Research Grants/Internships
The Helen Terry MacLeod Research Grant
The MacLeod grant supports undergraduate honors research on issues having to do with women or gender, or research that brings a feminist analysis to bear on a problem or set of questions. Students currently working on honors theses in any field are eligible to apply. The $1000 grant is to be used to further research.
Applications should include:
- a three- to five-page description of your honors thesis
- a letter of support from your thesis advisor
Applications are due by October 1, 2007
The grant honors the life of Helen Terry MacLeod (1901-1994) who did not herself have a college education but who helped support the undergraduate, graduate, and professional school educations of her grandchildren, including Joan MacLoed Heminway ’83.
Click here for a list of Helen Terry MacLeod Research Grant recipients
The Barbara Anton Internship Grant
Undergraduate students doing an honors thesis involving an internship or volunteer work in a community agency are eligible to apply for the Barbara Anton research grant. The thesis and community work must be in some way related to the welfare of women and children, and the $1000 grant used to further research.
Applications should include:
- a three- to five- page description of your honors thesis
- the name of the community organization with which you are working
- a letter of support from your thesis advisor
Applications are due by October 1, 2007
The grant commemorates Barbara Anton’s many contributions to the Pembroke Center over nearly two decades as director of the Pembroke Associates organization.
The
Click here for a list of Barbara Anton Internship Grant recipients
Please submit application materials to:
The Pembroke Center
194 Meeting Street
Box 1958
Brown University
Providence, RI 02912