The George L. Mosse Fellowship in LGBTQ+ History has helped me make a significant contribution on the history of Germany and the history of sexuality.
Javier Samper Vendrell, Grinnell College
Mosse Graduate Fellowship in LGBTQ+ History
This fellowship is intended to attract and support outstanding Ph.D. candidates who wish to study some aspect of LGBTQ+ history in any area of the world. The fellowship package, available only to incoming students, consists of five years of guaranteed support.
To apply: Submit an application to the UW-Madison Department of History, specifying your wish to be considered for the Mosse Fellowship in LGBTQ+ History on the Supplemental Application form found on the History Department’s Graduate Admission webpage.
For more information, visit the UW-Madison History Department fellowships page or contact Leslie Abadie, abadie@wisc.edu, (608) 263-1962.
Fellows in LGBTQ+ History will benefit from the Program in Gender and Women’s History (PGWH) and History Department faculty in the Women, Gender, and Sexuality cluster, including:
Ashley Brown
Suzanne Desan
A. Finn Enke
April Haynes
Judith A. Houck
Mary Lou Roberts
Gloria Whiting
Application Deadline is December 1
Previous Mosse LGBTQ+ Fellows:
2020 Isobel Ashby
2018 Ezra Gerard
2015 Dan Guadagnolo
2014 Simon D. Elin Fisher
2010 Javier Samper Vendrell
2009 Christopher Hommerding
2008 Ashley Barnes-Gilbert
2008 Stephanie Westcott
Mosse WDGF Fellowship in Modern European Cultural History & Modern Jewish History
This fellowship is intended to attract and support outstanding Ph.D. candidates who wish to study some aspect of Modern European or Modern Jewish history in any area of the world. The fellowship package, available only to incoming students, consists of five years of guaranteed support.
To apply: Submit an application to the UW-Madison Department of History, specifying your wish to be considered for the Mosse Fellowship in Modern European Cultural History or Modern Jewish History on the Supplemental Application form found on the History Department’s Graduate Admission webpage.
For more information, visit the UW-Madison History Department fellowships page or contact Leslie Abadie, abadie@wisc.edu, (608) 263-1962.
Fellows in Modern Jewish History can take advantage of the thirty-five faculty from seventeen disciplines associated with the George L. Mosse/Laurence A. Weinstein Center for Jewish Studies, an interdisciplinary program.
For additional information on the Mosse WDGF Fellowships, please contact:
Tony Michels, George L. Mosse Professor of American Jewish History and Jewish Studies, aemichels@wisc.edu.
Skye Doney, Director George L. Mosse Program, doney@wisc.edu.
Application Deadline is December 1
Previous Mosse Modern European Cultural History & Modern Jewish History Fellows:
2022 August Brereton
2021 Rima Turner
2021 Nina Walter
2020 Ludwig Decke
2019 Ethell Gershengorin
2018 Svea Larson
2017 Joseph Banin
2016 Conrad Allen
2016 Chad Gibbs
2016 Alice Main
2015 Valeria Navarro Rosenblatt
2015 Britt Tevis
2013 Laila Laurel Miller
2012 Abigail Lewis
2011 Michelle Gaseor
2010 Yuan Chang
2008 Charles Cahill
2008 Terrence Peterson
2008 Haley Cooper
2007 Jessica Kirstein
2007 Katherine Guenoun
2004 Sarah Robinson
2004 Nadine Zimmerli
2003 Sonja Mekel
2003 Mary Wunnenberg Kirsh
2002 Ethan Katz
2002 Gil Ribak
2002 Sarah Wobick-Segev
2001 Ana Schaposchnik
2001 Eric Ehrenreich
2002 Robert Lewis