Deadline: April 15, 2011
The Center for Latino Policy Research (CLPR) established the Graduate and Undergraduate Mini-grant Program in 1991 as part of its mission to create a community of scholarship and mentorship. The Mini-grant Program is intended to promote, support, and assist in the professional development of students who are conducting public policy research on issues affecting the Latino community in the United States. The CLPR's current research priorities are in the area of higher education access, immigration, civic engagement and political participation, technology and development. The CLPR, however, will support policy research in any field in which there is strong faculty or student interest. Mini-grants provide funding, $250-$500 for undergraduates and $500-$1000 for graduate students.
http://clpr.berkeley.edu/opportunities/
The Center for Latino Policy Research (CLPR) established the Graduate and Undergraduate Mini-grant Program in 1991 as part of its mission to create a community of scholarship and mentorship. The Mini-grant Program is intended to promote, support, and assist in the professional development of students who are conducting public policy research on issues affecting the Latino community in the United States. The CLPR's current research priorities are in the area of higher education access, immigration, civic engagement and political participation, technology and development. The CLPR, however, will support policy research in any field in which there is strong faculty or student interest. Mini-grants provide funding, $250-$500 for undergraduates and $500-$1000 for graduate students.
http://clpr.berkeley.edu/opportunities/
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