Apply Now for Spring Funding!

GHF supports activities that encourage scholarship of the Ming Dynasty, predecessors and successors of the Ming, as well as contemporaries in geographic areas with which the Ming interacted. Apply for the Project Award to support: Scholarly conferences Manuscript review workshops Museum exhibitions Performances Open-access publishing of previously-released books K-12 programming and public outreach Academic fellowships Any other […]

New Board Members

The Board of Directors welcomes to their ranks He Bian, associate professor of history and East Asian studies at Princeton University, and Bruce Rusk, associate professor in the department of East Asian studies at the University of British Columbia. Their three-year terms begin this spring.

Apply Now! GHF Annual Conference Travel Grant

GHF awarded funding to the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) to support participant travel to the 2022 Annual Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii, March 24-27, 2022.  The Geiss Hsu Annual Conference Travel Grant will award up to $2,000 each in travel support to scholars who engage in research related to the Ming. Applicants do not need to be AAS members or part of an […]

Fall Project Awards

GHF supported a diverse group of projects that encourage scholarship and interpretation of the Ming and their successors: Teacher Resources & Professional Development Asia for Educators, Weatherhead East Asian Institute, Columbia University: Introducing the Classic Chinese Novels and Historical Context in General Education: Background for Educators National Humanities Center: Teaching the Ming Dynasty: Humanities in Class TeacherNotes  Workshops […]

Fall Subvention Awards

Congratulations to Columbia University Press and University of Washington Press on receiving publication subventions during GHF’s fall funding cycle: Columbia University Press The Promise and Peril of Things: Literature and Material Culture in Late Imperial China by Wai-Yee Li  The Fragrant Companions by Li Yu, translated by Stephen Roddy and Ying Wang  The Substance of Fiction: Literary Objects in China, 1550–1775 by Sophie Vlopp  […]

Apply Now for Fall Funding!

GHF funds activities that encourage scholarship of the Ming Dynasty, predecessors and successors of the Ming, as well as contemporaries in geographic areas with which the Ming interacted. Apply for the Project Award to support: Scholarly conferences Workshops Manuscript review workshops Museum exhibitions Performances Open-access publishing of previously-released books K-12 programming and public outreach Academic fellowships Any […]