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During the one-year fellowship participants learn about all aspects of publication and contribute to Arthuriana’s quarterly issues and The So What.

Founded in 2024, the Arthuriana Editorial Fellowship gives early-career scholars and/or graduate students hands-on experience in scholarly publishing.

Many thanks to our judges and all students who submitted essays. The future of Arthurian studies is bright.

Margaret will expand and revise the paper to an article, to be published in issue 36.1, which comes out in early 2026.

Margaret's essay, “Named and Stolen Swords: Gawain as Worthy Heir in the Alliterative Morte Arthure,” was selected from among a number of excellent submissions by a committee of judges comprised of three past winners.

More info here: bonniewheelerfund.org/apply.aspx

Deadline: January 31st, 2025

Budgets for Fellowship applications may include not only research costs, but also the costs of freeing up applicants’ time, for example, relief from summer teaching, daycare and/or eldercare expenses, and the like. Candidates from previous years are urged to reapply.

Preference will be given to candidates who are “caught in the middle” on the promotion ladder.

Eligibility: Applicants must be women who hold a Ph.D. in any area of medieval studies and who are full-time tenured associate professors in an academic department in the U.S.

The Bonnie Wheeler Fellowship Fund is designed to support the research of women medievalists with tenure below the rank of full professor. Current award amount: $25,000 paid directly to the recipient.

Many thanks to our judges (recent winners of the award): Jenny Fast, Robyn Thum-O'Brien, and PJ Zaborowski.
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Tori's essay was selected from a large number of excellent submissions. We are heartened by the work grad students are doing in the field and hope to see all of them published.

We are so excited to work with Tori to turn the conference presentation into an article, which you'll see in the pages of our first issue in 2025.

Bonnie was the founding editor of our journal and made the journal what it is. She is an amazing medievalist, a generous mentor, and a FORCE.