Congratulations to the recipients of the Spring 23 Student Travel and Research Grants and Interdisciplinary Scholarships! We received many applications for grants over this grant cycle, covering an impressive array of projects and research. We are excited to be able to fund or partially fund projects or travel for 11 students during this round of funding. 

The grants support students’ research activities, conference participation, and other academically-oriented travel needs.  

The Interdisciplinary Programs Scholarship is designed to support students who are enrolled in any of the undergraduate or graduate CES interdisciplinary programs: American Indian Studies minor, Asian American Studies minor, Latina/o Studies minor, or Latina/o Studies Graduate Interdisciplinary Specialization.

The next round of grant funding will occur during Autumn 23 semester, with applications becoming available in mid-semester, and awardees notified in mid-October. Announcements will be sent out via listserv, on our website, and on our social media. Interdisciplinary scholarship applications will be available in mid-spring semester.

Congratulations to the following recipients: 

Spring 2023 Travel and Research Grants

Julia Allwein (undergraduate student, Comparative Studies)

Chengwei Chen (graduate student, Anthropology)

Lisa Combs (graduate student, Educational Studies)

Kristin Hall (undergraduate student, Linguistics)

Dareen Hussein (graduate student, History of Art)

Carissa Ma (graduate student, English)

Danielle Ola (graduate student, English)

Aline Resende Mello (graduate student, English)

Yukina Sato (graduate student, Dance)

Jessica Tjiu (graduate student, Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies)

Menghang Wu (graduate student, Dance)

2022-2023 Interdisciplinary Programs Scholarships

Jackie Courchene (graduate student, Dance)

Kristin Hall (undergraduate student, Linguistics)

Alfonso Roca Suárez (graduate student, Spanish and Portuguese)

McKinley Roza (undergraduate student, Anthropology and Linguistics)

Jackie Saldana (undergraduate student, Health Sciences)

Amy Schofield (graduate student, Dance)