SIPP@Brown is a two-week residential program for undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing a graduate degree in philosophy and who are members of groups that traditionally have been underrepresented in the field. This year&rsquo\;s program will be held July 6 &ndash\; 17.
\nDuring the program\, participants will attend two daily seminars. They will also participate in regular social and educational activities arranged by the Brown Department of Philosophy and in the SIPP@Brown Conference. Participants can expect to leave the program with a better understanding of what graduate school in philosophy is like and how to prepare applications for both MA and PhD programs.
\nSIPP@Brown provides food and lodging for students during the program and reimburses up to $500 of travel costs to and from Providence\, RI. Students also receive a $500 stipend.
\nSIPP@Brown welcomes applications from students currently in their junior year of undergraduate studies who are interested in pursuing a career in philosophy and who identify with a traditionally underrepresented group in the field. These groups include\, but are not limited\, to women\, African Americans\, Chicano/as\, Latino/as\, Native Americans\, Asian Americans\, Pacific Islanders\, LGBTs\, first-generation college students\, economically disadvantaged communities\, and people with disabilities.
\nWe will also take applications from students who are in their senior year\, or who already have a degree\, as long as they have not yet applied to graduate school. \;Unfortunately we can only accept applications from students who are U.S. citizens or who are permanent residents/green card holders.
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