To encourage full immersion in the project, the fellowship is intended to support students’ work during the summer, and under appropriate circumstances, the student’s work may continue during the academic year.
At the conclusion of their projects, Ondrasik-Groce Fellows will be required to submit a final product that demonstrates the outcome of their fellowship activity. For research fellowships, this typically will take the form of a research paper; for other projects, Fellows are required to submit a comparable final product, agreed upon by their project mentor (e.g., a film, sculpture). In addition, each Ondrasik-Groce Fellow is encouraged to make an oral presentation at URSCA Day at Whittier or a comparable campus forum. Fellows are highly encouraged to submit their work for publication in an academic journal, or to make a presentation at other academic conferences. A small amount of fellowship funds may be available for these activities.
Ondrasik-Groce Fellowship awards and amounts may vary, depending on the project scope and timeframe, and may be attached to other independent academic opportunities such as international study or research, internships, etc.
Applications will be evaluated by the Ondrasik-Groce selection committee based on:
Chloe Fung Mursalle Khwajazada Manasvi Vardham
Leah Hermosa Gibson Bekezhan Zhaxylykov
Raymond Hartig Jacob Hayes Thomas Lyle-Temple
Amelia Bennett Lauren Beasley Lisette Gomez Sergi Jacobs Teresa Marchetti
Angel Alcantar Amy Trinh Agnieszka Witanis John Paul Gomez-Reed Cornelis Kriek Rachel Villarreal
Cindy Banh Malory Henry Taylor Watanabe Bahaar Shaw Jimena Ruiz Kimberly Mayekawa Aubrey Baran
Trent Beauchamp-Sanchez Kyle Hendrix Xingjie Li Lyla Matar Madeleine McMurray Charles Newman Trevor Tuma Brianna Valles
Jessica Adachi Alma Corado Barrios Aidee Campa Philip de Castro Lauren Galantai Brianna Sahagian
Kellen Aguilar Rebecca Baker Samuel Farmer Kai Gentile Bryce Keen Lydia Park
