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The document outlines the application process for the Senator John W. Warner Public Leadership Undergraduate Research Award, detailing required information such as personal contact details, a reflection statement on the applicant's interest in public service, a research proposal related to their future career as an elected official, and the need for two support letters from recommenders. It specifies submission guidelines and deadlines for applicants.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your contact information. Fill in your name, school, major(s), expected year of graduation, and address details accurately.
Provide your home and other phone numbers along with your U.Va. email address for communication purposes.
In the section regarding how you heard about the award, select or type your response to ensure clarity.
Prepare your reflection statement. Use the text box provided to describe your interest in public service and the qualities that make you a suitable candidate for elected office.
For the research proposal, outline your project clearly within the designated area. Include methodology and significance while adhering to formatting guidelines.
List two support letters from recommenders. Ensure at least one is from a faculty advisor and provide their email addresses for follow-up.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before submitting two complete copies of your application as instructed.

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