Brudnick Center Student Research Award
The Brudnick Center on Violence and Conflict supports research that seeks solutions to problems of hostility and hatred arising from inter-group conflict and differences. The expectation is that the research results will lead to increased understating of the sources of inter-group tension and hatred in order to promote cooperation between and among groups.
Eligibility: All College of Social Sciences and Humanities graduate students at Northeastern University are eligible.
Deadline: April 19, 2024
Decisions will be made by May 3, 2024
Award Amount: Up to $2,000
Application Materials:
· A two-page statement that describes the research project (research questions, theoretical framework, research methodology and importance of the project to seeking solutions to inter-group conflict and violence)
· Curriculum vitae or Resume of the applicant
· Letter of support by faculty familiar with applicant’s research
Reporting Requirements:
Successful applicant will submit a two-page, mid-year report and a two-page, final report to the Brudnick Center Program Director.
The award is made possible by the Irving and Betty Brudnick Fund.
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