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Dennis Lang Award for Disability Studies
Award Amount: up to $500 Description: This award honors Dennis Lang, a co-founder of the UW Disability Studies Program, for his dedication and service in the creation and growth of the UW Disability Studies community and program. It was established by the generous support of the University's Disability Studies community. The Dennis Lang Award is a merit-based monetary award for undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Washington who demonstrate promise in the field of Disability Studies. The award goes to students who embody Dennis' spirited commitment to and academic excellence in the field of Disability Studies. Award amounts range from $200-500 depending upon the fund's performance and the number of individuals selected to receive the award. Eligibility Applicants should be/have: -Enrolled UW undergraduate or graduate students (from any UW campus) with a demonstrated interest in disability studies. What Determines An Outstanding Nominee? -Demonstrate a spirited commitment to and academic excellence in disability studies. -Demonstrated evidence of commitment to issues of social justice as they relate to people with disabilities (e.g., work, volunteer or activist experiences, academic outreach). -Involvement on campus disability community through advocacy/activism or scholarship. -Advocacy should not be limited to just UW campus; recipients should demonstrate clear application of what they’ve learned in Disability Studies to the broader community. -Be an active member of the UW disability studies program and engage in scholarship or activism that advances disability studies as a scholarly field.
Annual Amount
$200
Minimum Amount
Maximum Amount
$200
$500
Automatic or Competitive
Competitive
Annual Amount
$200
Minimum Amount
$200
Maximum Amount
$500
Automatic or Competitive
Competitive
Renewable
Stackable
Legacy
Full Tuition
Required Major
Application Required
Renewable
Stackable
Legacy
Full Tuition
Required Major
Application Required

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