As part of its ongoing commitment to interdisciplinary inquiry, the Lamar Dodd School of Art invites graduate students from other disciplines to join our community of scholars and makers. Prospective fellows must have the support of a faculty member from the School of Art who is willing to attest to the contribution the student might make to the School and the benefit to the student of pursuing research in an arts-based environment.

 

 

About the Program

Founded in 2018, the Dodd Interdisciplinary Fellows program reflects the School of Art’s commitment to interdisciplinary inquiry. Fellows are expected to engage in advanced research and participate fully in the department’s intellectual life, fostering generative exchange with graduate students in art, art history, and art education. 

Applications from graduate students working in any discipline at the University of Georgia are welcome. Applications must include a letter of nomination from a current School of Art faculty member, a Statement of Intent, and a CV.

Fellows are chosen on the basis of their academic and creative excellence and the interdisciplinarity of their current research. All fellows receive a modest private studio space within the School of Art and are expected to present their research publicly in the course of their year-long fellowship.

 

Students can contact Lindsey Reynolds with interest and questions.

 

Previous Fellows

Ben Elliot

Anne McInnis

Amy Bonnaffons

Sara Thomas Black

Claire Cronin (author of Blue Light of the Screen: On Horror, Ghosts, and God, Repeater 2020)

Christina Crespo

Angela Hall

Leanne Purdum

Ben Rutherfurd