The UVU Department of English and Literature is proud to present a unique resource for our students in the form of the 唐纳/加尔布雷斯纪念奖学金.
A cave accident in August 2005 claimed the lives of students Blake Donner, Jen Galbraith, Scott McDonald, and Ariel Singer. Blake Donner and Jen Galbraith had a unique connection to 犹他谷大学 and the College of 人文社会科学 and community.
珍天生精力充沛,对生活充满热情。 As she grew, her morals and integrity were manifested in her involvement in gender studies, animal rights, and philosophy. Jen influenced and touched people around the world with the aid of the internet and in her short life she made a difference in the world.
Blake was a dedicated member of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and a devoted vegan for over eight years. Blake’s passions included music, art, trains, and philosophy, being particularly influenced by the philosophy of Guy Debord and the Situationists. He was a talented painter of what he called “the most democratic of art forms.” He was the lyricist and singer/screamer for the hardcore/punk band Parallax.
两人都主修哲学,与英国文学系有着密切的个人关系。 In their grief, members of the university and the community came together to establish and endow a memorial scholarship in their names.
Applicants can apply via the UVU奖学金网站. 请附上上述所需的补充资料。 The amount of award given out depends completely upon the funding available and will vary from year to year. 申请截止日期为2月1日。 Applicants are also encouraged to complete the Comprehensive Online Scholarship Application.
Activism, in a general sense, can be described as intentional action to bring about change. The word "activism" is often used synonymously with political protest or dissent and may come in a wide range of forms, from writing letters to newspapers and politicians, or political campaigning, to rallies, street marches, strikes, and more. In some cases, activism has nothing to do with protest or confrontation. Rather activists may try to persuade people to change their behavior directly, instead of persuading governments to change laws. Activists may seek to engage with their local, state, national, or global community regarding issues including but not limited to education, victims’ rights, homelessness, hunger, peace efforts, women and minority civil rights, animal rights, or political/social/economic inequality.