The National Endowment for the Humanities announces the availability of u
up to four fellowships in its Division of Public PPrograms, to be
awarded to promising public humanities professionals.  FFFellllows
would participate in the work of the Division's Museums and
Special Projects programs from mid-January l995 to the end of
March l995.   The application deadline is November 7, l994.
Decisions to be announced the week of November 21.  Each fellow
will receive an NEH grant of $5,500.  Guidelines and application
materials are available on NEH's electronic bulletin board at
202/606-8688 (8-N-1)   Applicants must currently be working in
some area of public programming in the humanities--in museums,
libraries, cultural centers, historical societies, public radio
or television stations, or other organizations that provide
public humanities programs.  NEH actively seeks to extend its reach to underrep
resented groups, particularly to rural and inner-city communities
and minority and tribal individuals and iiinstitutions.  Accordingly
the NEH encourages applications from individuals at small, embergi
emerging, minority and rural museums, libraries, cultural and tribal
centers, and public radio and television stations.