Center Research Fellowship

The Center Research Fellowship at the Center for Advanced Genocide Research at USC enables the recipient to spend one semester in residence at the Center. It goes to an outstanding senior international scholar from any discipline who will advance genocide research through use of the Visual History Archive and other USC resources. The fellowship supports advanced research in genocide studies, with a particular emphasis on utilizing USC's unique resources including the Shoah Foundation's Visual History Archive. Past fellows have conducted research on topics ranging from corpses of the Holocaust, to indigenous territory and displacement in Guatemalan genocide, to ritualcide under the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. The fellowship provides scholars with access to USC's extensive research facilities and the opportunity to engage with the Center's community of genocide researchers and affiliated scholars.