Fort Ticonderoga offers several unique fellowship opportunities annually!
Each summer, Fort Ticonderoga offers a unique opportunity for graduate students through our four highly selective fellowships in Curation, Exhibitions, Education, and Collections. This ten-week program provides an immersive, hands-on experience at a dynamic historic site and museum with a reputation for cutting-edge programs.
Additionally, Fort Ticonderoga offers two short-term research fellowships:
- Co-sponsored by the Omohundro Institute, the Omohundro Institute-Fort Ticonderoga Short-Term Fellowship provides a scholar with a four-week onsite research fellowship.
- The H. Nicholas Muller III Short-Term Fellowship enables a scholar to spend two weeks onsite accessing Fort Ticonderoga’s archival and collections resources.
University Partnerships
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Graduate Fellowships
Each year Fort Ticonderoga offers four graduate fellowships for students seeking a practical, hands-on internship experience at a historic site and museum with cutting-edge programs. Fellowships run from June-August. The Edward W. Pell Graduate Fellowships at Fort Ticonderoga are made possible in part with support from the Edward W. Pell Education Endowment at Fort Ticonderoga and other generous individual donors.
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Omohundro Institute-Fort Ticonderoga Short Term Visiting Fellowships
The Omohundro Institute and Fort Ticonderoga offer a Short-Term Visiting Fellowship (one month or four working weeks) for scholars—from advanced graduate students to senior scholars. Scholars with strong interests in early America broadly understood to mean the Atlantic World in the years between roughly 1450 and 1820, are encouraged to apply. Fort Ticonderoga holds one of North America’s largest collections of military material culture, covering the colonization of North America and the ensuing colonial conflicts, as well as the Seven Years’ War, the American Revolution, and the War of 1812.
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Nicholas Muller III Short-Term Research Fellowship
Fort Ticonderoga offers a Short-Term Visiting Research Fellowship (two weeks) for scholars—from advanced graduate students to senior scholars. Scholars with strong interests in early America broadly understood to mean the Atlantic World in the years between 1609 and 1815 are encouraged to apply. In addition to its manuscript collection, Fort Ticonderoga holds one of the North America’s largest collections of military material culture, covering the colonization of North American and the ensuing conflicts, including the Seven Years’ War, American Revolution, and War of 1812.