The Visiting Scholars and Fellows Program strengthens ties between Harvard and other global institutions by hosting distinguished academics and professionals who conduct research on a particular topic or region of Latin America.
Visiting Scholars
Apply to be a Visiting Scholar
Each year a number of distinguished academics (Visiting Scholars) and professionals (Fellows) are selected to spend one or two semesters at Harvard working on their own research and writing projects. Visiting Scholars and Fellows are decided upon competitively on the basis of the applicant's qualifications, the quality of the applicant's research plans, and the relevance of both to the Center's mission and objectives.
Current & Past Recipients
Current Visiting Scholars
The Visiting Scholars program at DRCLAS selected nine Visiting Scholars for the 2020 - 2021 academic year. They work in a variety of disciplines including anthropology, economics, literature, international relations, public policy, sociology, and visual culture.
Fellowships & Past Recipients
The Center currently offers nine fellowships that provide support for one semester of residence for Visiting Scholars and Fellows who are engaged in research projects on any country in Latin America or the Caribbean.
Robert F. Kennedy Visiting Professor
Each year, the Center invites faculty members to nominate eminent scholars or practitioners for the Robert F. Kennedy Visiting Professorship in Latin American Studies.
