The Wood/Raith Living Trust is named for Audrey Wood (UCONN class of ‘47) and Edeltraut Raith. Both Wood and Raith earned their Masters in Library Science from the University of Southern California and spent their careers as librarians with the San Francisco Public Library system. They generously gifted the University of Connecticut funds for the study of gender identity under the Wood/Raith Living Trust.
Various initiatives will be planned to support gender-related activities at UConn. This initiatives will be published on this web site and announced via Daily Digest announcements.
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- Wood/Raith Gender Identity Fellowship Call, 2024Once again, we invite UConn graduate students to apply for summer fellowships for 2024. Students across all fields whose research has a primary focus on gender identity are eligible. For 2024, the Wood/Raith Living Trust will award up to 10 graduate stipends at a maximum of $5,000 each. Students applying for this fellowship support should […]
- Call for Applications: Summer 2023 Graduate Student FellowshipsOnce again, we invite UConn graduate students to apply for summer fellowships for 2023. Students across all fields whose research has a primary focus on gender identity are eligible. For 2023, the Wood/Raith Living Trust will award 12 graduate stipends at a maximum of $4,000 each. Students applying for this fellowship support should note that […]
- Call for Applications: Summer 2022 Graduate Student FellowshipsOnce again, we invite UConn graduate students to apply for summer fellowships for 2022. Students across all fields whose research has a primary focus on gender identity are eligible. For 2022, the Wood/Raith Living Trust will award 12 graduate stipends at a maximum of $4,000 each. Students applying for this fellowship support should note that […]