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Susan Lipschutz, Margaret Ayers Host and Anna Olcott Smith Awards for Women Graduate Students
Description

This award was established to honor three women scholars for their remarkable contributions to the University community: Susan Lipschutz, Margaret Ayers Host and Anna Olcott Smith. At least six $5,000 awards will be made across the University for Spring/Summer support.

 

Eligibility

Women graduate students actively pursuing a doctoral degree in any Rackham program, and who have achieved candidacy by the application deadline are eligible to be nominated.  

Selection Criteria

The award recipients will have demonstrated exceptional scholarly achievement, a sense of social responsibility and an interest in the success of women in the academic community.

 

Application Procedures

Each Area may submit one nomination to the Student Academic Affairs Office. Please submit materials electronically to psych.grad.awards@umich.edu.  Each component of the nomination should be a separate document. Students may want to check with the Area Chair to see if the Area has an earlier deadline date.The following materials are required:

  • A personal statement (not to exceed 1,500 words) that closely follows the guidelines for the award and is addressed to an interdisciplinary faculty reviewer panel. Describe your reasons for pursuing a graduate degree in your chosen field, your proposed plan of study and/or research, the anticipated impact of your project in your field, professional interests, future goals, service to the community and university, and any other information you wish to bring to the attention of the selection committee. Strong emphasis is placed on this statement.
  • A letter of recommendation from the applicant’s faculty advisor.  Include a separate, brief statement regarding the qualifications of the nominee for the award including the student's academic achievement, potential in their field of study, and proposed timetable of study. 
  • A Curriculum Vitae.

The Student Academic Affairs (SAA) Committee will review the nominations submitted and select one to forward to Rackham. For more information about this award, see the Rackham website.



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