The CRRES Student Affiliates are a diverse group of students who have a central interest in the study of race and ethnicity. Research conducted by current CRRES graduate student affiliates ranges from examining racial disparities in educational achievement on a national level to investigating the racialized experiences of immigrant women in new immigrant destinations in the South and Midwest.
Benefits
- CRRES offers opportunities for students to present their work and research ideas that focus on the topic of race and ethnicity through its annual graduate research symposium.
- CRRES provides a supportive environment where student affiliates can establish and nurture social networks with other CRRES affiliates.
- Affiliates are prominently featured on the CRRES website, with a brief description of research profile
- CRRES provides graduate research and travel grants
- CRREs provides information and workshops about funding opportunities
Commitments
- Attend 1-2 CRRES events a year, such as speaker series, graduate research symposia, and/or coffee/social hours.
- Acknowledge CRRES in conference papers and published work that was supported by funding from CRRES or received feedback from CRRES affiliates
Applying to Become a Student Affiliate
Please send the following information to the Director at crres@iu.edu:
- A cover letter expressing interest in CRRES, a description of current research interests, and a plan for continued participation in CRRES activities
- A curriculum vitae
