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Başaran a Writing Fellow at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts

Submitted by Betul Basaran on
March 30, 2026
By Betul Basaran
A woman with dark hair and a beige jacket stands in front of a large body of water with distant mountains in the background.

Betül Başaran, professor of history, is a writing fellow at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts between April 6-20, 2026.  During this artist residency, Başaran is working on a book of creative nonfiction based on her research about Princess Niloufer (1916-1989), previously funded by a Fulbright Global Scholar Award. 

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