Washington College students awarded summer fellowshipsPosted in Articles, New Media, United States on 2010-06-15 22:50Z by Steven |
Washington College students awarded summer fellowships
The Star Democrat
Easton, Maryland
2010-06-02
CHESTERTOWN, MARYLAND Six Washington College students were awarded Comegys Bight Summer Research Fellowships supported by the Comegys Bight Fellows Program, which invites scholars to design independent research projects and internships built around their particular interests. These projects include field research on the ghost tour industry, a study of the relationship between military service and political behavior, and an exploration of biracial identity in America.
The program, conceived and sustained by Drs. Thomas and Virginia Collier of Chestertown and administered by the C.V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience, offers stipends for students to pursue independent projects with the guidance of faculty mentors…
The program has served 38 students since its advent in 2003.
“One of the most exciting things about this program has been seeing how the students’ experiences as Comegys Bight Fellows continue to resonate in their lives throughout college and far beyond,” said Adam Goodheart, Hodson Trust-Griswold director of the Starr Center…
..Drawn from a range of academic majors, the 2010 Fellows include:…
…English major Kristine Sloan, Class of 2012, will explore biracial identity in America through a nonfiction writing project about her Filipino-American family and her own sense of dual identity. She will travel to the Philippines…
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