Volunteer to be an ACLS Reviewer |
Peer review is a vital part of ACLS's work. Each year, we recruit reviewers with expertise in disciplines from across humanistic studies to evaluate applications and help select a new awardee cohort.
Reviewers include scholars, librarians, curators, public humanities leaders, and others whose perspectives and expertise allow them to identify promising research by scholars at all career stages.
We depend upon our community of peer reviewers to help us respond nimbly to scholars' needs, and to advance the mission of ACLS to support the humanities.
We're especially interested in reviewers who are open to the challenge of identifying innovative methods, cultivating greater openness to new sources of knowledge, and advancing research that has been historically underrepresented in higher education.
We are also committed to increasing institutional diversity among our reviewers.
If you'd like to serve as a reviewer for one of our upcoming competitions, fill out the form below.
Depending on the needs of the program, we may use this information to contact you about serving.
Thank you for your role in ACLS's community—we appreciate your willingness to help!
Reviewers include scholars, librarians, curators, public humanities leaders, and others whose perspectives and expertise allow them to identify promising research by scholars at all career stages.
We depend upon our community of peer reviewers to help us respond nimbly to scholars' needs, and to advance the mission of ACLS to support the humanities.
We're especially interested in reviewers who are open to the challenge of identifying innovative methods, cultivating greater openness to new sources of knowledge, and advancing research that has been historically underrepresented in higher education.
We are also committed to increasing institutional diversity among our reviewers.
If you'd like to serve as a reviewer for one of our upcoming competitions, fill out the form below.
Depending on the needs of the program, we may use this information to contact you about serving.
Thank you for your role in ACLS's community—we appreciate your willingness to help!