Marcia and Ezra Zubrow Award in Anthropology, Law, Library Science and Heritage

Established by Ezra B. W. Zubrow and Marcia L. Zubrow in 2024, this award supports students whose work focuses on heritage, culture, legal pluralism, labor policy, or librarianship. Preference is given to applicants who focus on the intersection of these topics in any one, two, or all three disciplines. The award is available to full-time graduate or doctoral students in Anthropology (excluding Evolutionary, Ecology and Behavior and Critical Museum Studies), Law, or Information and Library Science with a focus on law librarianship. Both domestic and international students are eligible and must maintain a minimum 3.8 GPA for graduate courses, or a 3.6 GPA for students newly entering graduate programs in these disciplines. Financial need is not a criterion in selecting recipients. Preference is given to applicants who have not previously received support from this fund.