Video: What is the Scholar-Citizen?
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis for SCI courses, projects, and Co-Curricular Programming! SC designation includes access to grant support for Scholar-Citizen learning activities, projects, and co-curricular programming.
These grants might be used to pay for:
- Providing students with financial assistance to attend conferences, workshops, seminars, and meetings outside the classroom.
- Bringing guest speakers to campus to address several classes or the entire college community.
- Local field trips, etc. including trips to facilitate student career exploration
Apply now: http://www.radford.edu/content/qep/home/application.html
Congratulations to our 2013 Scholar-Citizen Highlander in Action award recipients!
In early March of 2013, the Scholar-Citizen Steering Committee voted to implement an award program that would directly support students in their pursuit of transformative learning experiences such as study abroad experiences, international internships, domestic internships, and community based learning or scholarship. More ...
Upcoming Events
Women's Studies/SCI book group for "At the Dark End of the Street: Black Women, Rape, and Resistance" by Danielle McGuire
Friday Feb 22
5:15 PM - 6:15 PM
The book is from 2011 and, in it, "We see how and why Rosa Parks, instead of becoming a leader of the movement she helped to start, was turned into a symbol of virtuous black womanhood, sainted and celebrated for her quiet dignity, prim demeanor, and middle-class propriety‹her radicalism all but erased. And we see as well how thousands of black women whose courage and fortitude helped to transform America were reduced to the footnotes of history."
The book group will meet at Brewin Around coffee shop
Contact Us
Questions? Comments? Let us know what's on your mind!
Dr. Erin Webster-Garrett
Director, Scholar-Citizen Initiative
540-831-7149
ewebster2@radford.edu
