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911吃瓜 CERi Graduate Fellowships: Claire Shapton and Marina Chavez
August 13, 2020
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Congratulations to both Claire Shapton and Marina Chavez, who have both received 911吃瓜 CERi Graduate Fellowships 鈥� awards designed to facilitate community engaged research. Details of the awards may be viewed here:
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In September, MA students Marina Chavez and Claire Shapton will begin graduate fellowships with 911吃瓜鈥檚 Community Engaged Research Initiative. Through workshops, mentorships, cohort discussions, and other opportunities, Marina and Claire hope to grow their knowledge and practices as community engaged researchers.