Graduate Fellowships
There are two different ways graduate students may participate in the Pembroke Seminar:
- Apply to take the seminar for course credit.
Register for GNSS 2010, 2020. Research Seminar: Advanced Topics in Feminist Theory. Permission is required.
A limited number of graduate students may participate in the Pembroke Seminar for course credit. There is no stipend in this category.
- Apply for non-credit participation as a Graduate Student Fellow. Graduate students who do not need or want course credit and who have research interests related to the upcoming Pembroke Seminar topic may apply. Up to three students will be selected. Each Graduate Student Fellow will receive a research stipend of $1,000 for two semesters of participation.
Applications must include the following items:
- A three-page description of your research project, including a brief representative bibliography
- A brief letter of support from a faculty member who knows your work
- An information sheet indicating your current year, department, and (if relevant) your dissertation director
- Indicate whether you are applying to be a fellow or to take the seminar for course credit
(More application and deadline information)
Current Graduate Fellows
The Pembroke Center Graduate Fellows for 2007 - 2008 are:
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David Bering-Porter Erin Roberts Carlos Vazquez |