This award recognizes an outstanding research report, master’s thesis, dissertation, or published article related to women and health or women in health-related endeavors. It is named for Elizabeth Blackwell, MD, the first woman to graduate from medical school, and made possible by the generosity of Mrs. Jean Stone.
Eligibility & Requirements
Applicants must be currently registered in a graduate program at UCLA. The research report, master's thesis, dissertation, or published article must have been written while the applicant was enrolled in a UCLA graduate program. Research report or an abstract/summary of a master’s thesis, dissertation, or published article (maximum 6 single-spaced pages, including works cited) CV. Unofficial transcripts. Letter of recommendation from faculty member of any university. For co-authored submissions, the Percentage of Work Form (signed by the applicant(s) and faculty advisor for the project)
Academic Level
Current Graduate Student.
Disciplines
Open to all fields.
Agency
UCLA Center for the Study of Women (CSW)
Last Updated :: 08/15/2023
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