CSBS GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP and scholarship DATABASE

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• Merit as well as acceptance into the graduate program.

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Virginia Farrer Cutler was a noted educator, author, lecturer, philanthropist, and
advocate. She was the dean of the home economics department at the University
of Utah and Brigham Young University. She worked for the United States Point
Four Program in Southeast Asia, established a home science degree at the
University of Ghana, and served on the White House Consumer Committee.

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• Recipients should, if and when their circumstances permit, return to the scholarship fund an amount equal to what they received, to ensure the fund's ability to help future graduate students.

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• It is intended for students in the pursuit of quantitative study of human social behavior.

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• This opportunity is for students enrolled in one of the many joint-degree programs (JD, MSW, MPH, MHA)

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Established in 1999 by Siegfried G. and Ellen G. Karsten as the Howard-Karsten Endowed Fellowship/Scholarship Fund in the Department of Economics in memory of Aubrey Howard.

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• Doctoral candidates in Economics. In rare circumstances it may be awarded to an undergraduate with senior class standing.

• Recipients shall ne full-time students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents.

• They shall have passed the qualifying exam on the first attempt.

• They have a cumulative GPA of 3.7 and shall maintain a 3.7 GPA each semester.

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• This Fellowship will be used to support students in the study of the successful coordination of public and private agencies and communities working together for responsible stewardship of public lands.

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• Demonstrated academic excellence.
• The student’s own statement on academic and career success, as well as financial need and community involvement.
• Asian-American or other underrepresented ethnic applicants can be given preference in the award process.

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• Past and current academic performance
• Financial need
• Community 
• Civic involvement 
• Future career plans that include enhancing diversity and community/civic engagement.

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• A deserving student in the department of Family and
  Consumer Studies.

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• Students seeking a degree in Economics or International Affairs and Global Enterprise

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Earl S. Skidmore earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Utah where he majored in Sociology and Anthropology and earned minors in Zoology and Chemistry. Earl's studies at the University were interrupted by two years of service in the U.S. Navy. Later in his career, Earl returned to higher education earning a Phd. in Chemistry from Stanford University.

Earl entered the University in 1942 and was a freshman member of the Assembly Committee. He played for Utah's basketball team in 1942-1943 and was active in Sigma Chi. In fact, Earl's wife, Elies, was the "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi." The two were married in 1947 following Earl's graduation.

Earl began his career working for Phillips Petroleum in Spokane, Wash. After three years, he moved to the San Francisco Bay area and eventually owned and operated four gas stations _ Skid's royal Stations. In 1958, Skidmore sold the stations and began Pressure Vessel Service _ a chemical company specializing in handling corrosive chemicals and creating a variety of chemical solutions. Earl devoted over 30 years to PVS and to the chemical industry, serving as president of Esbro Chemical and president of the Northern California Chemical Association.

Three examples illustrate the array of work Earl did at PVS. His company created a sanitary wash still used today to clean pre-packaged vegetables. When Boeing first constructed the 747, PVS provided a solution in which the landing gear struts were bathed. Perhaps most interesting, the company worked with NASA to improve the performance of panels on the space shuttle as it re enters the earth's atmosphere.

Earl has been a leader in professional and community associations throughout his lifetime. He was president of the board of directors for United Stations while working in the retail gas industry. He was on the board of directors of the San Carlos Chamber of Commerce and president of the San Carlos Optimist Club. Earl also served on the boards of three Silicon Valley electronics companies. Earl and Elies have given scholarships to CSBS students for several years. In 2007, they endowed this scholarship.

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• Must be enrolled in the Master of Public Administration Program and/or the Political Science Doctoral Program.
• Preference will be given to students who are and/or commit themselves to the armed forces, public service, or community service.

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• This Fellowship will be used to support students in the study of the successful coordination of public and private agencies and communities working together for responsible stewardship of public lands.