FELLOWS PROGRAM
The Likoudis Legacy Foundation
ABOUT THE LIKOUDIS LEGACY FELLOWS PROGRAM
The Likoudis Legacy Foundation is working towards offering a Fellows Program for scholars desiring to concentrate for 2 to 8 weeks to 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.
CRITERIA
The following scholarly criteria will be taken into account when considering an application to the Fellow Program, although the lack of any one should by no means 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
SCHOLARSHIPS
Applicants who are accepted as Fellows are eligible for stipends and grants to support their research with the Likoudis Legacy Foundation. A stipend will be provided as a lump sum and will range from $1,000 to $2,000 depending on qualifications and length of participation in the program.
Students who do not live within 50 miles of Washington, DC may also be eligible for a $500 lodging grant, and students traveling from outside of North America may be eligible for a $500 travel grant.
APPLICATION PROCESS
In order to apply to the Likoudis Legacy Fellows Program, applicants must submit, via the Likoudis Legacy Application Portal (coming soon!) the following documents:
- Complete application form
- Curriculum Vitae, including a complete list of publications
- Two letters of recommendation from professors or mentors
- Research proposal clearly detailing the topic of study and research plan
CURRENT FELLOWS
Host and Founder, Reason and Theology
Author of Answering Orthodoxy - A Catholic Response to Attacks from the East
Affiliate Apologist, Catholic Answers
President at Intellectual Catholicism
MTS Candidate in New Testament and Early Christianity Studies, Harvard Divinity School
Co-founder of Where Peter Is
Author of The Orthodoxy of Amoris Laetitia
Co-founder and Executive Director, Durandus Institute for Sacred Liturgy and Music
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Administrator at TradRecovery.com
Test Developer
