The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers an array of need-based and merit-based undergraduate student scholarships and graduate student fellowships. The application will open on Tuesday, January 18th and will close on Sunday, February 27th. Students can find more information about available scholarships and fellowships and apply by visiting www.clas.uconn.edu/scholarships.
Take a moment to read the current addition of News and Views, a publication of the Economic Development Division of the American Planning Association which is highlighting an article written by UCS professor Mary Donegan’s “Rebalancing Incentives: Reforming Budgets,
Recipients, and Process”.
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Learn more about this innovative course which will be offered in Spring 2022 on the Hartford campus on Friday afternoons from 12pm to 2pm via a Hybrid/Blend.
Although this course is not in the UCS degree plan majors may acquire approval from their UCS advisor to take the course as a Related.
| UCS Director and Geographer Speaks on Memorializing Tragedies |
| Ken Foote, director of urban and community studies and professor of geography, discusses ways in which people memorialize tragedies, and the reasons behind the commemorations:
Listen on WHYY. (National Public Radio affiliate) |
The Africana Studies Institute requests proposals for graduates and undergraduates to receive funding under the Collaborative to Advance Equity through Research on Women and Girls of Color. Attached is the pdf with information and the link about the Collaborative on the Africana Studies Institute website.
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The Social Sciences, Humanities, and Arts Research Experience (SHARE) Award program supports undergraduate research projects in the social sciences, humanities, and arts. SHARE is designed especially for students in the earlier stages of their college careers as a means of introducing students to research in their chosen field and of developing skills they will need for further research projects.
Student-faculty teams apply jointly for $2,000 awards, which comprise a $1,500 student stipend and a $500 faculty mentor stipend. Faculty members are encouraged to identify early career students who would benefit from a SHARE apprenticeship and invite student apprentices to work with them on a potential SHARE project. Students interested in the program may also approach faculty members to express their interest in a potential SHARE apprenticeship.
More information on the SHARE Award can be found at https://ugradresearch.uconn.edu/share/.
For more information, contact: Melissa Berkey, Office of Undergraduate Research at melissa.berkey@uconn.edu
The Pre-Law advising Office will host a fair their annual Law Fair! They are excited to welcome representatives from colleges and universities across the country who are coming to connect with students, dialogue about opportunities in law, and provide resources regarding their specific schools. To learn more visit the Pre-Law Advising website.
The Career Development Center will be offering a variety of events this fall. Please take a look at the flyer for further information.
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The Cohen Student Leadership Scholarship is awarded to multiple undergraduate student members of registered student organizations who have demonstrated a significant and active commitment to eliminating bigotry, prejudice, and discrimination and the fostering of tolerance and understanding among the campus community as a part of their active membership in their student organizations.
Please visit the website to learn more about eligibility requirements.
Deadline: Applications due by January 27th, 2022.
We are pleased to announce the following Urban and Community Studies majors who have been awarded the following scholarships during the 2020/2021 academic year.
Joseph R. Marfuggi Award Winner – Hartford Campus Scholarship:
Nate Simpson a UCS major on the Hartford campus was awarded the Joseph R. Marfuggi Memorial Scholarship Fund for Leadership in Urban and Community Studies. This scholarship was created on behalf of Joseph Marfuggi, former president, and CEO of Riverfront Recapture in Hartford by his wife Sherry Brown-Marfuggi.
Bastow and Binnie Award Winners – Any Campus:
Jacob Knowlton on the Storrs campus and Adriel Hernandez on the Hartford campus were awarded the Bastow and Binnie Scholarship. The award was created by Marc Bastow, an Urban Studies graduate, and his wife Nancy Binnie to assist UCS undergraduate majors in pursuing their Urban and Community Studies degree. Applications for this scholarship are accepted at the begging of each spring semester.
Congratulations from all of us at UCS.
To learn more about scholarship opportunities, please visit our scholarship page.
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