- The Newcomb Fellows
- Posted September 3, 2009
Professor of Dance John Allen and Tulane student Lisa Keskitalo performing Allen's work at the Harare International Festival of the Arts in Zimbabwe. (photo by Noel Henderson-James)
What is the Newcomb Fellows program?
The Newcomb Fellows is a voluntary association of faculty from all undergraduate colleges of Tulane University. A Newcomb Fellow supports the higher education of women and participates in activities of the Newcomb College Institute that foster faculty-student interaction and research.
The Newcomb Fellows program was established by a resolution of the Tulane Board of Administrators in November of 1987. The Newcomb College Institute administers the Newcomb Fellows program.
Who can become a Newcomb Fellow?
A faculty member (full-time, visiting, post-doc or professor of practice) who is teaching in any of the undergraduate schools of Tulane University can apply to become a Newcomb Fellow. To learn more about the Newcomb Fellows, click on the "Information for Faculty" link below.
Who can apply for a Newcomb Fellows grant?
Faculty members who are Newcomb Fellows may apply for faculty grants. Please follow this link for details and applications:
Information for Faculty
Undergraduate female students who are enrolled full time at Newcomb-Tulane College may apply for student grants. Please follow this link for details and
applications:
Information for Students
