Research/Travel Awards
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The South Asian Studies Program annually furnishes small grants to graduate students pursuing field or archival research on South Asia or the South Asian diaspora. These awards are made on a competitive basis and help offset the cost of such things as archival fees, travel expenses to South Asia or sites of South Asian diasporic life, conference fees, or summer language study. See application instructions for complete details. The annual deadline for receiving application materials is the second Tuesday of March by 4PM.
Click for the SASP research Travel Award Application
Past Award Recipients
2019-2020
Pritha Mukherjee
Sahithya Venkatesan
2018-2019
Popy Begum
Rashmi Kumari
Sadaf Javed
2017-2018
Rudrani Gangopadhyay, Comparative Literature
Sadaf Javed, Geography
Smruthi Bala Kannan, Childhood Studies
Thomas Crowley, Geography
2015-2016
Sangeeta Banerji, Geography
2014-2015
Sushil Sivaram, English
Priti Narayan, Geography
2013-2014
Angela Oberg, Bloustin School of Planning and Public Policy
Katie Finley, Social Work
Satyashikha Chakraborty, History
2012-2013
Diya Paul, Geography
Divya Karnad, Geography
2011-2012
Divya Karnad
Akshata Sanga
Shrividhi Shukla
Kalpana Venkatasubramanian
Angela Oberg
2010-2011
Anasuya Ray
Nimanthi Rajasingham
Sanjog Rupakheti
Vikash Singh
Sonja Thomas
Kimberly Thomas
2009-2010
Arpita Chatterjee, School of Social Work
Rochisha Narayan, History
Nimanthi Rajasingham, English
Sanjog Rupakheti, History
Sonja Thomas, Women and Gender Studies
Kalpana Venkatasubramaniam, Geography
2008-2009
Santanu Chakrabarti, graduate student
Debotri Dhar, graduate student
Shaanta Murshid, graduate student
Preethi Ramaprasad, undergraduate student