Guru Tegh Bahadur Scholarship for Human Rights

To be awarded by departmental recommendation in alternating years to: 1) a student with a declared Major/Minor in Sociology who has demonstrated an interest in Human Rights issues through high academic performance in at least two of the following courses (or the equivalents): 90:156 Introduction to Crime and Community, 90:264 Police Organization in a Democratic Society, 90:281 Race and Racism, 90:350 Transnational Social Change, 90:353 Women in the Criminal Justice System, 90:369 Reproductive Justice, 90:445 Sex and the State, 90:487 Critical Sociology. 2) a student with a declared Major/Minor in Gender & Women’s Studies who has demonstrated an interest in Human Rights issues through high academic performance in at least two of the following courses (or the equivalents): 36:162 Making Sense of Gender, 36:253 Gender in Transitional Perspectives, 36:255 Sex, Gender, Popular Culture, 36:268 Understanding Feminism, 36:366 Critical Readings in Gender, 36:367 Women in Twentieth-Century Revolutions, 36:375 Women in Global South since 1700, 36:457 A History of International Women’s Movements, 36:458 Gender, War and Peace.