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Kenneth H.W. Earle Grad Fellowship in History Scholarship

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The Kenneth H.W. Earle Graduate Fellowship in History has been established to encourage Sacramento State students to pursue research in California's history and historical built environment. Students are invited to apply for a fellowship to support research on a project on some aspects of California history to be completed as part of a graduate program of study in the Department of History at Sacramento State.

Award $1,000.00

Deadline 2 March 2027

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Which collegeKenneth H.W. Earle Grad Fellowship in History Scholarship - Sacramento State
Who can applyThe Kenneth H.W. Earle Graduate Fellowship in History has been established to encourage Sacramento State students to pursue research in California's history and historical built environment. Students are invited to apply for a fellowship to support research on a project on some aspects of California history to be completed as part of a graduate program of study in the Department of History at Sacramento State. The ultimate goal of the research must be a completed historic register nomination or a 25-30 page paper suitable for submission to an academic historical journal.
Who can applyStudents must meet the following requirements: Cumulative GPA : 3.0 Major: History Class Level: Classified Graduate Additional Requirement The following areas of research are encouraged: The Gold Rush Immigration and the Golden State The Great Depression in California California Railroads and Regulation The Automobile and Urban Growth in California Migratory Farm Labor in California Knights of Labor, the Workingman's Party, and the Wobblies Water and the Environment Manhood and Fraternalism in California Women and Women's Clubs in California This list is not exclusive.
Who can applyOther research projects exploring California's history and historical built environment are welcome. The application must include: 500-word prospectus describing the topic and its importance 5-10 page writing sample of previous historic research completed by the student Proposed plan for completion of the project
Who can applyScopes History

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Deadline: 2 March 2027
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Name: Kenneth H.W. Earle Grad Fellowship in History ScholarshipRead on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311
Provider: Sacramento StateRead on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311
What it provides: The Kenneth H.W. Earle Graduate Fellowship in History has been established to encourage Sacramento State students to pursue research in California's history and historical built environment. Students are invited to apply for a fellowship to support research on a project on some aspects of California history to be completed as part of a graduate program of study in the Department of History at Sacramento State. The ultimate goal of the research must be a completed historic register nomination or a 25-30 page paper suitable for submission to an academic historical journal. Students must meet the following requirements: Cumulative GPA : 3.0 Major: History Class Level: Classified Graduate Additional Requirement The following areas of research are encouraged: The Gold Rush Immigration and the Golden State The Great Depression in California California Railroads and Regulation The Automobile and Urban Growth in California Migratory Farm Labor in California Knights of Labor, the Workingman's Party, and the Wobblies Water and the Environment Manhood and Fraternalism in California Women and Women's Clubs in California This list is not exclusive. Other research projects exploring California's history and historical built environment are welcome. The application must include: 500-word prospectus describing the topic and its importance 5-10 page writing sample of previous historic research completed by the student Proposed plan for completion of the projectRead on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311
Amount: Award $1,000.00Read on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311
Deadline: Deadline 03/02/2027Read on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311
Which college: Kenneth H.W. Earle Grad Fellowship in History Scholarship - Sacramento StateRead on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311
Who can apply: The Kenneth H.W. Earle Graduate Fellowship in History has been established to encourage Sacramento State students to pursue research in California's history and historical built environment. Students are invited to apply for a fellowship to support research on a project on some aspects of California history to be completed as part of a graduate program of study in the Department of History at Sacramento State. The ultimate goal of the research must be a completed historic register nomination or a 25-30 page paper suitable for submission to an academic historical journal.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311
Who can apply: Students must meet the following requirements: Cumulative GPA : 3.0 Major: History Class Level: Classified Graduate Additional Requirement The following areas of research are encouraged: The Gold Rush Immigration and the Golden State The Great Depression in California California Railroads and Regulation The Automobile and Urban Growth in California Migratory Farm Labor in California Knights of Labor, the Workingman's Party, and the Wobblies Water and the Environment Manhood and Fraternalism in California Women and Women's Clubs in California This list is not exclusive.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311
Who can apply: Other research projects exploring California's history and historical built environment are welcome. The application must include: 500-word prospectus describing the topic and its importance 5-10 page writing sample of previous historic research completed by the student Proposed plan for completion of the projectRead on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311
Who can apply: Scopes HistoryRead on 2026-10-11 from https://csus.academicworks.com/opportunities/21311

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