Robert Penn Warren Center for the Humanities-Letters, Fall 2003

Letters Archive

Fall 2003, Vol. 12, No. 1 (requires Adobe Acrobat) Medicine, Health, and Society, An Interview with Matthew Ramsey and Larry Churchill Medicine, Health, and Society: 2003/2004 Fellows Program 2004/2005 Fellowships Stephen J. Pyne to Deliver 2003 Howard Lecture 2004 Warren Center Summer Graduate Student Fellows Program 2002/2003 Warren Center Fellows Conference Race and Wealth Disparity in 21st-Century America
2004/2005 Fellowships Stephen J. Pyne to Deliver 2003 Howard Lecture 2004 Warren Center Summer Graduate Student Fellows Program 2002/2003 Warren Center Fellows Conference Race and Wealth Disparity in 21st-Century America

2004 Warren Center Summer Graduate Student Fellows Program

The Warren Center will offer graduate students in the College of Arts and Science the opportunity to participate in a summer Graduate Student Fellows Program. Warren Center Graduate Student Fellows will receive a $4,500 stipend and will meet weekly or twice-weekly for two hours, from mid-May through early June at the Warren Center to give presentations based on their research. Each Fellow will be expected to give one seminar presentation and will be required to attend all seminar meetings. Occasional social events will be a part of the program as well. After the four-week series of seminar meetings, the remaining portion of the summer fellowship will be service-free. The Warren Center grants are intended for graduate students in the humanities or qualitative social sciences who are at the advanced stages of writing their dissertations. Detailed application and fellowship information will be distributed during the fall semester.

The Warren Center hosted its inaugural Graduate Student Summer Fellows Program in the summer of 2003. Participants in the program were: Ivan Fernandez Pelaez, Department of Spanish and Portuguese; Elizabeth Festa, Department of English; Aisha X. L. Francis, Department of English; Jennifer Holt, Department of Philosophy; Karissa McCoy, Department of English; Matt O’Mansky, Department of Anthropology; and Carrie Lee Smith, Department of Sociology.

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For more information, contact the Center's executive director, Mona C. Frederick.

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