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Elbert D. Thomas Award in the Department of Political Science Prior to his service in the U.S. Senate, Elbert Thomas was a professor of history and political science at the University of Utah, from 1913 to 1932. The Elbert Thomas award is given to the most outstanding student in the Political Science Department who not only demonstrates high standards of scholarship, but who also displays an outstanding record of involvement in public affairs and community service. |
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J. Ralph Brown Memorial Scholarship in the Department of Political Science Initiated in 1991 to honor the commitment to the civic involvement and lifelong career of service of J. Ralph Brown (BS 1935), this scholarship is awarded to worthy graduate or undergraduate students in order to provide financial assistance. |
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Todd Mitchell Memorial Scholarship in Political Science In honor of the achievements of a University of Utah graduate student in political science, Todd Mitchell (BA 1985), this award was initiated to support an outstanding graduate student whose goal is to become a professor in the field of political science. |
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Bob Bennett Endowed Chair in American Politics, Public Service, and Student Engagement |
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Political Science Scholarships Your donation helps support scholarships for political science students. It lets them focus on their studies in the privileges and responsibilities of citizenship, the uses and abuses of power, and the relations between nations, as they prepare for their future careers. Thank you! |
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Marion V. and F. Arthur Boyd Scholarship in Political Science Distinguished Political Science Alumni, John A. Boyd, established this scholarship to honor the dedication of his parents in providing a college education for their son, despite great economic hardship. The scholarship is awarded to students who have a demonstrated record of academic excellence and financial need. |
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Schwartz-Shea & Yanow Dissertation Fellowship for Interpretive Research in Political Science The Schwartz-Shea and Yanow Dissertation Fellowship honors Emerita Professor Peregrine Schwartz-Shea's decades-long collaboration with Professor Dvora Yanow (Emerita, California State University, Hayward [East Bay]) and provides funds to support political science dissertation projects that employ interpretive methodologies and methods in the conduct of empirical research. To learn more about interpretive approaches in political science research, see Professor Schwartz-Shea's faculty page. |
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J. D. Williams Scholarship Fund in Political Science Professor Emeritus J.D. Williams was an honored faculty member of the Political Science Department at the University of Utah from 1952 until his retirement in 1992. The scholarship is awarded to students who have a demonstrated record of academic excellence and financial need. |
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