Scholarship Announcement
This year The Department of African American and African Studies will award six academic scholarships to program undergraduate majors and graduate students in good standing. These scholarships are funded through the department’s Gwen H. Kagey Endowed Scholarship Fund. The Gwen H. Kagey was established in 1995 by the OSU Board of Trustees with funds from the estate of Gwen H. Kagey (B.A. Theater’75). This award provides support for undergraduates and graduate students in the program to attend conferences, workshops, study abroad and other academic activities. This year the department will award a total of six scholarships. Award amount: $1000.00
For more information contact 614-292-3700.
This year The Department of African American and African Studies will award six academic scholarships to program undergraduate majors and graduate students in good standing. These scholarships are funded through the department’s Gwen H. Kagey Endowed Scholarship Fund. The Gwen H. Kagey was established in 1995 by the OSU Board of Trustees with funds from the estate of Gwen H. Kagey (B.A. Theater’75). This award provides support for undergraduates and graduate students in the program to attend conferences, workshops, study abroad and other academic activities. This year the department will award a total of six scholarships. Award amount: $1000.00
For more information contact 614-292-3700.
S.P.I.T.
Spoken-Word Poetry Individual Truths
The purpose of the Summer Enrichment Program is to help students develop the critical thinking skills necessary for success in high school, college, and beyond. S.P.I.T, Spoken-Word Poetry Individual Truths, is designed to provide students with an appreciation for and understanding of African American cultural and historical study as well as an opportunity to develop familiarity and proficiency in the use of computer technology to access information and create knowledge.
2010 Enrichment Program information.
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