The Carol Lee Price Fellowship

This Fellowship is named in honor and memory of Carol Lee Price, who was born in Cleveland in 1944, raised in Los Angeles, and moved to UC Berkeley as an undergraduate in 1960. She was active in the early days of the Free Speech Movement and lived most of her adult life in and around Berkeley. Carol was friends with several accomplished novelists, philosophers, and legal scholars. She had a keen interest in mathematics and philosophy, was a dancer, and maintained a life-long interest in performing arts.

The Carol Lee Price Fellowship in Philosophy supports non-resident supplemental tuition (NRST) for PhD students, preferably female, with citizenship outside of the US and Canada. It aims to attract candidates who have an interdisciplinary background that would bring fresh perspectives to their own study of philosophy and to the intellectual life of Berkeley. In particular, preference will be given to students

with interests in Ancient Philosophy and who have broader training in classics
with interests in Human Rights and Social Justice and who have broader training in law, economics, political science, or another social science
with interests in Mind and Language and who have broader training in psychology, neuroscience, linguistics, or another related field.

Carol Lee Price Fellows

2020	Anhui Huang, a Chinese citizen and graduate of Williams College, with interests in core analytic philosophy and in Kant.
2021	Aglaia von Götz, a Swiss national and graduate of Oxford and of the University of Zürich, with interests in the philosophy of language, cognitive science, and metaphysics.
2022	Luna Cheng, a Chinese citizen and graduate of the Chinese University of Hong Kong with interests in philosophy of mind and cognitive science.