The department of asian and asian american studies invites applications for the following scholarships and student awards
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| THE DEPARTMENT OF ASIAN AND ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES
INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT AWARDS FOR WORK COMPLETED IN 2015 (Spring and Fall Semesters) SUBMISSIONS DUE: Friday, December 11th, 2015 Submit to Scholarship Committee, AAAS (F03-340) SCHOLARSHIPS ATSUKO HAYASHI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP * 1 AWARD: $500 For a graduating B.A. student in Japanese, a graduating M.A. student in Asian Studies with a Japanese language focus, or a graduating student in the Japanese Single Subject Credential Program, who has made an outstanding effort and demonstrated an extraordinary passion to learn Japanese language and culture. The criteria are as follows:
Demonstrated commitment to Japanese language learning or pedagogy. A completed application form. A personal statement regarding your accomplishments, academic interest and career goal. Recommended by Atsuko Hayashi Memorial Scholarship Committee. SAN-PAO LI SCHOLARSHIP 2 AWARDS: $500 each For juniors and seniors (1 award) majoring in Chinese Studies (one award) and M.A. students in Asian Studies with Chinese Studies option (one award). The criteria are as follows: Cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher for undergraduates and 3.50 or higher for graduate students. An application form (available at the AAAS Department). Official transcript. A personal statement regarding your academic interest and career objective (one page, singe-spaced). Recommended by Chinese Studies adviser and AAAS Scholarship Committee. AWARDS TAIWAN ESSAY CONTEST 3 AWARDS: $200, $150, $50 The Taiwan Essay Contest is funded by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Los Angeles to help enhance CSULB students’ awareness of Taiwan. All interested students, regardless of their majors, may submit 2-page essays in Chinese or English on any relevant aspects of Taiwan, such as culture, history, politics, economy, education, social life, etc. First place: $200; second place $150; third place $50. Please submit your essay to the AAAS Awards Committee (F03-340) by Friday, December 11, 2015. Recommended by Chinese Studies adviser and AAAS Scholarship Committee.
A letter of nomination, on letterhead, from a faculty or staff member. BEST PAPERS & CREATIVE WORK BEST PAPER IN ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES (Undergraduate) 1 AWARD: $100 For the best paper—written in 2015, Spring or Fall semester—which examines histories, experiences, or contemporary issues of Asian Americans/Asian America. All disciplines are welcome. Please submit your essay to the AAAS Awards Committee (F03-340) by Friday, December 11, 2015. Recommended by ASAM adviser and AAAS Scholarship Committee.
Please submit your essay to the AAAS Awards Committee (F03-340) by Friday, December 11, 2015. Recommended by A/ST adviser and AAAS Scholarship Committee.
Your name will be included in the Commencement Program as a recipient of a special AAAS award. APPLICATION FORM Scholarships and Student Awards (2014-15) Department of Asian and Asian American Studies Please print or type NAME: _______________________________ STUDENT I.D. NUMBER: _____________ ADDRESS:_______________________________________________________________________ PHONE NUMBER:__________________________E-MAIL:______________________________ MAJOR: ___________________ CLASS STANDING: _______________ GPA (cumulative):___________ Anticipated Semester of Graduation: ____________________________ AWARD FOR WHICH YOU ARE APPLYING (please circle): Use this form for the following awards: Taiwan Essay Contest Lloyd T. Inui Prize Best Paper in Asian American Studies Best Paper in Asian Studies (undergraduate) Best Paper in Asian Studies (graduate students in Asian Studies) Note: For Atsuko Hayashi Memorial Scholarship and San-pao Li Scholarships, please use separate application forms. (If applicable): FACULTY/STAFF RECOMMENDER/NOMINATOR: _____________________________________ DEPARTMENT: ________________________________________ * Letters should be sent directly to the Scholarship Committee, Department of Asian and Asian American Studies, FO3-340 * For Inui Prize: Attach a narrative (maximum 2 pages) of contributions. For Best Paper in Asian American Studies: Attach a paper to be considered. For Best Papers in Asian Studies: Attach a paper to be considered.
Department of Asian and Asian American Studies California State University, Long Beach 1250 Bellflower Boulevard Long Beach, California 90840-1002
Select One: Chinese Studies major Asian Studies M.A. student with Chinese Studies option Name:_________________________________________________________________ First Middle Last Address:_______________________________________________________________ Email:_________________________________________________________________ Telephone:___________________________Cumulative GPA:_________________ Anticipated Semester of Graduation: ____________________________ China-Related Courses Taken at CSULB Course No. Course Title Semester Taken Grade Received ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Please write on a separate sheet of paper a personal statement regarding your academic interest and career objective (no more than one page, single-spaced).Please return your completed application to the Scholarship Committee, AAAS department office (FO3-340). Call (562) 985-4645 if you have any questions. Department of Asian and Asian American Studies Department of Asian and Asian American Studies
1250 Bellflower Boulevard Long Beach, California 90840-1002 Application for the “Atsuko Hayashi Memorial Scholarship” Application Deadline: December 11 , 2015 
Select One: Graduating B.A. student in Japanese (undergraduate) Graduating M.A. student with a Japanese language focus Graduating student in Japanese Single Subject Credential Program Please type Name:_____________________________________ Student ID Number___________________ First Middle Last Address:___________________________________________________________________________ Email:______________________Telephone:__________________Cumulative GPA:________ Please write a personal statement below in 200 to 250 words in English regarding your academic interest in learning Japanese, career objective, and plans for the future. (Please type single-spaced with one-inch margin, font 12). Please return your completed application to the Department Office (FO3-340). For questions or additional information, please call (562) 985-4645. |