CCSRE: Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity Graduate Fellowships Details

CCSRE Graduate Fellowships are for new doctoral students interested in the study of the meanings, processes, and consequences of race, ethnicity, and culture. CCSRE-GFs are three-year awards for outstanding doctoral students newly admitted by a department or program. Prospective Fellows are nominated by the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE) Affiliated Faculty during the admissions season. The fellowship provides the opportunity to meet on a regular basis with the faculty members, scholars, undergraduates, and graduate students who comprise the interdisciplinary community at CCSRE. The first fellowships were awarded for the 2008-09 academic year.

Nominees must be:

• interested in pursuing research projects on how race, ethnicity, and culture shape society and individual experience
• outstanding applicants newly admitted by a department or program that offers doctoral degrees
• matriculating in Autumn 2015
• nominated by a CCSRE Affiliated Faculty Member.

Awards will be approved by the Graduate Fellowships Faculty Advisory Committee (GFFAC), a University-wide faculty committee that reviews VPGE-Administered Stanford fellowships. GFFAC decisions will be made in mid-March. Offers of the CCSRE-GF to recipients will be coordinated between CCSRE, VPGE, and the admitting department shortly thereafter. 

Read more about nomination process on the CCSRE site