IRWG/Rackham
Community of Scholars
The Community of Scholars (COS) is a four-month summer fellowship program. It is intended to support U-M graduate students who are engaged in research, scholarship, or other creative activities that focus on women and/or gender.
IRWG is committed to fostering cross-disciplinary exchange. To that end, all awardees participate in a weekly seminar during May and June. Research may be conducted outside of Ann Arbor during July and August. Awardees will also present their work at a public symposium during the Fall semester following their award.

2011 COS Participants, led by Dr. Hannah Rosen (IRWG): (Standing, from left to right) Olivia B. Duval (Music and Public Administration), J. Lotus Seeley (Sociology and Women's Studies), Nathaniel Adam Tobias Coleman (Philosophy), Orian Zakai (Comparative Literature), Oren Segal (Near Eastern Studies), Cookie Woolner (History and Women's Studies), Dr. Hannah Rosen. (Seated, from left to right) Emma Amador (History), Danielle Shapiro (Psychology and Women's Studies), Dana Kabat (Psychology), Maria Canal (Romance Languages and Literatures), Trevor Hoppe (Sociology and Women's Studies). (Not pictured) Christina Oney (Psychology).

