The James Weldon Johnson Institute is pleased to announce its call for fellowship applications for **_students in Emory College writing honors theses on topics related to race and difference_** . JWJI will sponsor up to four undergraduate fellowships to assist honors students as they finish their theses. Students selected for the program will receive:

+ Access to shared working space in the JWJI offices.
+ A community of classmates across the college working on similar topics.
+ Up to $250 in research support—for conferences, fieldwork, research supply purchases, etc.
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