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the Gallery collections. Mentoring: The Fellow is fully integrated into the Department of American Decorative Arts and works under the direction of the curators. Residence in the Greater New Haven area for
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from different disciplines, one of which may overlap with the applicant’s PhD field. Transitioning to a new field: Work with a single Wu Tsai Faculty Mentor whose research area differs substantially from
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field: Work with a single Wu Tsai Faculty Mentor whose research area differs substantially from the applicant’s PhD (incremental transitions will not be considered). Open-ended computational/theoretical
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Ability to take initiative and identify next steps in projects and communications The fellow must reside in the Greater New Haven area for the term of the fellowship. The workweek is Monday through Friday
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from different disciplines, one of which may overlap with the applicant’s PhD field. Transitioning to a new field: Work with a single Wu Tsai Faculty Mentor whose research area differs substantially from
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New Haven area for the term of the fellowship. The workweek is Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, with evening (especially Thursdays) and some weekend work required. The work is in person and
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rates (M & IE portion) for the Hartford, CT area. The Fellowship Year runs between June 1, 2027 through May 31, 2028. *Please note that payments to non-U.S. citizens (nonresident alien for U.S. tax