Eva Lassman Memorial Student Research Award
Each year, in honor of the life and memory of Holocaust survivor and educator Eva Lassman, the Institute for Hate Studies presents the Eva Lassman Memorial Student Research Award. One $700 annual award supports Gonzaga undergraduate or graduate students who are engaged in research projects that address issues of hate.
Any student currently enrolled and in good standing in an undergraduate, graduate or professional studies program (e.g. law, business, leadership) at Gonzaga may apply. Award recipient must remain enrolled and in good standing at Gonzaga during the award period.
Eva Lassman Memorial Student Research Award (ELMSRA) Application
Annual Submission Deadline: March 1
For more information about Eva's incredible life, see:
Donations
If you are interested in making a gift to the Eva Lassman Memorial Fund, you can do so by contacting the Institute at (509) 313-3665 or through email.
Recipients
2018
Taylor Carnevale, Bachelor of Arts with a major in International Relations and minors in Solidarity and Social Justice and Economics. "From Advocate to Extremist: Othering as a mobilization tactic in domestic terror."
2017 Inaugural Award Recipient
Marnie Rorholm, Doctoral Program in Leadership Studies, The Pink Triangle Prisoners: Memorializing Homophobia and the Holocaust
Take Action Against Hate Award Recipients:
2017
- Ken Stern, J.D.
- International Network for Hate Studies (Mark Walters, University of Sussex and Jennifer Schweppe, University of Limerick)
2013
- Linda Pall, J.D., Ph.D.
- World Outside My Shoes (Carl and Teresa Wilkens)
2012
- Rev. Happy Watkins, New. Hope Baptist Church
- Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations
2011
- Mary Stamp, Editor, The Fig Tree
- Partners with Families and Children; Spokane
2010
- Dr. Raymond Reyes, Associate Academic Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, Gonzaga University
- Human Rights Education Institute, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
2009
- Eva Lassman