Fellows Program — Likoudis Legacy Foundation

About the Program

Concentrated Research on a Living Tradition

The Likoudis Legacy Foundation is working towards offering a Fellows Program for scholars desiring to concentrate for 2 to 8 weeks on research and writing on a topic related to the work of James Likoudis.

Candidates who are admitted as Fellows are provided a stipend of between $1,000 to $2,000 depending on qualifications and scope of research.

The program is still under development, and more specific details are forthcoming. We welcome inquiries from qualified scholars in theology, philosophy, history, and related disciplines.

Scholarly Criteria

Who Should Apply

The following criteria will be taken into account when considering applications. The lack of any one criterion should not be considered a disqualification:

—MA thesis or Ph.D. dissertation, completed or in-progress
—Conference presentations
—College courses taught
—Peer-reviewed publications, including books and journal articles

Financial Support

Stipends & Grants

$1,000–2,000

Research Stipend

Provided as a lump sum for all accepted fellows, ranging based on qualifications and length of participation.

$500

Lodging Grant

Available to students who do not live within 50 miles of Washington, DC.

$500

Travel Grant

Available to students traveling from outside of North America.

How to Apply

Application Portal

Submit your application below. All required documents should be provided as links (Google Drive, Dropbox, or similar) or pasted directly into the relevant fields. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Required Documents

CV or résumé
Writing sample (1,500–5,000 words)
Statement of research intent (500–750 words)
Two letters of recommendation (names and contact info)

Full Name *

Email *

Current Institution or Affiliation

Degree(s) Held

Proposed Research Topic *

Statement of Research Intent * — 500–750 words

Writing Sample Link * — 1,500–5,000 words

CV / Résumé * — upload PDF or Word document, or paste a link below

Letters of Recommendation * — name and email for each recommender

Anything else you'd like us to know?

Current Fellows

The Fellowship Community

A network of Catholic scholars, writers, and practitioners committed to ecumenical dialogue, theological renewal, and the intellectual legacy of James Likoudis.