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Research in Mexico
Thanks to Stanford’s Graduate Research Opportunities Program, a student of Spanish traveled to Mexico to research the links between violent crime and changing economic relations in 19th-century Mexico.
Graduate Research Opportunities Program
The School of Humanities and Sciences has launched the Graduate Research Opportunities (GRO) initiative to award humanities and social sciences students grants of up to $5,000 for research expenses directly related to the dissertation. Expenses eligible for GRO funding include, for example, travel for archival or field research, purchase of data sets and special analytical software, human-subject costs, and production of surveys.
Eligibility guidelines and the application for graduate research opportunity funds for 2007-08 are available here (updated 03-20-08).
Dissertation Fellowship in the Humanities
We are pleased to announce that the H&S Dean's Office and the Stanford Humanities Center will once again coordinate applications for the Humanities Dissertation Fellowships. The deadline for 2007-2008 applications was January 15, 2007. Click here to access the online application process.
Work Study
Limited Work Study funding is available for advanced doctoral candidates in the humanities and social sciences only. For more information, contact Lorraine Sterritt (sterritt@stanford.edu).
