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DARE: Diversifying Academia, Recruiting Excellence

About DARE

The DARE (Diversifying Academia, Recruiting Excellence) Doctoral Fellowship Program awards two-year fellowships to advanced doctoral students who want to investigate and prepare for academic careers and whose presence will help diversify the professoriate.

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The 2019 application is now closed. Next year's application will open Winter Quarter, 2020.

Contact vpgeapplications@stanford.edu with any questions.

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Jun 16 2019 | Stanford Medicine
Embracing the outlook of a “student for life” is the best way to adapt to the inevitable changes, challenges and opportunities ahead, Stanford Provost Persis Drell, PhD, told School of Medicine graduates on June 15. “The goal of your training was not to fill you up with knowledge and send you out...
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Jun 10 2019 | Clayman Institute for Gender Research
The Clayman Institute announced the winners of this year’s Marilyn Yalom Prize and the Marjorie Lozoff Prize in May. The Yalom Prize awards $1,500 to support research or conference costs for students in the humanities conducting research concerning women and gender. The prize is named for former...
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Mar 5 2019 | Berkeley Bioengineering
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Jan 24 2019 | Scope
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