"Objetivo zapatista." / Javier Nicolas
The next generation of scholars in Latin American Studies is being trained right here at Princeton. As part of one of the nation’s oldest and most well-established programs, our graduate students find transformative funding opportunities throughout their tenure.
Not only does this deepen the scope of their research, it fosters direct connections with those whose work is redefining our understanding of the Latin American and Caribbean region.
As one’s dissertation is coming into focus, direct research is critical. As such, PLAS provides grants to cover travel costs related to summer work in the field.
Recognizing its transformative potential, PLAS conference funding is in place to encourage graduate students to present their research at invited conferences.
PLAS provides dissertation completion fellowships for advanced graduate students in Latin American studies.
With an eye on guiding new levels of insight, PLAS partners with graduate student organizations that are designing campus events.