Special Stipend to Support Research in the Paul Ehrlich Collection Grant
Funding Amount
Up to US $4,000
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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- Cycle
- Rolling — applications accepted year-round
- Tracked since
- April 2026
From the program guidelines: “Applicants can apply at any time and must submit a formal request along with two letters of recommendation.”
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Other requirements
- Anyone can apply for an Ehrlich stipend, regardless of country of origin.
- Please be aware that certain U.S Government requirements may apply to non-U.S. citizens.
Overview
The Rockefeller Archive Center offers a Special Stipend to support research in the Paul Ehrlich Collection, providing individuals with up to $4,000 for travel and accommodation expenses. Applicants can apply at any time and must submit a formal request along with two letters of recommendation. The stipend is available to anyone, regardless of their country of origin, although certain U.S. government requirements may apply to non-U.S. citizens.
NOTE:
Potential applicants for an Ehrlich stipend should contact the RAC with an initial description of the proposed research and indicating that the inquiry is for the purposes of applying for an Ehrlich stipend. RAC staff will respond with a description of relevant archival materials and an estimate of time necessary to complete the research.Applicants should submit a formal request to be considered for an Ehrlich stipend. An application may be made at any time and should include two letters of recommendation. Awards will be made within one month of the RAC receiving both letters of recommendation.
Special Stipend to Support Research in the Paul Ehrlich Collection
The RAC has available funds to provide individuals (not institutions) up to $4,000 for reimbursement of travel and accommodation expenses to support short-term research in the Paul Ehrlich Collection, an important archive documenting the life and scientific research of Nobel Laureate Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915).
Stipend recipients must commence their research at the RAC within one year of being notified of the award.
Eligibility
Anyone can apply for an Ehrlich stipend, regardless of country of origin. Please be aware that certain U.S Government requirements may apply to non-U.S. citizens.
What Rockefeller Archive Center actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 49
- Total given
- $151K
- Median grant
- $2,890
- Range
- $94–$7,200
- By dollars: New York 15%, California 11%, Tennessee 5%. Top recipient cities: Brooklyn, NY; New York, NY; Bronx, NY.
- 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
Example grants
Johnny Goshen · Oak Ridge, TN
Reimbursement of travel
$7,200
Carmen Crozier
Reimbursement of travel
$5,000
Georgina Arnott
Reimbursement of travel
$5,000
Sarah C Mellors · Decatur, GA
Reimbursement of travel
$5,000
Taylor Cozzens · Dobson, NC
Reimbursement of travel
$5,000
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Science research
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