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Application for the Manchester Grant

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In 1996 Robert Manchester �66 established the Manchester UTRA to enable an undergraduate who has normally taken History 138, Irish Nationalism, and has a strong interest in women�s rights and a possible career in government, business, politics, law, social work, teaching, or international business to travel to Ireland for the summer to work in the National Women�s Council. (The NRC is an umbrella organization representing al kinds of women�s issues.) Interested students should request further information from Dean Margaret Klawunn (x3-2411) or Professor Timothy Harris (x3-2627) in the History Department.

To apply for the Manchester Grant, write an essay in two to three pages that addresses the following questions:

Why do you wish to go to Ireland?

What knowledge of Ireland do you have from courses or prior experience?

What experiences or background would you bring to working in the National Women�s Council?

How might this experience fit into your long-term plans as you see them now?

Please attach your essay to this form and send it to Dean Margaret Klawunn, University Hall 205, by March 1.

 

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