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Constance Coiner Graduate Fellowship

Applications due Tuesday, January 20, 2015

 

This fellowship honors the life and helps continue the work of Constance Coiner, Ph.D. 1987 who died, along with her daughter Ana Duarte-Coiner, on TWA Flight 800, June 1996.

 

Amount

One $1,500 fellowship

 

Deadline

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

 

Criteria

 

·         Applicant must be registered in a doctoral program at UCLA.

·         Applicant must advance to candidacy no later than December 20, 2014.

·         Applicant’s research must focus on feminist and working-class issues.

·         Applicant must reflect a genuine interest in teaching and research that center on working-class studies and feminist issues.

·         Awardee must attend the CSW Awards Ceremony, usually held in May or June at UCLA.

 

Special Note

 

·         Students who are qualified under the CA Dream Act of 2011 are eligible to apply. Detailed information on the CA Dream Act of 2011 is on www.fao.ucla.edu.

·         Students who are receiving financial aid should consult with the Financial Aid Office. If you are selected as a recipient of this award, your financial aid package may be subject to revision.

 

To Apply

The application requires the documents listed below. You will be required to upload the first three documents as a single PDF file, with this name: ConstanceCoinerGrad_AY14-15_YourLastName_YourFirstName:

 

1.    Personal Essay (maximum 5 single-spaced pages):

A.    Discuss how you make sense intellectually of the ways in which society defines and responds to gender and socioeconomic class and/or racial and ethnic background.

B.    Drawing on your life and academic activities, discuss how your beliefs and values about gender, class, and race influence your community work, academic study/research, and approach to teaching.  Include details pertaining to your activities, such as the following:

§  Course work, internships, field studies and employment

§  Teaching, training and educational service programs

§  Extracurricular activities and service programs, including offices held and leadership roles

§  Participation in programs that promote (1) academic opportunities for students from diverse socioeconomic, ethnic and cultural backgrounds and (2) community activities for feminist and/or social change

2.    Curriculum Vitae

3.    Unofficial Transcripts

4.    A letter of recommendation from a faculty member of any university and a letter from a faculty or non-faculty recommender who is knowledgeable about your community work and teaching.


Letter of Recommendation
Letters of recommendation may be submitted in these ways:

 

·         Letters may be emailed to [log in to unmask] from the faculty’s university email, OR

·         Faculty may upload letters via the link they receive from CSW, OR

·         Letters may be sealed in an envelope, with the recommender’s signature across the back flap, and delivered to:

 

UCLA Center for the Study of Women
ATTN: Constance Coiner Graduate Fellowship
1500 Public Affairs, Box 957222
Los Angeles, CA 90095-7222

 

Only complete applications will be considered. CSW must receive all required documents, including letters of recommendations, no later than 11:59 PM (PST) on Tuesday, January 20, 2015.

 

Visit the link below to find out more information and fill out the online application:
http://www.csw.ucla.edu/current-projects/for-grad-students/awards-grants-and-fellowships/constance-coiner

 

Should you have any questions or concerns, please email [log in to unmask].

 

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