Dean Emeritus Sue K. Hegyvary holds a child's painting entitled "We are Citizens of
the World" that was placed in Seattle, Washington's sister city, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
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The Citizens of the World Scholar Travel Award encourages and assists students currently
enrolled in a degree program at the University of Washington School of Nursing to seek
experiences of immersion in health care and society in a culture very different from their own.
A top priority is international health, but cross-cultural work in this country also qualifies
for this support.
The Citizens of the World Scholar Travel Award supports experiences that extend
significantly beyond course requirements. Citizens of the World Scholar Travel Award funding
may be used for travel for those experiences. Students arrange their own accommodations,
establish a relationship with a sponsor, formulate a plan for learning, and cover additional
expenses of their one-to three-month stays.
The award was named Citizens of the World in reference to a Seattle child's painting that was
placed in Sister City Tashkent, Uzbekistan, reading "We are citizens of the world." Several
students each year earn the additional honor of being named Hegyvary Citizens of the World
Scholars in reference to Dean Emeritus Sue T. Hegyvary, who implemented the award as an outgrowth
of multiple interests and opportunities within the School.
Review past COTWS experiences listed alphabetically by
country, or take a closer look at a sampling of experiences:
- Read Tips for the Process for crucial pointers to
students thinking about applying.
- Download the Citizens of the World Scholar Travel Award
application packet.
- The deadline is 5pm on March 3, 2008. Applications must be received in
T-310 (Academic Services) by this time.
If your application to become a Citizens of the World Scholar is accepted, you will find the
following forms useful:
Click here for the International Experience
Evaluation form, which is to be completed by each Citizens of the World Scholar Travel Award
recipient upon their return from their experience.
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