2015 student and faculty award winners announced
![Dr. Jordan Stanger-Ross](../../../../assets/images/awards/opportunities/FacultyResearch_jordanstangerross_2015_imagewrapper.jpg)
Congratulations to all the winners of the 2015 student and faculty awards! All of the applications this year were extremely strong.
Faculty Research Grant
Congratulations to Dr. Jordan Stanger-Ross of the department of history and the Landscapes of Injustice project. Dr. Stanger-Ross won the 2015 CAPI Faculty Research Grant for his research proposal "Deportees and Dispossession: Laying the foundation for a transnational research project".
Student Awards
Student Essay Prize
Prize for the best essay focusing on the Asia-Pacific region completed for a UVic course during the current academic year.
Paul Castrodale (winner)
Migration, Innovation, and Chinese Knowledge Economy: 'Immaterial Labour' and Consumer Electronics Manufacturing
Victoria Philibert (runner up)
Pronatalism in Hosada Mamoro's Wolf Children
Student Research Fellowship ($2500)
Funding for travel and other expenses related to research done in the Asia-Pacific region.
Alessia Kockel (Masters Candidate, UVic Department of Geography)
Evaluating the trade-offs of systemic conservation planning approaches for designing networks of marine protected areas in the Philippines
Student Language Fellowship ($2500)
Funding for travel and other expenses related to language learning done in the Asia-Pacific region.
Benjamin Lawrence (PhD Candidate, UVic Faculty of Law)
Khmer lessons at the Language Institute of Natural Khmer in Phnom Penh, Cambodia to support fieldwork regarding the Cambodian constitution