Eleven students have been awarded travel grants to assist with costs incurred while conducting research during the spring semester. Students awarded grants are: Cabot Family Endowment for International & Intercultural Education Hillary Baker '02, "Experiencing Third-World Health Care: Organization and Treatment" Ann Newman '03, "Changes in the Role of Women from the Dictatorship (1939-1975) to the Democratic Period (1975-present) in Spain" Nicola Reid '04, "Trinidad vs. Jamaica Carnivals" David H. Cool Fund for International & Intercultural Education Danae Kesel '03, "Finding First-Hand the Truths of Religion in Guatemala" D. Douglas Andrews Memorial Award Rachel Kelley '03, "Photographic Documentary of the Pacuare & Reventazon Rivers in Costa Rica" Brendan Lynch '03, "A Comparative Study of the Liturgical Music of American and European Catholism" John Stevens '04, "The Pub As a Community Crossroad" Giltz Family Fund Matthew Gaines '04, "Fieldwork on Aspects of the Bark-Cloth Industry in Southwestern Uganda" Richard Kline '02, "Investigations of Aristolochia Salvadorensis" Betsy Cogger Rezelman International Travel Endowment Kimberly Tarr '04, "Form and Function of 13th-Century Castles of the British Isles" Romeo/Gilbert Intercultural Endowment Leah Kriger '03, "Fair Trade in Coffee: The UCIRI Cooperative" The awards are granted through the office of international and intercultural studies at St. Lawrence. Close Window to Return to Netnews