Lane Mandlis Memorial Graduate Award

متطلبات أهلية أخرى

• Satisfactory academic standing
• Registered in a graduate program in the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport and Recreation, the Faculty of Law or the Department of Sociology
• Selection based on academic achievement as it relates to gender, sexuality, disability and or accessibility
• Selection based on demonstrated scholarly commitment to critical understandings; demonstrated commitment to extending scholarly work into the public domain; and demonstrated advocacy on campus or within the community
• This award celebrates the memory of Lane Mandlis, who earned four degrees at the University of Alberta: A Bachelor of Physical Education and a Master of Arts in Physical Education and Recreation, a PhD in Sociology, and a Juris Doctor in Law.
• Lane’s intellectual and advocacy work were focused on disability rights and disrupting normative approaches to gender-in particular the intersection between psychiatry, law and citizenship in the transgender body.
• Open to Canadian citizens
• Open to permanent residents
• Open to foreign nationals holding Canadian study permits
• Open to applicants in course-based study programs
• Open to applicants in thesis-based study programs
• Open to applicants in doctoral programs
• Open to applicants in masters programs
• Open to full time and part time registered students