Graduate research awards in regulatory governance applications due Sept. 15th.

Rethinking Regulation at the Kenan Institute for Ethics invites graduate and professional students to apply for small research awards to fund the costs of research related to the analysis of regulatory governance, either for a pilot study that might turn into an eventual dissertation topic, or for an already formulated dissertation project. The Institute will furnish up to $2,000 per award, which must be used for research expenses (travel, purchase of research materials, etc.). See “Graduate Research Awards” for more information.