Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict / The College
CSRC Student Fellowship and Scholarship Fund
CSRC Student Fellowship and Scholarship Fund
Learn more about your impact
Your gift helps Arizona State University students explore how religion shapes conflict, peace and human understanding in communities around the world. Your support provides scholarships and experiential opportunities through the Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict Undergraduate Research Fellowship, Friends of the Center Undergraduate Research Awards and Friends of the Center Graduate Research Awards, along with faculty mentorship, hands-on research, travel and conference participation.
Because of you, CSRC students gain the knowledge, confidence and cross-cultural understanding needed to listen across difference and lead with purpose. Your generosity opens doors to transformative academic and professional experiences, preparing students to carry thoughtful, informed leadership into careers in public service, education, law, journalism, policy, diplomacy, advocacy, ministry and nonprofit work.
The lessons and discussions centered around religion and conflict were not only some of the most interesting conversations, but also some of the most important throughout my time as an undergraduate student."
Impact of donor support
• For more than 23 years, donor support has helped students explore the intersections of religion, conflict and peace through research, mentorship and scholarship opportunities.
• More than $330,000 has been awarded to support students through fellowships, undergraduate research awards and graduate research awards.
• 232 students have participated as undergraduate research fellows, gaining hands-on experience with faculty-led research and public scholarship.
• Fellows have represented nearly 60 majors, including political science, religious studies, global studies, history, psychology, journalism, justice studies, economics, biology, engineering, business and sustainability.
• Fellowship alumni include three Fulbright Scholars, one Boren Scholar and two Marshall Scholars, reflecting the program’s role in preparing students for nationally competitive opportunities and global leadership.
