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The 2012 Abdul Aziz Said Scholarship for IPCR Graduate Students

The Abdul Aziz Said Scholarship was created in honor of Professor Said’s 50 years of teaching in the School of International Service, which included eleven years of service as the Founding Director of the International Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) Program. This scholarship is awarded to a continuing graduate student (with at least 6 credits completed) who aspires to Professor Said’s lifelong commitment to global peace, intercultural understanding, and promotion of human rights and human dignity through the pursuit of public service and social justice as core foundations of peace. This scholarship is awarded annually to an IPCR/EPGA student who demonstrates a commitment to these core principles. 

The 2012 Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Scholarship for IPCR Graduate Students

Each year, the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Foundation donates the amount of $1000 to be awarded to an IPCR MA student who has demonstrated a commitment to service and to peace. The award will be granted in the spring semester for the student's tuition expenses in the following academic year.

Criteria

• The student has demonstrated a commitment to expanding ideas of peace, nonviolence, peace education or other aspects of peace promoted by the IPCR program.
  
• The student has demonstrated a commitment to activities promoting these and other aspects of peace, past and present, through service within and outside the AU community.
• The scholarship will be awarded to a continuing student in the International Peace and Conflict Resolution Program.
  

The 2012 Charles O. and Margaret Lerche Travel Grant

This travel grant was created in honor of Charles O. Lerche, former professor of International Relations and former SIS Dean, and is awarded to a continuing IPCR graduate student each year. Grants are intended to provide support to outstanding IPCR graduate students pursuing practical learning experiences or research in the field of International Peace and Conflict Resolution and American peace policy. Grants may be applied toward international or domestic travel related to SRP/thesis research, internship experience, or conference attendance. The grant is intended for students who, without funding, may otherwise be unable to travel.

2012 Application Instructions

Said Scholarship

For eligibility and how to apply for the 2012 Said Scholarship, click here (PDF).

Gandhi Scholarship

For eligibility and how to apply for the 2012 Gandhi Scholarship, click here (PDF).

The Mische Scholarship

For elegibility and how to apply for the 2012 Mische Scholarship, click here (PDF).

Lerche Travel Grant

For eligibility and how to apply for the 2012 Lerche Travel Grant, click here (PDF).

Lerche Travel Grant Application Form (PDF)