Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters
Florida Atlantic University
Call for Scholarship Applications
Deadline: 5pm, October 30, 2012
Gurley Lorraine Sinkler Scholarship $800
(1 award available each semester)
Eligibility: Students from the following departments and programs are eligible to apply for this scholarship: Anthropology, English, History, Interdisciplinary studies, Jewish studies,Language, Linguistics and Comparative Literature, Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, Visual Arts and Art History and Women Studies,
Application: FAU General Scholarship application form required http://www.fau.edu/finaid/pdf/generalsch_app2.pdf
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Richard Snyder Memorial Scholarship $500
(2 awards available each semester)
Eligibility: Full-time junior who transferred to FAU Minimum GPA 3.0
Must demonstrate financial need.
Application: FAU General Scholarship application form required http://www.fau.edu/finaid/pdf/generalsch_app2.pdf
For further information contact: Linda Johnson, Dean’s office, AH 217B. ljohnson@fau.edu
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Comparative Politics
Comparative Politics
The sub-field of comparative politics encompasses a broad range of issues, areas, and theoretical perspectives, all of which are combined to understand and explain current political phenomena. Comparative politics invites the scholar, the professor, and the student to research, teach, and learn about a great many interests in political science. Cultural, institutional, rational choice, and structural approaches offer frameworks for analyzing issues such as development, democratization, and regime change, using the comparative method. In addition to the expertise in major comparative schools of thought, professors in the Department of Political Science have been recognized and published in areas in which they also offer courses: Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East.