The Glasscock Center offers awards of $1,000 each per academic year to support humanities research projects conducted by lecturers, visiting and adjunct faculty. These funds may be used to support normally reimbursable research expenses connected to a humanities research project.

Kristi Sweet, Philosophy, "Morality, Beauty, Nature: Kant and the Feeling of Life"

Kazuko Suzuki, Sociology, "Topology of Race: Race Beyond the Western Paradigm"

Kevin Glowacki, Architecture, "Ritual Feasting(?) in a Late Minoan Shrine"

Amy Earhart, English, "Editing the Concord Town Reports: 1841-1865"

Amy Earhart, English, "19th Century Concord: A Historical and Literary Center"

Joan Wolf, Political Science, "The Maternal-Industrial Complex: Risk, Science, and Motherhood in America"

Suzanne L. Eckert, Anthropology, "Pottery and Religious Architecture in 13th Century Zuni, New Mexico: An Unknown Legacy"

David R. C. Hudson, History, "John Redmond and the Irish Constitutional Tradition

Jennifer Lawrence, History, "The Long Road: Municipal Reform in San Antonio, Texas, 1939-1954"

Daniel Farnham, Philosophy, "Ethical Theory in the Works of Plato and the Greek Stoics"