Each spring, one Davidson Student is selected to receive a grant in order to complete an independent multimedia international reporting project. The project should focus on a systemic issue of global importance that is under-reported or unreported in U.S. mainstream media.
Applications for Pulitzer Center Fellowship can be submitted until February 8, 2026. Please be sure you are applying for the correct type of grant. If you are uncertain about the type of grant for which you are applying, please contact our office.
As part of your application, you will be required to complete this application checklist.
Thank you,
Dean Rusk International Studies Program
Funds may be provided to assist with the publication of manuscripts that have received final acceptance for publication by a scholarly press or public dissemination of artistic work. A copy of the letter of agreement and any invoices must be submitted with the application. Fundable expenses include: cost of reprints of articles published in scholarly journals; per page journal fees (not covered by publisher or royalties); indexing; preparation of photos, line drawings, or other artistic assistance; expenses related to exhibitions in which their work will be shown. A funding ceiling for these grants will be established on an annual basis by the VPAA.
Note:
1. 1. All full-time faculty, regardless of rank, are eligible to apply.
2. These grants are independent of FS&R applications.
3. Decisions are made on a rolling basis.
4. Once awarded, send letter of agreement (contract) and receipts to LuAnne Sledge in the Office of Sponsored Programs, for reimbursement.
Application Deadline: Rolling.