP Research Fellow
Will Hay, History
2008 HARP Grant Winners
HARP Research Fellow
Sally Hatch Gray, Classical &
Modern Languages and Literatures
HARP
Research Fellow
Mary Kathryn Barbier
2007 HARP Grant Winners
HARP Research Fellow
Michael Clifford, Philosophy and Religion
HARP Research Fellow
Godfrey Uzoigwe, History
HARP Research Fellow
Shu-wui Wu, History
HARP Research Fellow
Robert Damm, Music Education
HARP Research Fellow
Jane Greenwood, Architecture
HARP Research Fellow
William Andrews, Art
HARP Research Fellow
Jason DeMarte, Art
2006 HARP Grant Winners
HARP
Senior Research Fellow
Jack
Jordan, Foreign Languages
HARP Research Fellow
Michael Brown, Music Education
HARP Research Fellow
James Davis, Art
HARP Research Fellow
Becky Hagenston, English
HARP Research Fellow
Lynn Holt, Philosophy & Religion
HARP Research Fellow
Peter Messer, History
HARP Research Fellow
Kevin Williams, Communication
2005 HARP Grant Winners
HARP Senior Research Fellow
Paul Jacobs, Philosophy and Religion
HARP Research Fellow
William Hay, History
HARP Research Fellow
Jason Phillips, History
HARP Research Fellow
Jason C. Baker, Music Education
HARP Research Fellow
Jason Bahr, Music Education
HARP Research Fellow
Edward Potter, Foreign Languages
HARP Research Fellow
Ms. Marita Gootee, Art
