Awards & Scholarships

Jeff Garcilazo Fellowship/Scholarship Fund

Established in honor and memory of the late Chicano/Latino Studies and History professor, the Jeff Garcilazo Fellowship/Scholarship Fund provides opportunities for students to examine the historical and contemporary experiences Chicano/Latino communities. The Jeff Garcilazo Prize is awarded annually to undergraduate student author(s) of the best research paper(s) in Chicano/Latino studies.

Donations can be made by completing the Donations to Jeff Garcilazo Fellowship/Scholarship Fund form. In advance, thank you for your anticipated contribution and we look forward to adding your name to our list of donors:

  • Jose and Leilani Alamillo
  • Anna Carricchi-Lopez
  • Ralph and Carol Cicerone
  • Louis DeSipio
  • Maya K. Dunne and John Dombrink
  • Stephanie A. Fetta
  • Alex and Toni Garcilazo
  • Manuel and Stella Ginez
  • James and Ruth Given
  • Manuel and Genet Gomez
  • Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA)
  • Lynn Mally and Robert Moeller
  • Alejandro Morales
  • K.C. and Georgette Nicolaou
  • Nick Renteria
  • Jess L. Romo
  • Nancy Lee Ruyter
  • Heidi Tinsman
  • Veronica Vargas
  • Anne Walthall
  • Christina Woo

 

Manuel N. Gomez Endowed Scholarship

The scholarship supports promising UC Irvine students who have participated in an academic enrichment, academic outreach and/or academic preparedness program as a prospective student or as a currently enrolled UCI student. The program must be sponsored in whole or in part by the University of California or a comparable state, federal or privately funded program.

2013-14 Manuel N. Gomez Endowed Scholarship Application deadline: April 9, 2013

 

Excellence in Chicano/Latino Studies Awards

  1. Outstanding Undergraduate Student Researcher and Promise in Chicano-Latino Studies Award:  Graduating seniors who have successfully completed a distinguished and sustained trajectory of original primary research experience that advances our investigation and understanding of the Chicano/Latino experience under the supervision of department Chicano/Latino Studies faculty are eligible for this award.
  1. UCI Building Puentes-Bridges Award for Exceptional Commitment to Chicano-Latino undergraduate Student Service and Community Life:  Graduating seniors who have undertaken a demonstrated and exemplary commitment to establishing and/or strengthening puentes/bridges in the form of student service, cause, and/or entity that advances the growth, retention, and community life of the UCI Chicano/Latino student population are eligible for this award.
  1. UCI Abriendo Caminos/Charting Pathways Award for Dedicated Commitment to Chicano-Latino Undergraduate Student Civic Engagement and Diversity:  Graduating seniors who have developed, promoted, and implemented caminos/pathways in the form of on and off campus programming and/or other activities and interactions that have nurtured awareness, knowledge, and relationships in support of civic engagement and diversity among and between the UCI Chicano-Latino student population and the surrounding community are eligible for this award.

 2013 Awards Application deadline:  4:00pm, Friday, May 31, 2013

  Click here to see a list of our previous award winners.

 

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