- Korea-Michigan Human Rights Research Fellowship
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- Past Fellows
- International Human Rights Fellowship
- Human Rights First Fellowship
- Human Trafficking or Social Justice Law Clinic Fellowship
- Fair Labor Association Fellowship
- Belgrade Centre for Human Rights Fellowship
- Social Change Initiative Fellowship
- Student-Initiated Summer Internship Fellowship
- Student Organizations
- Robert J. Donia Graduate Student Fellowship
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Since 2014, ten University of Michigan students have been awarded the Korea-Michigan Human Rights Research Fellowship. This fellowship is administered jointly by the Donia Human Rights Center and the Social Science Korea Human Rights Forum at Sungkyunkwan University. Students were selected to receive a $3,500 grant to support summer research on human rights in South Korea. Read more about the experiences of all the past Korea-Michigan Human Rights Research Fellows and the impact of this fellowship on these students below.
2019 Fellow
Arwa Gayar
2018 Fellows
Piofan Cai, Chloe Roddy
2017 Fellows
Irene Kwon, Sion Lee
2016 Fellows
Jamie Forgacs, Lily Wang
2015 Fellows
Michelle Jones, Yoolim Jung
2014 Fellow
Jennifer Arnold
