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titleAbout

The Judith & Neil Morgan Fellowship is available to extraordinary doctoral students/candidates in any of the following programs: Anthropology, Communication, History, Linguistics, Literature, Philosophy, Psychology, or Sociology. Nominees will be selected for the fellowship based on their plans to use humanistic methods to illuminate the culture and context of pressing societal problems. Because it is intended as a mark of distinction, the fellowship must be over and above the financial support offered to the student by their graduate program. The nomination letter must include details of the student’s graduate program support package. 

Two (2) $10,000 Judith and Neil Morgan Endowed Fellowships will be awarded in AY 20232024-2425.

The successful candidate will be expected to attend all Judith and Neil Morgan Endowed Fellowship events (an annual dinner with the donor), and provide a written update on the use and impact of funds from the fellowship. The candidate will also be expected to write an initial thank you/introduction letter. We recognize that the current public health situation due to COVID-19 may alter these arrangements and we will work with selected students and donors to identify safe alternate options as needed.

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titleNominations
  • Each eligible program may nominate up to two (2) students for 20232024-2425.

  • Please submit a separate Nomination Form for each nominee (Single Sign-On is required) and upload all required supporting documents as .pdf files at the end of the Google form.

    • Nomination Form must include details of the departmental financial support package offered to the student.
    • Letter from the Department Chair or Graduate Adviser covering the following about the nominee: Academic performance to date, potential for making significant contributions to research and/or teaching, and how the nominee meets the specific Eligibility Requirements and aligns with the Purpose of the award.  If nominating an incoming student, please also include information about their undergraduate academic performance 

    • Transcript If nominating a continuing student, submit a copy of the nominee's unofficial UC San Diego transcript. If nominating an incoming student, submit a copy of the nominee's unofficial undergraduate transcript.

    • Admission Materials If nominating an incoming student, submit a copy of the nominee's application for admission, including: statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and unofficial undergraduate transcript(s).

  • Emailed nominations will NOT be accepted.
  • Students cannot self-nominate; departments must nominate students for this award.

If you have any questions please send an email to gradfellowshipnoms@ucsd.edu which will create a ticket in the Services & Support portal.

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titleDeadlines

Nominations are due by FridayTuesday, May 1214, 20232024. We will announce selected awardees shortly thereafter by posting their names/departments below.

Please submit nominations via this Google Form: https://forms.gle/E7wURS8XvSprs68J6

If you have any questions please send an email to gradfellowshipnoms@ucsd.edu which will create a support ticket.

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titleCurrent and Past Recipients


Year of AwardAward AmountRecipient NameAcademic Home Department
2023-24$10,000Niall ChithelenHistory
2023-24$10,000Nancy DonaldAnthropology
2022-23$9,000Dallas AmicoPhilosophy 
2022-23$9,000Mir KanthAnthropology
2021-22$5,000Morgen Chalmiers

Anthropology

2021-22$5,000Jiaqi LiuSociology
2020-21$5,000Christina AushanaCommunication
2020-21$5,000Melina EconomouAnthropology
2019-20$5,000Rebecca C. FranklinSociology
2019-20$5,000Rachel FoxCommunication
2018-19$5,000Cory DaviaPhilosophy
2018-19$5,000Haley McInnisSociology
2017-18$5,000

Teresa Walch

History
2017-18$5,000Edward RandolphCommunication
2016-17$5,000Erica BenderSociology
2016-17$5,000Edward RandolphCommunication
2015-16$5,000Kathryn JoycePhilosophy


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