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for the Study of Religion and Liberty F A C T S H E E T
Who is Eligible?• Seminarians and graduate students currently enrolled to study at
institutions around the world, irrespective of religious affiliation, can apply for Calihan Grants.
• Doctoral candidates and recent doctoral recipients in theology, religion, philosophy, history, law, politics, economics, or related fields can apply for the Novak Award.
and Awards
Many cultures are exhibiting growing distrust and suspicion of economics, profit, limited government, rule of law, and free markets. Given this, there is a significant need to redeem these concepts by examining them in relation to theology, human dignity, and the principles of a free and virtuous society.
To encourage such develop-ments, Acton Institute offers a range of academic grants and awards that support seminarians, graduate students, and young scholars engaged in serious reflection and research on the relationship between theology, the free market, limited govern-ment, and the rule of law.
Academic Grants
T r a v e l A c a d e m i c
Calihan Grants
For current seminarians and graduate students
Up to $3,000
Award periodongoing
Up to $3,000
2 deadlinesper year
Grants & Awards Summary
I n t e l l e c t u a l A c h i e v e m e n t
Novak Award
For current doctoral candidates or those who have received a doctorate in the past
five calendar years.
$15,000
1 award per year
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Interested in Learning More?VISIT ACTON.ORG/GRANTS-AWARDS TO APPLY and for additional details about eligibility, conditions, the selection process, application requirements, and deadlines.
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