Samuel P. Hays research fellowship
ASEH created this fellowship to recognize the contributions of Samuel P. Hays, the inaugural recipient of the society's Distinguished Scholar Award, and to advance the field of environmental history, broadly conceived. The fellowship provides a single payment of $1,000 to help fund travel to and use of an archive or manuscript repository. It is open to practicing historians (academic, public, or independent). Graduate students are ineligible. A Ph.D. is not required.
The 2012 Samuel H. Fellowship was awarded to Linda Ivey, California State University-East Bay, for her project ""Poetic Industrialism: Race, Class, Environment, and Evolving Notions of Sustainable Agriculture in 20th-Century California."
Details for submitting applications for funding next year will be available in the spring of 2012.
