Participate in a two-semester cohort program with 10 sessions throughout the academic year
Break-the-code of academic writing by distinguishing parts of research and how they relate to various kinds of writing such as literature review, conference/grant proposals, presentations, and manuscripts
Develop a prime abstract and learn to organize your research
Gain an understanding of how cultural resources can contribute to research and career planning
Articulate your work using academic tools such as curriculum vitae, teaching portfolios, and cover letters
Engage with an interdisciplinary community of scholars
Receive a professional development scholarship of $1,000 upon completion of program requirements
Eligibility
UNM graduate or professional student enrolled at least part time at UNM for the fall & spring and able to commit for the full academic year
Master, Professional or PhD degree
Demonstrate determination and commitment to pursue further academic advancement and professional career development
Meet one of the following criteria:
Member of an underrepresented ethnic group in higher education
First generation college graduate student
Qualify as low-income
Requirements:
Attend an orientation in the Fall semester (September 20th).
Attend 5 seminars each semester, which take place on Fridays from 2-4 pm, one being a Saturday writing camp 9 am – 1 pm during the spring semester to develop your prime abstract.
Commit time and personal effort to comply with fellowship assignments.
Recommendations:
*Not required, however heavily recommended to maximize use and benefits of the program:
Recruit the guidance of a mentor in your field to oversee your work.
Participate in two monthly workshops, with at least one being by El Centro de la Raza.