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Mike Johnson | September 9th, 2012
Large-scale land-development projects have been consuming the agriculture-dependent villages that surround India’s capital. As a Royce Fellow, I studied this phenomenon by talking to activists, government officials, affected farmers, lawyers and... -
Rich Ramirez | August 11th, 2012
I first became interested in the concept of mayoral control in late 2011 when researching the campaign contributions to members of the Houston Independent School District (HISD) school board. Lax ethics laws have allowed HISD board members to...
The Royce Fellowship 2012
Established in 1996 through the generosity of Charles Royce, a 1961 graduate of Brown University, the Royce Fellowship Program supports Brown University undergraduates as they carry out independent projects of their own design in locations across the United States and around the world. Along with funding, the program confers lifetime membership in the Society of Royce Fellows, a community of student scholars, faculty fellows, and Royce alumni that offers a forum for reflection, inquiry, and intellectual engagement within the university.
Here, you will be able to follow the experiences of the 2012 Royce Fellows at different stages in their projects.
Locations
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India
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Vietnam
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