Culture Corps Gender Equity Award

Amount

$500 award will be given to the recipient in support of their work on a project which brings a global perspective on advancing gender equity to the University of Minnesota. The recipient is recognized via the Women's Center media channels and/or at other virtual recognition events hosted by the Women's Center.

Eligibility Requirements

University of Minnesota student enrolled in a credit-granting program and in good academic standing;
Be eligible for a Culture Corp award from International Student and Scholar Services
Be on an F1 or J1 student visa;
Maintain a credit load during the academic year following the receipt of the award. For example, students who apply by the June 24, 2022 award deadline must maintain a credit load during the 2022-2023 academic year.

Application Process

To apply for the Culture Corps Gender Equity Award, submit an online application here. Applications for the 2022-2023 awards are due by 4:30 pm on June 24, 2022, for projects taking place between September 15, 2022 and June 30, 2023.

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About the Culture Corps Program

The vision of the International Student and Scholar Services Office (ISSS) is to have an inclusive and engaged international learning community. One of the ways ISSS helps international students become more active on campus is through the Culture Corps Program. International students can provide unique perspectives and new insights to enrich cross-cultural understanding at the University of Minnesota. This partnership between ISSS and the Women's Center provides an opportunity for Culture Corps Gender Equity Award recipients to share their language and culture with the University of Minnesota community, and also supports the Women’s Center mission of advancing gender equity across identities.

Project Proposal Categories

Culture Corps Gender Equity Award project proposals should fall under one of the following categories:

Creating an exhibition for the Appleby Hall Art (AHA) Gallery;

Organizing an International Women’s Day event in March;

Coordinating a one-time project such as a workshop, event, or creative endeavor