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2014-2015 Ronald E. Mcnair Graduate Fellowship Recipient

May 15, 2014 American Studies | College of Arts and Humanities | The Harriet Tubman Department of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

ARHU graduate students receive prestigious Ronald E. McNair Graduate Fellowship.

Two ARHU graduate students received a 2014-2015 Ronald E. McNair Graduate Fellowship

Congratulations to ARHU’s Ronald E. McNair Graduate Fellows!

The Graduate School’s new McNair Fellowship program will enhance opportunities for our campus doctoral programs to recruit and retain outstanding graduates of McNair undergraduate programs from institutions across the country. McNair Graduate Fellowships will provide entering graduate students with a first-year support package that includes a fellowship stipend of $18,000, plus tuition remission, fees and health insurance.

The program is designed to prepare students who are primarily from low-income, first generation and traditionally underrepresented groups to pursue doctoral studies.  It offers services which include admissions test preparation, academic counseling, summer research internship, and faculty mentoring.

ARHU Recipient:

Shoji Sanders, Department of American Studies

Marquette University

Anna M. Storti, Department of Women’s Studies

California Sate Polytech University