The awards will be decided by a selection committee appointed by the Center for Korean Studies. Fellowships may be renewable, subject to acceptable academic progress and a new nomination. Awards will be announced by April 20, 2001. The Center will make one award for AY 2001-2002, and nominations must come from the department chair or graduate advisor. The awards will be decided by a fellowship subcommittee of the faculty advisory committee to the Center for Korean Studies.
Fellowships are renewable, subject to acceptable academic progress and a new nomination.
Candidates must be considered an outstanding new or continuing graduate student in any Humanities or Social Science discipline, whose theses or dissertations will focus on Korean Christianity. Applicant must be a registered, full-time graduate student. All candidates are expected to have some proficiency in the Korean language and will be expected to use Korean-language source materials in carrying out their research and in writing their theses and dissertations. The fellowship competition is open to all UCLA graduate students. The department must provide a complete copy of a nominee's graduate-school dossier, including the student's statement of research interests, letters of recommendation or appraisal, GREs, a transcript for new students.