James C. Waggoner, Jr. Grants-In-Aid Endowment
Fund
Purpose
Funds support specified or general research projects or programs
Funds support specified or general research projects or programs
This fund was established in 2010 by the estate of James C. Waggoner, Jr. to support graduate student research in the University of Florida College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Department of Anthropology.
James earned a bachelor’s degree in history from Georgia College in 1997. After graduation, he worked at University of Georgia Laboratory of Archaeology and then spent two years with historic preservations consultants Southern Research Inc. James earned a master’s degree from Florida State University in 2002 and a doctorate in anthropology from University of Florida in 2009.
James passed away in 2009.
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Support four lectures annually in the Bob Graham Center.
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Support the Bob Graham Center for Public Services pioneering approach to prepare University of Florida students to be informed, skilled and engaged citizens. Pioneering activities shall included: assemble Knight Effective Citizenship Fellows; develop interactive online citizenship curriculum; construct and implement a pilot Civil Debate Wall; utilize and study new social medial tools; evaluate experimental programs and study civic participation behavior of students and alumni.
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Support annual award in memory of Drs Maclachlan & Ehrmann for majors in Sociology with interest in career in sociology field; must be in good standing & in activities, including campus musical groups, clubs, sports clubs, student government, speech team, debate team, professional organizations & clubs in the community.