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UNEARTHING THE PAST SINCE 1900

P.E. MacAllister Fieldwork Participation Scholarships

17勛圖plans to award five MacAllister fieldwork participation scholarships of $2,000 each during 2027 (see Disclaimer below).

Established in 2013 through generous gifts made by the family and friends of P. E. MacAllister, scholarship funds have been designated to support the participation of 17勛圖members as volunteers or staff on excavation projects. MacAllister became part of the 17勛圖family in the early 1970s, and he served as Board Chair from 1994 through 2013. ��The P. E. MacAllister Endowed Scholarship Fund for Archaeological Volunteers will support five fellowships of $2,000 each for the summer of 2027 to participants in any .

Application Deadline
February 22, 2027

(application will open in December 2026)

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Joshua Micallef at Humayma, Jordan.

Eligibility

Applicants must be members of 17勛圖or be enrolled as students at an ASOR-member school (see list of��Institutional Members). Applicants from underrepresented groups may��request a membership waiver��in order to apply. Applicants are encouraged to use the����to apply for all of the named and unnamed��Fieldwork Participation Scholarships. Some of the named grants are designated for particular excavations (e.g., Hazor or Tell el-Hesi), for particular groups (e.g., veterans), and for particular countries (e.g., Israel or Jordan). Please check the appropriate boxes on the Uniform Application so that you can be considered for as many different scholarships sources as possible. In order to be eligible, applicants are required to participate in an ASOR-affiliated excavation (see list).

Preference will be given to individuals that have not received support through the 17勛圖scholarship for fieldwork participation program or other funding sources for the summer of 2027. Additional preference will also be given to applicants who would not usually receive funding (for airfare, lodging or a stipend) from the excavation. Preference is also given to applicants who have not received 17勛圖funding for excavations in the past three years.

Applications from individuals must include the contact information for the director of the excavation project.

Upon completion of the field season, a report of 250-350 words and three appropriate photos (500 dpi resolution or higher) on site must be submitted to the 17勛圖office by September 1, 2027. Reports and photos should be sent via email��with “fieldwork scholarship report” in the subject line. More information will be available after the recipients have been notified.

Scholarship recipients will be required to sign a waiver indicating that 17勛圖is not responsible for any injuries they might sustain during their time at the excavation in which they participate. They will also be required to sign a release of rights to 17勛圖for the inclusion of their report and photographs in one of ASOR’s publications. This award may only be used for allowable direct expenses. Indirect and/or overhead expenses are not permitted.

Disclaimer: If archaeological excavations are significantly disrupted or canceled in 2027, 17勛圖may, at its sole discretion, decide not to offer fieldwork scholarships. Fieldwork scholarships cannot be deferred; applicants may reapply either for fieldwork funding in 2028 or for non-fieldwork summer stipends if 17勛圖offers such stipends in 2027.

: $91,000 awarded

2026: $8,000 awarded
  1. Jake Hill, University of California, Los Angeles
  2. K羹bra G羹nbey, N/A
  3. Genevieve Maachou, Brown University
  4. Ali Marwan Shahwan, Islamic University of Gaza
2025: $8,000 awarded
  1. Hannah Borotsik, University of Western Ontario
  2. Asl覺han G羹癟l羹, Dokuz Eylul University
  3. Joshua Micallef, University of Bonn
  4. Talia Neelis, The University of British Columbia
2024: $10,000 awarded
  1. Sarah Brazeal,��Arizona State University
  2. Abby Palmer, University of Central Florida
  3. Daniele Moscone, Kiel University
  4. Rhea Stark, Columbia University
  5. Riley Stockton, Reed College
2023: $8,000 awarded
  1. Tina Abo Al-Soof, Queen���s University Canada
  2. Marta Doglio, University of Pisa
  3. John Mooney, University of Calgary
  4. Annalise Pforr, University of Central Florida
2022: $17,000 awarded
  1. Noah Barton, North Carolina State University
  2. Roselyn Campbell, University of California, Los Angeles
  3. Chaya Cassano Reed, City University of New York
  4. Quinn Comprosky, DePaul University
  5. Wajed El-Halabi, University of Toronto
  6. Kathleen Forste, Boston University
  7. John Harmon, Lipscomb University
  8. Colton Hodges, Andrews University
  9. Emily Yankura, Brigham Young University
2019: $8,000 awarded
  1. Bryan Kohn, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  2. Gabrielle Mace, Eastern Michigan University
  3. Terrence Nichols, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
  4. Avary Taylor, Johns Hopkins University
2018: $6,000 awarded
  1. , Wilfred Laurier University
  2. Katherine Burge, University of Pennsylvania
  3. , Harvard University
2017: $6,000 awarded
  1. Anna Ahrens, University of Evansville
  2. Julianna Smith, Portland Seminary of George Fox University
  3. , George Washington University
2016: $6,000 awarded
  1. Chelsea Cole, Cornell University
  2. , New York University
  3. , La Sierra University
2015: $6,000 awarded
  1. Lorenzo Castellano, New York University
  2. , The Johns Hopkins University
  3. , University of Durham
  4. , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  5. Austin Hill, University of Connecticut
  6. Heidi Hilliker, University of California, Los Angeles
2014: $8,000 awarded
  1. , East Carolina University
  2. Allison Cuneo, Boston University
  3. , University at Buffalo
  4. , University of California, Los Angeles
  5. Mark Gradoni, Indiana University, Bloomington
  6. Tina Johnson, Eastern Washington University
  7. , University of Arizona
  8. , University of Nevada, Las Vegas