- The Newcomb Fellows
- Posted June 13, 2008
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 regular, full-time faculty member or professor of practice who is teaching in any of the undergraduate schools of Tulane University can apply to become a Newcomb Fellow.
Who can apply for a Newcomb Fellows grant?
Faculty members who are Newcomb Fellows may apply for a faculty grant, and female undergraduate students who are enrolled full-time at Tulane University when application is made and when funds are used may apply for a Newcomb Fellows grant.
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