Branigin Lectureship

Eileen Julien introduces Cynthia Enloe's Branigin Lecture Suzanne Godby Ingalsbe

Supported by an endowment from the estate of IUB alumna Gene Lois Portteus Branigin, the Branigin Lecture Series brings to the Bloomington campus distinguished interdisciplinary scholars, artists, and public figures from all fields whose work contributes to the scholarly and creative vitality of the university community.

During their visits, Branigin Lecturers deliver a major public lecture and meet with a variety of faculty and student groups. Visits last normally from two to three full days. The stipend is negotiable and includes travel and lodging expenses.

Selection of Branigin Lecturers is made by the IAS Director.

Learn about previous Branigin Lectures

Nominations

Nominations should consist of:

A letter outlining the Lecturer’s scholarly or artistic accomplishments and the potential intellectual and cultural contributions of the visit
The nominee’s CV or other biographical information
Two or three letters of support from IUB colleagues
Submit ias@indiana.edu

Nominations are accepted at all times.