Barbara Anton Community Research Grant
ForecastedInternal — Brown University only
Barbara Anton Community Research Grant supports Brown undergraduates’ honors thesis research involving community work focused on the welfare of women and children, linking scholarship and community involvement.
Funder: Brown University
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: $1,000 in research support
Summary: Supports Brown undergraduate honors thesis research involving community work related to the welfare of women and children.
Key Information: Applicants must be current Brown undergraduates whose community work forms part of an honors thesis.
Description
The Barbara Anton Community Research Grant is offered by the Pembroke Center at Brown University. It supports undergraduate honors thesis research involving community work related to the welfare of women and children. The grant brings academic research and community involvement together: community work must be part of the thesis research, rather than a separate activity unrelated to the project.
The award is part of the Pembroke Center’s student research grant program, which invites applications from current Brown students in any concentration or field. For this grant, the specific focus is honors thesis work addressing women’s and children’s welfare through community work.
