Competitive Fellowships Compiled by SMU National Fellowships

This document contains numerous links to scholarships. We revised our website in 2019 and copied this information. As the website had not been maintained for some time, there will inevitably be a few broken links, incorrect deadlines, etc.

Table of Contents Graduate study ...... 2 Continuing undergraduates ...... 5 Foreign Languages and Study Abroad ...... 8 To apply during your senior year ...... 13 Women ...... 18 Math, Science, and Engineering ...... 19 Humanities and social sciences ...... 24 Pre-law and law students ...... 27 Pre-med and med school ...... 29 Arts and Art History ...... 31 Minority students ...... 33 Business majors ...... 37 Non-citizens ...... 38 Rhodes Scholarship ...... 40 George Mitchell Scholarship ...... 42 Marshall Scholarship ...... 43 Fulbright Grants ...... 45 Goldwater Scholarship ...... 46 Udall Scholarship ...... 47 Truman Scholarship ...... 48 Madison Fellowship ...... 50

Graduate study

For an additional excellent database of fellowship information for graduate students, see: www.arhu.umd.edu/graduate/fellowships/database (for arts & humanities)

AAUW Dissertation Fellowship www.aauw.org American Association of University Women. $20,000 All fields. To complete writing within the year. Deadline November. AAUW International Fellowship www.aauw.org $18,000 to support graduate work. Female; non-citizen. Deadline December 1. AAUW Selected Professions Fellowship www.aauw.org To $12,000 Female; minority; math or engineering. Deadline January. ACLS Fellowships https://www.acls.org/Fellowship-and-Grant-Programs/Competitions- and-Deadlines To complete dissertation; also post-docs. Deadlines vary. ACLS Public Fellows https://www.acls.org/programs/publicfellowscomp/ Humanities Ph.D. within past 3-yr window. $50,000-78,000 stipend; 2-yr fellowship in govt or non-profit sector. June 1. Adolescent Literacy Pre-doc www.naeducation.org $25,000 For doctoral research to improve literacy outcomes for middle and secondary students. Qualifying exams completed. Deadline December 1. AICPA Accounting www.aicpa.org American Institute for Certified Public Accountants. Various graduate scholarships, plus listings of other scholarship resources. Deadlines vary. Alpha Lambda Delta Graduate Fellowships www.nationalald.org $3,000 to $7,500 for graduate study. ALD members; graduating seniors and graduate students may apply. January 31. AMNH Anthropology Internships https://research.amnh.org/grants American Museum of Natural History. Graduate internships 2 months to 1 yr. Deadlines April 1 for summer or fall, December 1 for spring. AMS Mass Media Fellowship http://www.ams.org/programs/ams-fellowships/media- fellow/massmediafellow 10-week paid summer internship for grad students in math, science, health, or social science. Placement in media organizations, communicating science and technical subjects to the public. January 15. American Accounting Association http://aaahq.org/Education/Awards Multiple awards for outstanding dissertations and for dissertation research. Deadlines vary. American Antiquarian Society www.americanantiquarian.org Library collections = Amer. hist or culture through 1876. Fields = history, art and music history, literature, political science, 18th-cent. studies, newspapers, magazines, history of book. Hench Post-Dissertation Fellowship -- $35,000 for 12-month fellowship. Up to 3 yrs from Ph.D. Any topic in collection; to revise or extend dissertation for publication. Deadline Oct. AAS Short-term Fellowships - $1,000 per month for 1-3 mo. For research in collections, including for dissertation research. January. American Historical Association www.historians.org/prizes To $1,000 for research; advanced doctoral candidate. Deadline February AIIS Junior Fellows www.indiastudies.org Up to 11 months in India, affiliated with Indian university and research supervisor, for Ph.D. research specializing in Indian aspects of specific disciplines. Deadline July 1. American-Scandinavian Foundation www.amscan.org To $20,000 for year fellowship, $4,000 for study visit one to three months. Study/research in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden. Citizen or perm res; well-defined research project; some language proficiency expected; general priority to advanced graduate students. Deadline November 1. Archaeology Institute of America https://www.archaeological.org/ $22,000 for study in Aegean; ABD or PhD. Deadline November 1. Argonne Lab Post-docs www.dep.anl.gov Ashworth Fellowship contact [email protected] $2,000 MA or PhD, toward public service. Political science or public policy; Texas resident; need. February Asia Pacific Leadership Program www.eastwestcenter.org/aplp Tuition toward 9-month graduate certificate program in regional expertise and leadership, at University of Hawaii. Deadline February. Banting Postdoc, Canada http://banting.fellowships-bourses.gc.ca Two-year postdoc fellowship for research at a Canadian institution. Humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, engineering. November 1 Fulbright Binational Business Grant https://us.fulbrightonline.org/countries/selectedprogram/105 Corporate internship in Mexico. JD, MBA, MA in international studies...Must have Spanish fluency. SMU deadline Sept. 28 Bliss Prize, Dumbarton Oaks https://www.doaks.org/research/support-for-research/bliss-symposium- awards $45,000 to pursue Byzantine studies. Deadline November 1. Boren Fellowships https://www.borenawards.org/ National Security Education Program. Deadline January. Bridges College Scholarship www.cftexas.org To $15,000 per year for graduates of accredited Texas high schools or foreign nationals who have legally resided in Texas for 12 months prior to application; financial need. Deadline April 1. Canada Doctoral Research Award http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/38887.html For dissertation research in Canada, dissertation related to study of Canada. Deadline October Critical Languages Intensive Summer Scholarships www.clscholarship.org Overseas Research Council. All direct expenses for intensive study in "critical" languages. March CAORC Multi-Country Research www.caorc.org/fellowships/ Overseas Research Council. Research support for doctoral candidate in humanities, working on issues of trans- regional significance. CESRI European Summer Science Research https://www.iie.org/Programs/CESRI Graduate students in science/engineering. Lab placement for 8-week summer research in Germany, Austria, Hungary, central European countries. Deadline early February. Chateaubriand Fellowships to France https://www.chateaubriand-fellowship.org/ 9-month fellowship in France for graduate student pursuing Ph.D. Deadline December. Cloisters, Metropolitan Museum www.metmuseum.org/education/er_internship.asp#cloisters_apply Summer, 6-month, and year-long paid internships for undergrad and grad students in art history, media, editing, and related areas. Fall app deadlines. S. DuBois Cook Postdoc Fellowship History, social sciences. For research on constructs of race, ethnicity, and gender from interdisciplinary perspectives. Social Science Research Institute, Duke University. January 15 Coro Fellows in Public Affairs www.coro.org Intensive two-year internship for those intending careers in public affairs. Deadline early January. Cross Future Leaders www.aacu.org/about/cross_award.cfm Travel, lodging to attend AACU conference. Doctoral level. Deadline September. CSGS Master's Thesis Award www.csgs.org/awards/ Conference of Southern Graduate Schools. DAAD Grants to Germany www.daad.org Graduate work or research in Germany for academic year or summer. Study Scholarship: one yr independent study, or Master's degree. Deadline November. Research Grant: Ph.D. candidate or recent Ph.D., to conduct research. Deadlines Aug, Nov. German Studies Research Grant: contemporary German affairs. Deadlines May 1, Nov 1. Intensive Language Courses: 8 wks. Any field not language or lit. 3 sem.college Germ. Deadline Janu. Bundestag Internship: 2 mo. Strong written/spoken Germ. History, eco, law. Research Internships: Summer. Biol, chem, physics, geol, engrg grad students. Deadline January. DAAD-Leibnitz: 6-36 months. Interdisciplinary. At Leibnitz Institute. Deadlines vary. Helmholtz Research: 12-36 months. Earth science, health, etc. Deadlines vary. Leo Baeck Institute: Dissert. or post-PhD research on German-speaking Jewry. Deadline Nov. Davies Fellows http://www7.nationalacademies.org/rap/ Postdoc (within past 5 yrs) 3-yr research awards at West Point. Mathematical Sciences. US citizen. Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation www.delmas.org Grants for research in Venice. Historical or contemporary Venetian society and culture. Humanities and social sciences, e.g. arts, archaeology, history, economics, law, literature, music, religion, theater...Must have dissertation proposal approved. Deadline Dec. 15. Dempster Fellowship, Theology www.gbhem.org To $11,000 United Methodist; Ph.D. candidate, planning to teach theology in seminary or university. October Dingwall Fellowships www.dingwallfoundation.org To $30,000 for graduate study in neurolinguistics. Deadline June. DOE, Department of Energy www.energy.gov Multiple programs; deadlines vary. East-West Center Affiliate Scholar www.eastwestcenter.org/education/ For graduate students from all countries, one-term or 1-yr affiliation with EWC while working on thesis research related to Asia Pacific region. Rolling deadlines. East-West Center Graduate Fellowship www.eastwestcenter.org Toward tuition at Univ of Hawaii and East-West Center for Master's or Doctorate. Deadline Nov. Fichter Research Grant www.sociologyofreligion.com

Continuing undergraduates

Be sure to review the pages of opportunities sorted by interest (women, sciences, study abroad, etc.) which are accessible by links from the "Scholarships and Fellowships" page. In addition to those, here are more opportunities for continuing undergraduates:

AMNH Anthropology Internships https://research.amnh.org/grants American Museum of Natural History. Internships 2 months to 1 yr. Deadlines April 1 for summer or fall, December 1 for spring. AMNH also offers summer REU, Research Experience for Undergraduates; see REU below.

AWIS Internships www.awis.org/careers Association for Women in Science. Undergrad, soph+. Summer, fall, spring internships at AWIS national office in Washington, D.C. Spring and fall application deadlines.

Bridges College Scholarship www.cftexas.org To $15,000 per year for graduates of accredited Texas high schools or foreign nationals who have legally resided in Texas for 12 months prior to application; financial need. Deadline April 1.

Center for the Study of the Presidency www.thepresidency.org SMU is invited to send one undergraduate annually to the Center's Presidential Fellows Program. Fellows attend one fall, one spring conference in Washington, D.C. and write an original policy paper on an aspect of the Presidency. All majors; first-year, sophomores, juniors. SMU deadline Feb. 1

Communities Foundation of Texas www.cftexas.org CFT offers multiple scholarships, some restricted to students from particular high schools in Texas or in other states, and some restricted to particular majors (geology, foreign languages, etc). See their full listings at their website. Deadlines vary.

ExxonMobil Community Service Jobs Program www.volunteernorthtexas.org Paid summer internships at 60 not-for-profit organizations in Dallas area. Listings usually posted early Febr

Fund for Theological Education www.thefund.org/programs/ $2,000 per year to support junior and senior years. Student planning career in the ministry. Apply as sophomore or junior. Deadline Feb. 1.

Ralph Bunche Summer Internship www.apsanet.org African-American, Latino/a, Native American; citizen; Poli Sci or related major. 5-week intensive summer program preparing for graduate study in political science. Apply in junior year for summer following. Deadline early February.

Golden Key Community Service Award www.goldenkey.org to $2,000 to GK member for outstanding community service. March 1

Hesselbein Student Leadership Summit www.hesselbein.pitt.edu July summit, 50 selected student civic-engagement leaders from across the U.S. Deadline April 15.

Humanity in Action www.humanityinaction.org 4-week international summer intensive internships in American-European human rights, diversity, and minority- population issues. Denmark, France, Germany, Poland, Netherlands, U.S. Deadline December 1 and ff. International Public Policy IIPP www.uncfsp.org Multi-yr support & program for minority students interested in international affairs, public policy and language training. Apply as sophomore. Deadline March 15.

Japanese American Citizen League Scholarships www.jacl.org Must be JACL member (students may join). Deadline March 1.

Josephine de Karman Scholarship www.dekarman.org $8,000 for senior yr tuition. Highly competitive. All majors; special consideration to Humanities. January

Luna Legislative Scholars www.tshrc.org Texas Senate Hispanic Research Council. Spring semester internship as full-time staff legislative assistant in office of senator or Lt. Governor. $2,000 monthly stipend. Junior, senior, or recent grad, age 21+. Deadline Oct.

National Association of Black Journalists www.nabj.org To $5,000 Deadline March 1.

ACS Scholars http://chemistry.org/scholars American Chemical Society. To $5,000 African-American, Hispanic, Native American, citizen or perm res, majoring in chemistry, biochemistry, or environmental science. Deadline March 1.

AIMS Summer Advanced Arabic http://aimsnorthafrica.org Partial grants available to attend intensive summer language program in Tangier. Two years Modern Standard Arabic required prior to application. Deadline February.

Point Scholarships www.pointfoundation.org For LGBT students at undergraduate or graduate level. Average award $13,600. Apply Dec - Feb. 9

PPIA Fellowship www.ppiaprogram.org Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA). Apply in JUNIOR year. All majors; contributing diversity; planning Master's degree in public policy, public administration, or international affairs, and career in public service with government, public policy institution, nonprofit, humanitarian or international organizations. Domestic or international issues. Provides a junior summer institute and $5,000 to graduate tuition. Deadline Nov. 1

Rangel Summer Scholars www.howard.edu/rjb/rangelprogram.htm Apply as SOPH. Toward career in international affairs. Tuition, travel, stipend, r&b to 6-wk summer program. Deadline Feb.

REU (NSF Undergraduate Research) www.nsf.gov/funding/ National Science Foundation. Programs vary by site.

Richter Fellowships www.smu.edu/richter/ Students in the University Honors Program may apply. For independent summer research abroad.

Scholarships for Methodists www.gbhem.org/LSBooklet.pdf Multiple scholarships. Deadlines vary.

SMU Undergraduate Research Assistant (URA) see SMU Office of Financial Aid Paid research assistantships with SMU faculty.

Thomas Pickering Scholarship Student preparing for diplomatic career in Foreign Service. Women and minorities especially encouraged to apply. Apply as sophomore; major Public Policy, International Studies, etc....Deadline early February. TED Fellows www.ted.com/pages/fellows For world-changing innovators in all fields; ideas worth sharing. Participation in the TED conferences. July 25.

Trow Scholarship, Alpha Lambda Delta www.nationalald.org $1,000 to $3,000. ALD member, continuing undergraduate; each chapter may submit one nominee. April 1 national ddl; SMU campus deadline will be earlier.

Truman Scholarship click on name at left to see info Planning career in public service. Funding toward senior yr and grad studies. Apply as junior. Apps available August 1.

United Methodist General Scholarships www.gbhem.org Active Methodist Church members. Undergraduate or graduate. Deadline January.

USDA Scholarships www.usdascholarships.com Dept. of Agriculture. Tuition + paid internship. All majors. Commitment to work at USDA. Deadline April.

U.S. Dept. of State Internships http://careers.state.gov/students/programs.html#CEP Summer, fall, or spring; in Washington D.C. or at embassies overseas; paid or unpaid. U.S. citizen; apply as a junior, senior, or grad student. Deadline July 1.

White House Internships www.whitehouse.gov/government/wh-intern.html Semester or summer internships. Citizen;18+ yrs old. Deadlines March for summer, June for fall, October for spring.

Xerox Summer Internships www.xerox.com search "internship"

Elie Wiesel Ethics Prize www.eliewieselfoundation.org $5,000 essay prize. Junior or senior. Deadline December 1.

Foreign Languages and Study Abroad

For continuing Undergrads For graduating Seniors / Graduate Students see also: http://germany.iiepassport.org/ www.studyabroadfunding.org www.iesabroad.org www.scholarshipnet.info

ACS Chemistry Internships Abroad www.acs.org/funding Summer internships abroad for chemistry students, including paid summer research internships.

Stemler Study Abroad Scholarship www.nationalald.org $1,000 Alpha Lambda Delta member; each chapter may submit one nominee. Febr. 15 national; SMU campus deadline will be earlier.

Schillings Foreign Language Scholarships www.cjsfoundation.org $1,500 to Girl Scout Silver or Gold majoring or minoring in foreign language. Deadline May 15

Schillings Study Abroad www.cjsfoundation.org $1,000 to Girl Scout Silver or Gold for semester, year, or summer study abroad; any major. Deadlines May 15 (summer, fall, or year), December 1 (for spring).

DAAD Scholarships to Germany www.daad.org/?p=undergrad Scholars: 4-10 months, possible acad. credit. Sophs and juniors, all fields. Language not mandatory. Summer grants: Juniors, all fields; 4 semesters college German. Deadline January. German Studies Research: 1-2 months research. German major/minor, junior. Deadlines Nov 1, May 1 Bundestag Internship: 2 months. Strong written/spoken German. Science/Engineering Summer: Soph, jr, sr sci/engr majors. Lang not required. Deadline March. RISE Science/Engr Summer Research Internship: 6wks-3mo. Lang helpful, not required. Deadln January Study and Intern: one smstr study, then 6 mos intern. Jrnlsm, art, sci, engr, eco, busn. Deadline Feb.

Summer Journalism Internship, Berlin www.daad.org/page/internxchange/ Scholarship for intensive summer internship. Journalism or communications students with strong German (advanced intermediate. Includes internship with a German newspaper, radio, or PR firm. Pref undergrads, but also recent grads or grad students. January 31

Freeman-ASIA www.iie.org/en/programs/freeman-ASIA To $7,000 for year, semester, or summer study-abroad program in Asia. US citizen or perm res, receiving need- based financial aid. See campus advisor in Office of National Fellowships. Deadline Oct 10 for spring; Feb 10 for summer; March 30 for fall or academic yr Fulbright UK Summer Institutes http://www.fulbright.co.uk/fulbright-awards/for-us-citizens/summer-institutes First-year or sophomores. Airfare, tuition/fees, living stipend for summer program at specific UK universities. April 10

Gilman Scholarships www.iie.org/programs/gilman Up to $5,000 Continuing undergraduate, citizen, Pell-eligible, in study-abroad program which will receive credit at the home institution. Especially encouraging students going to non-traditional countries and from non- traditional majors. Deadlines March for summer or fall, October for spring.

Golden Key www.goldenkey.org GK Study Abroad Scholarship -- $1,000. GK member. Deadlines Oct. 15, April 1. GK Internatnl Educ. Scholarships -- $1,000. Enrolled in semester program. Rolling deadlines.

Japanese Government Scholarship www.studyjapan.go.jp/en/toj

Korea TaLK English TA www.talk.go.kr 6 mo or one year as English conversation TA in Korean elementary school. Undergrads (soph +) or grads. Deadlines June for fall term, December for spring term.

Critical Languages www.caorc.org/language Intensive summer program to learn “critical” language (Chinese, Bengali, Arabic, Hindi, Korean, Russian, Turkish, Urdu…) U.S. citizen; all majors. All direct program costs covered. Deadline March.

ATJ Bridging Scholarship (Japan) www.colorado.edu/ealc/atj/ For study in Japan; any major.

Richter Fellowships www.smu.edu/richter/ SMU University Honors Program students may apply. For independent summer research abroad.

UNESCO Laura Bush Traveling Fellowship www.state.gov/p/io/unesco/programs Funding for 4-6 weeks abroad on proposed project involving interaction with individuals and bridging nations. US citizen. Deadline for fall/winter projects: July. For summer: January

Spain, English TA www.mec.es/sgci/usa/en/programs/us_assistants/default.shtml One-year paid assistantship as English (or French) TA in Spain. Rising junior, senior, or recent grad. Minimum intermediate Spanish required. Apps open Nov, close March

Fulbright www.fulbrightonline.org Senior or grad student, U.S. citizen, any major, language proficiency. One year of study abroad. Also possible: English teaching TA (Germany, Spain, Italy, Korea, Indonesia, etc.) Campus deadline Aug. 31

French Government Teaching Assistantship www.frenchculture.org One year paid assistantship teaching English in French elementary school. Deadline January.

Golden Key Graduate Scholar Award www.goldenkey.org $10,000 for graduate study anywhere in the world. GK member. Deadline January 15. Also: Golden Key Council of Advisors Award. GK member, undergraduate degree within past 5 yrs. Deadline January 15. Hesselbein Global Leaders Fellowship www.hesselbein.pitt.edu One-year full-time paid externship abroad under guidance of an international leader, to graduating senior who has demonstrated exceptional leadership in the greater community. App opens October.

JET, Japanese Exchange and Teaching Programme http://www.embassy-worldwide.com/country/japan/ One year English teaching assistantship, or international relations coordinating. Japanese language proficiency is advantageous, not required. Alternate link: www.JETProgramme.org Deadline November.

Flagship Language, NSEP www.iie.org/nsep All direct expenses for two years’ intensive and immersion study in critical languages (Arabic, Korean, Mandarin, Farsi, Russian) for students who have proficiency in those languages. Generally, one year domestic and one year overseas. Senior; U.S. citizen; commitment to work in federal national security arena. Deadline January.

Anna Sobol Levy Fellowship www.annasobollevyfoundation.org 1 to 2 yrs study at Rothberg International School, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. US citzn age <30, major in history, international studies, or political science; career goal in diplomacy, international relations, govt or public service. Deadline March 1

British Marshall Scholarships Scholarships cover tuition, fees, travel, books, living stipend for two years’ graduate study at any university in the U.K. Up to 40 awarded annually. Senior; U.S. citizen; any major; 3.70 after freshman year; distinction of intellect and character, leadership, scholarly attainment, and contributions to community. Campus deadline Aug 31

Mitchell Scholars www.us-irelandalliance.org Scholarship provides tuition, housing, travel, living expenses for one year post-graduate study in Ireland. Senior; U.S. citizen; any major; academic excellence, intellectual distinction; outstanding leadership record; sustained and demonstrated commitment to service and community. Highly competitive; 12 awarded annually. Campus deadline Aug 31

Princeton in Africa www.princetoninafrica.org One-year service fellowship in humanitarian aid, education, public health, conservation, and other fields. Graduating senior or recent grad, any field. Deadline November 15.

Princeton in Asia http://piaweb.princeton.edu One-year fellowship teaching English in Asia (various countries). Senior or recent grad; any major. December 1.

Rhodes Scholars Two years’ post-graduate study at Oxford. Tuition, fees, living stipend, travel. Senior; U.S. citizen, exceptional intellectual achievement, integrity of character, leadership. Highly competitive; 32 awarded annually. Campus deadline Aug 31

Gates Cambridge Scholars Graduating senior. Tuition, travel, living expenses for study at Cambridge.

Boren, NSEP www.iie.org/nsep National Security Education Program. To $30,000 for overseas and domestic study, 2 yrs studying world regions critical to U.S. interests. US citizen, accepted to US grad program, planning to study a particular world region and language; commitment to work in federal national security arena. Deadline Febr.

American-Scandinavian Foundation www.amscan.org To $20,000 for full-year fellowships, $4,000 for study visits one to three months. Study/research in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden. Citizen or perm res; well-defined project; some language proficiency expected; priority generally to advanced graduate students. Deadline Nov 1. Asia Pacific Leadership Program www.eastwestcenter.org/aplp Tuition toward 9-month graduate certificate program in regional expertise and leadership, University of Hawaii. Deadline Febr.

British Council Scholarships www.educationuk.org Scholarships to study at universities in the U.K.

Chateaubriand Fellowships to France www.frenchculture.org 9-month fellowship in France for graduate student pursuing Ph.D. Deadline December.

London School of Economics www.aflse.org/scholarships.html Scholarships for students from other countries to study at LSE.

CDS International Internships www.cdsintl.org Internships abroad: Germany, Argentina, Spain...Also, help with work authorizations for Germany, Switzerland.

DAAD, Germany www.daad.org/?p=gradstudy Graduate study or research in Germany. All disciplines. Deadline November. Study Scholarship: one academic year independent study, or Master's program. All fields. Bundestag Internship: 2 mo. Strong spoken/written German. Plsc,Intl studies, hist, Germ, eco, etc. Research Internship in Science/Engineering: summer. Bio, chem, phys, geol, engrg. Summer course grants: 3-4 weeks Study Scholarship for Artists and Musicians: one academic yr, possible extension. Deadline Nov. 1.

EMGIP-Bundestag Internship www.daad.org/?p=emgip Two-month internship in Verwaltung. US or Canadian, undergrad or grad; language proficiency. Sept 15

German Parliament Intern http://www.bundestag.de/htdocs_e/bundestag/international/exchange/ips/index.html German Bundestag IPS program. 5-month internship with Bundestag member, March through July. Bachelor's degree, intending politically active career, very good German.

NIH Oxford/Cambridge Scholarship http://gpp.nih.gov/Applicants/ProspectiveStudents/ M.D./Ph.D. program: two years at NIH, two years at Oxford. Full tuition, stipend, travel.

ORSAS www.orsas.ac.uk All fields; for graduate research (research only, not coursework) in U.K.

Rangel Fellows www.howard.edu/rjb/rangelprogram.htm Toward career in Foreign Service. To $28,000 per yr toward Master's in international affairs or other relevant to Foreign Service. Two summer internships: one in Congress, one overseas. Commitment to 3 yrs as Foreign Service officer. Deadline January. U.S. Dept. of State Internships http://careers.state.gov/students/programs.html#CEP Summer, fall, or spring; in Washington D.C. or at embassies overseas; paid or unpaid. U.S. citizen; apply as a junior, senior, or grad student. Deadline July 1.

Whitaker International Fellowship www.whitakerawards.org Tuition, airfare, stipend for one academic year abroad. Graduating senior or recent grad, biomedical engineering. Must have B.S.E.E. Deadline January.

German Political Foundations see websites listed here Each of Germany's major political parties has a foundation; you can apply for scholarships. Green Party= www.boell.de ; SPD= www.fes.de CDU= www.kas.de CSU= www.hss.de FDP= www.fnst.de PDS= www.rls- nrw.de To apply during your senior year

Fellowships for graduate study Flagship Language, NSEP www.iie.org/nsep National Security Education Program. All direct expenses for two years’ intensive and immersion study in critical languages (Arabic, Korean, Mandarin, Farsi, Russian) for students who have proficiency in those languages. Generally, one year in U.S. and one year overseas. Senior; U.S. citizen; commitment to work in federal national security arena.

Dolores Zohrab Liebmann Fund contact Office of National Fellowships Full tuition + $18,000/yr stipend, for graduate study in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, law, medicine, engineering or other formal professional training. US citzn, financial need. Seniors or grad students may apply. Campus deadline Nov.

Madison www.jamesmadison.com Senior, U.S. citizen, planning to teach American history, government, or social studies grades 7-12. Up to $24,000 over two years for graduate study to Master’s.

Marshall www.marshallscholarship.org Scholarships cover tuition, fees, travel, books, living stipend for 2 years’ graduate study at any university in the U.K. Up to 40 awarded annually. Senior; US citizen; any major; 3.70 after freshman yr; distinction of intellect and character, leadership, scholarly attainment, contributions to community.

Mitchell www.us-irelandalliance.org Scholarship provides tuition, housing, travel, living expenses for one year post-graduate study in Ireland. Senior; U.S. citizen; any major; academic excellence, intellectual distinction; outstanding leadership record; sustained and demonstrated commitment to service and community. Highly competitive; 12 awarded annually.

Pickering Foreign Affairs www.woodrow.org/public-policy/graduate.php Provides tuition, room & board, summer internships, travel (to set maximum) for students planning to enter Foreign Service and applying to Master's programs in: International Affairs, Foreign Languages, Public Policy, Political Science, Sociology, Economics. US citizen; GRE scores; commitment to serve 3 yrs as Foreign Service Officer. Deadline early Feb.

Rhodes www.rhodesscholar.org Scholarship for two years’ post-graduate study at Oxford. Tuition, fees, living allowance, travel. Senior; U.S. citizen, exceptional intellectual achievement, integrity of character, leadership. Highly competitive; 32 awarded annually.

AIGC Accenture www.aigc.org $20,000 Amer. Indian, financial need, starting grad work in medicine, law, engnrg. Deadline June 1. Bliss Prize Fellowship www.doaks.org/Blissprize.html To $45,000. For doctorate in Byzantine studies. Deadline November 1.

CORO Fellows www.coro.org Highly competitive. Two-year internship for young professionals planning careers in public affairs. January

APSA Minority Fellows www.apsanet.org Minority student planning first entry to Political Science Ph.D. program. Citizen; financial need; African-American, Asian Pacific, Latino/a, Native American. Deadline October.

Conservancy of Southwest Florida www.conservancy.org Graduating senior, BS or BA preferably in environmental science, environmental policy, or natural science. 3-,6-,9- month internships.

DAR, Medical School Fellowship www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm $5,000 Senior accepted to medical school. Deadline April.

Fortescue, Electrical Engineering www.ieee.org $24,000 Permanent resident; EE degree. Toward M.S.E.E.

GEM, Minority science/engineering www.gemfellowship.org Full graduate tuition, stipend, and internship; to GEM schools. Citizen; minority; sci/engrg. Nov 1

Golden Key Scholarships www.goldenkey.org For graduate study. GK members Education Award -- to $2,000. March 1 Business Award -- to $2,000. March 1 Graduate Scholar Award -- $10,000. Grad study anywhere in world. January 15 Council of Advisors Award - $10,000. Grad study anywhere in world. January 15

Google, Anita Borg Scholarship www.google.com/anitaborg $10,000 Female, CSE major, 3.50+. Deadline January.

Google, UNCF www.uncf.org/scholarships/ To $5,000 African-American, computer science or computer engineering. Deadline May.

Griswold Scholarship, DAR www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm $1,000 Toward study in history, political science, or economics. Deadline February.

Hesselbein Global Leaders Fellowship www.hesselbein.pitt.edu One-year full-time paid externship abroad under guidance of an international leader, to graduating senior who has demonstrated exceptional leadership in the greater community. App opens October.

Hertz Foundation www.hertzfoundation.org/dx/Fellowships/ Full tuition toward Ph.D. in physics, chem, geol, math, engineering, at selected schools. Deadline Sept.

Knowles Teaching Fellowship: Math, Science www.kstf.org Knowles Science Teaching Foundation. To $150,000 over 5 yrs for those intending to teach high school science or math in the U.S., tuition/stipend support to enroll in secondary teacher credential program. Requires BA or BS in science, math, or engineering. Apps open Sept 15

Minority Corporate Counsel Association www.uncf.org/scholarships/ $10,000 toward law school tuition. Minority student. Deadline June 1.

Mortar Board Fellowships www.mortarboard.org $3,000 to $5,000 one-year fellowship toward graduate study, all fields. Mortar board member. Deadline January 31.

National Defense Graduate Fellowships www.asee.org/ndseg Tuition + $30,000 stipend toward Ph.D. Citizen. Deadline January.

National Medical Fellowships www.nmf-online.org/Programs/MeritAwards Graduating senior accepted to medical school.

NIH Oxford/Cambridge Scholars http://gpp.nih.gov/Applicants/ProspectiveStudents Full tuition, stipend, travel for MD/PhD, two years at NIH, two years at Oxford.

National Physical Science Consortium www.npsc.org/students/info.html $16,000 per yr for grad study in physics, engineering. Deadline November.

NSF (GRFP) www.nsf.gov/grfp National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. Support for 3 yrs graduate study. Nov 1

Physical Therapy Scholarship, DAR www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm $500. Financial need; accepted to graduate Physical Therapy program. Deadlines February and August.

Scoville Peace Fellowship www.scoville.org Stipend for 6-9 month internship in Washington DC. Deadlines October for spring and February for fall.

Serrano Diplomatic Scholarship to Vienna www.fulbrightonline.org/us Tuition, room&board, travel to Latino graduating senior, to one-yr program at the Diplomatic Academic of Vienna, Austria. Language proficiency required. Apply through Fulbright; SMU deadline Sept. 28.

Soros Fellowship for New Americans www.pdsoros.org $20,000 per yr + 1/2 of graduate tuition. Highly competitive. Resident aliens who immigrated, or both parents immigrated, to the U.S.; starting into their first graduate work. Deadline November 1.

Space Scholars www.vw.afrl.af.mil/SpaceScholars Air Force research internship. Citizen; science/engineering major. Deadline January.

White House Internships www.whitehouse.gov/government/wh-intern.html Semester or summer internships. Citizen. Deadlines October, March, and June.

Xerox Technical Minority Scholarships www.xerox.com search "scholarship" To $10,000. Minority; chem, physics, engineering. Deadline September.

Elie Wiesel Ethics Prize www.eliewieselfoundation.org $5,000 essay prize. Deadline December 1.

Opportunities abroad

Rhodes, Mitchell, Marshall, and Flagship Language (see above) Fulbright www.fulbrightonline.org Senior or graduate student, U.S. citizen, any major, language proficiency. Funding for one year of study abroad. Also possible: English teaching TA (Germany, Spain, Korea, Indonesia, etc.)

French Government Teaching Assistantship www.frenchculture.org Paid internship teaching English to elementary-school students in France. Deadline December 1.

JET, Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program www.us.emb-japan.go.jp also link www.JETProgramme.org One year English teaching assistantship or coordinating international relations. Language proficiency is advantageous, not required. Deadline November.

Gates Cambridge Scholars Graduating senior; full expenses for graduate study at Cambridge.

Asia Pacific Leadership Program www.eastwestcenter.org/aplp Tuition toward 9-month graduate certificate program in regional expertise and leadership, at University of Hawaii. Deadline February.

Boren, NSEP www.iie.org/nsep Fellowships up to $30,000 for overseas and domestic study up to two years studying world regions critical to U.S. interests. U.S. citizen, accepted to U.S. graduate program, planning to study a particular world region and language; commitment to work in federal national security arena.

Critical Languages Scholarships www.caorc.org/language Intensive summer program to learn “critical” language (Chinese, Bengali, Arabic, Hindi, Korean, Russian, Turkish, Urdu…) U.S. citizen; all majors. All direct program costs covered.

Rotary www.rotary.org Undergrad or grad student, citizen, any major, language proficiency. Application through local clubs.

British Council Scholarships www.educationuk.org/ Scholarships to study at universities in the U.K.

American-Scandinavian Foundation www.amscan.org To $20,000 for year fellowships, $4,000 for study visits one to three months. Advanced study/research in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden. Citizen or perm res; well-defined research project; some language proficiency expected; general priority to advanced graduate students. Deadline November 1.

Scholarships to London School of Economics www.aflse.org/scholarships.html

Whitaker International Fellowship www.whitakerawards.org Academic year abroad. Graduating senior with B.S. in biomedical engineering. Deadline January. ORSAS, graduate research www.orsas.ac.uk (For research only, not coursework programs)

CDS International Internships www.cdsintl.org Internships (for example, 3 months in German Bundestag, or 9 months working in Student Services in a German university; also internships in Argentina, Spain, etc.) or help with work authorizations to Germany or Switzerland.

BUNAC www.bunac.org Helps to arrange "work holiday" visas to work short-term abroad. (Not a scholarship program)

Internships

Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellows www.CarnegieEndowment.org Graduating senior, or graduated in past academic year, with serious career interest in international affairs. One- year paid assistantship at the Carnegie Endowment think tank in international affairs. Background in international affairs, political science, economics, history, Russian, Chinese, or Middle East Studies. Highly competitive: 8 awarded annually. SMU may nominate 2. SMU deadline December.

City Hall Fellows www.cityhallfellows.org Graduating senior, or first year out. 12-month paid internship in city government, Houston or San Francisco. Deadline February.

Cloisters, Metropolitan Museum www.metmuseum.org/education/er_internship.asp#cloisters_apply Summer, 6-month, and year-long paid internships for undergrad and grad students in art history, media, editing, and related areas. Fall app deadlines.

Families USA www.familiesusa.org Graduating or graduated senior: Villers Fellowship for Health Care Justice -- one-yr full-time salaried position in Wash.D.C. office, to improve health coverage for low-income families. Wellstone Fellowship for Social Justice -- one-yr full-time salaried position, health care advocacy for communities of color. Deadline January.

Kaiser Media Internships in Health Reporting www.kff.org/mediafellows 12-week summer internship. Graduating senior, to specialize in covering health issues affecting diverse and immigrant communities. Previous newsroom experience essential. Priority to bilingual or bicultural journalists. Deadline Dec.

Luna Legislative Scholars www.tshrc.org Texas Senate Hispanic Research Council. Spring semester as full-time staff legislative assistant in office of senator or Lt. Governor. $2,000 monthly stipend. Junior, senior, or recent grad, age 21+. Deadline Oct.

USGA www.usga.org U.S. Golf Association, non-profit sector. All majors. $30,000 paid fellowship as member of USGA grant-making staff. Two-year commitment, extensive travel. Deadline early January.

White House Internships www.whitehouse.gov Summer, fall or spring internships in various offices of the White House. Current student or recent grad (2 yrs). Sept, Dec, March. Women

AAUW, American Association of University Women www.aauw.org AAUW Selected Professions Fellowships--to $12,000. Fem, minority, math/engrg. Deadline January. AAUW International Fellowships – $18,000 Open to non-citizens; graduate. Deadline Dec. 1 AAUW Dissertation Fellowships -- $20,000 to complete writing; all fields. Deadline November.

Microsoft Graduate Women's Scholarships http://research.microsoft.com $15,000 for first- or 2nd-yr grad student in CSE, EE, or Math. Non-citizens may also apply. Deadline Oct. 15

Schillings Foreign Language Scholarships www.cjsfoundation.org $1,500 to Girl Scout Silver or Gold majoring or minoring in foreign language. Deadline May 15

Women in Defense, Horizons Scholarship http://wid.ndia.org/horizon/ Citizen, need, grad or undergraduate jr/sr, career toward national security, 3.25+, (Poli sci, eco, international studies, Law, Engineering, computer sci, physics, math, business) Deadline July 1.

Society of Women Engineers http://www.swe.org SWE Gilbreth Scholarship – $5,000 Female undergraduate, engineering major. Deadline May. SWE Hewlett-Packard Scholarship – $1,000 Female undergraduate, engineering. Deadline Feb. SWE Admiral Grace Hopper Scholarship – female ug, $1,000 deadline May 15

Google, Anita Borg Scholarship www.google.com/anitaborg $10,000 Grad or undergrad sr; 3.50+, computer sci or comp. engnrg; for grad study. Deadline January.

American Society of Women Accountants www.aswa.org/scholarship.html To $4,000 Fem accounting or finance major, full- or part-time; w/ min. 60 sem hrs; Deadlines vary.

WTS Scholarships SMU Office of National Fellowships Undergrad and grad scholarships. Women in Transportation. $1,000. Women planning career in a transportation- related field. Engineering, public policy, urban planning...Deadline Oct. Math, Science, and Engineering for engineering, see also: http://engr.smu.edu/parents/scholarshiplist.html

Goldwater Scholarship www.act.org/goldwater $7,500 Junior or sophomore, planning research career in science (not pre-med). US citizen or resident alien; research experience; 3.70+ GPA. SMU may nominate four.

NASA MUST Scholarship http://scholarships.hispanicfund.org/applications/ To $10,000 tuition per year, plus $5,000 stipend for summer research at a NASA center. First-yr or soph; US citizen; majoring in math, engineering, or physical science. Deadline February 1.

Hertz Foundation Scholarship www.hertzfoundation.org Graduating senior, to Ph.D. program in physics, math, chem, geology, or engrg; at select schools only. Provides full tuition.

Morris K. Udall Scholarship www.udall.gov $5,000 Apply as soph or junior. Two types of scholarships: 1) environmental sciences or environmental public policy; 2) Native American students working toward tribal health care or tribal public policy. SMU may nominate 6.

National Defense Science/Engrg Grad (NDSEG) www.asee.org/ndseg Tuition + $30,000 stipend. Graduating senior, citizen, going to Ph.D. program. Deadline January.

AAPG Geology Graduate Grants www.aapg.org American Association of Petroleum Geologists. To $3,000 for research expenses, for graduate students researching petroleum and energy-mineral resources, or related environmental geology issues. Includes the William Gipson Named Grant, for SMU students only: http://foundation.aapg.org/gia/gipson_william.cfm Apps accepted year- round; final ddl January 31.

ACS - SCI Scholar Interns www.acs.org To $10,000 for 10-week summer internship. Sophomore or junior chem major, GPA 3.50. Dec 15

AHETEMS Exxon-Mobil www.ahetems.org/scholarships $2,500 to Hispanic undergraduate major in EE, ME, or civil engineering. Deadline April 1.

AHETEMS - NASA Internship www.ahetems.org 10-week summer research internship at NASA Space Flight Center in Alabama. Soph, jr, or sr major in science, engineering, or math. Deadline Febr. 1.

AHETEMS Verizon Scholarship www.ahetems.org/scholarships $5,000 to soph-jr in computer science or engineering or civil engineering. Deadline April 1.

Amgen Scholars www.amgenscholars.com 10-week summer research in sciences, neuroscience and biotech, in U.S. or Europe. Soph or jr; citizen or perm res. Febr. 1

AMS Mass Media Fellowship www.ams.org/programs/ams-fellowships/media-fellow 10-week paid summer internship for seniors in math, science, engineering, health, or social science. Placement in media organizations, learning to communicate science and technical subjects to the public. January 15. Argonne National Lab Internships www.dep.anl.gov Undergraduate. Research internships, all science/engineering areas. Deadlines vary.

ASM Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship www.asm.org To $4,000 for 10-week summer research project with faculty mentor. Microbiology. Deadline Feb. 1

AWIS Internships www.awis.org/careers Association of Women in Science. Undergrad, soph +. Summer, spring, fall internships at AWIS national office in Washington, D.C. Spring and fall application deadlines.

ACS Scholars www.acs.org American Chemical Society. To $5,000 African-American, Hispanic, Native American major in chemistry or biochemistry; not pre-med. Financial need. March 1

ASM Sarber Award www.asm.org $1,500 prize award for research excellence, to undergraduate researcher in microbiology. Nom Oct 1.

APS Minorities Scholarships www.aps.org/programs African-American, Hispanic, or Native American citizen or perm res. majoring in physics. Deadline Feb.

CDM Engineering Scholars www.ahetems.org Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. Paid summer internship at CDM, plus $6,000 scholarship for following academic year. Undergrad, or graduating senior to pursue engineering master's. Deadline Feb. 1.

Columbia Crew Scholarships www.tsgc.utexas.edu/grants For science, math, engineering students planning space-related science careers. March 15

Conservancy of Southwest Florida www.conservancy.org Graduating senior (BS or BA, environmental science or biology). 6-month internship.

Dallas Geological Society www.cftexas.org Fund at Communities Foundation of Texas.

DOE, Department of Energy www.energy.gov/scholarships&internships.htm Multiple internship programs; also STEM grants up to $4,000 for first-yrs, sophs, juniors, seniors. Deadlines vary.

GRO Undergraduate Fellowships www.epa.gov/ncer/fellow Apply as soph, environmental science major. Tuition + junior summer internship in environmental research with EPA.

Fortescue, Electrical Engineering www.ieee.org Graduating senior; perm res; EE major. $24,000 for first year of MSEE degree. Deadline November.

GEM http://www.gemfellowship.org/apply/general_instructions.php Graduating senior; minority; citizen; science/engineering major. Full tuition, stipend, internship; to GEM schools only. Deadline November 1.

Golden Key Awards www.goldenkey.org GK Biomedical Science Award -- $5,000 pre-med,-vet,-dent, or biomed research. Oct 15 GK Math Scholarship -- $1,000. GK member. April 1 GK Engineering Award -- $2,000. March 1

Hispanic Science/Engineering www.ahetems.org/scholarships SHPE, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. To $3,000 for undergraduate, grad student, or high-school graduating sr in science, engineering, or math. Hispanic descent, US citizenship not required. Deadline April 1.

Infectious Diseases Lab Fellowship www.aphl.org/profdev Co-sponsored CDC, APHL. $30,000 One-year lab training fellowship in host lab. February 1

MASDAR Institute www.masdar.ac.ae Full scholarship for Master or Ph.D. program at MASDAR Institute dedicated to alternative, sustainable energy. In Abu Dhabi, with support from MIT. In world's first carbon-neutral, zero-waste city powered solely by alternative energy, mainly solar. GRE 700 quant. min. Rolling deadline

McKnight Prize in Chemistry www.utsouthwestern.edu/chemistryprize To $2,000 To a senior, for specific laboratory research project. Deadline October.

Microsoft Graduate Women's Scholarships http://research.microsoft.com $15,000 for first- or 2nd-yr grad student in CSE, EE, or Math. Non-citizens may also apply. Deadline Oct. 15

Microsoft Ph.D. Fellowships http://research.microsoft.com Full tuition/fees, plus $28,000 stipend, for 2 yrs. Student starting 2nd or 3rd yr of PhD program in CSE, EE or Math. Deadline Oct. 15.

NASA Aeronautics Scholarship www.asee.org/nasaasp To $15,000 per yr for undergrad; to $35,000 per yr for graduate support; plus paid summer internships. Apply as soph (for ug) or as graduating senior. Major in aeronautics-related field such as math, ME, EE, computer science. Deadline March.

NASA USRP www.epo.usra.edu/usrp USRP = Undergraduate Student Research Program. Paid internships at NASA centers: summer, fall, or spring. Fields: physical or life sciences; engineering; math; computer science. Deadline = 9 months prior to start of internship session.

NIH Undergraduate Scholar Program http://ugsp.nih.gov To $20,000 per year + summer internship. Apply as soph or junior. Deadline February.

NIH Oxford/Cambridge Scholars http://oxcam.gpp.nih.gov M.D./Ph.D. program: two years at NIH, two years at Oxford. Covers full tuition, stipend, and travel.

NASA: science internships, scholarships https://solar.nasa.gov/web/public/main Scholarships, fellowships, and summer internships for undergraduate and graduate students in science, math, engineering. March 15

National Physical Science Consortium www.npsc.org/students/info.html $16,000 per year. Senior applying to graduate studies in physics or engineering. Deadline November. National Society of Black Engineers http://national.nsbe.org Various scholarships, from $500 to $7,500. Application deadline January.

NSF (GRFP) www.nsf.gov/grfp National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. Support for 3 yrs graduate study. Nov 1

ORAU (Oak Ridge) http://see.orau.org/ Multiple programs. Science, engineering.

ORSAS www.orsas.ac.uk Graduating senior, all fields; to graduate research (research only, not coursework).

QEM Summer Science Internships http://gemnetwork.qem.org Apply as soph or junior. 10-week summer internships. Sciences, engineering. Deadline January.

REU (NSF Undergraduate Research) www.nsf.gov/funding/ National Science Foundation. Programs vary by site.

RISE Summer, Germany www.daad.de/rise Biol, chem, earth science, physics, engineering. Summer research in Germany. Language generally not required. Deadline Feb 1.

SEG Geophysics www.seg.org/business/foundation Society of Exploration Geophysicists. To $2,000 Undergrad in geophysics. Deadline Feb 1.

Sigma Xi Research Grants www.sigmaxi.org Up to $1,000 (travel, equip); undergraduate or grad. Deadlines Oct. 15 and March 15

Smithsonian, Garber Fellowship Graduate students. Travel, research expense. Geology, astronomy, space science. Deadline January.

SURF -- Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships Stipends for summer research fellowships in sciences and engineering; multiple locations. Deadlines February.

AAUW Selected Professions Scholarship www.aauw.org To $12,000 Female; minority; citizen; graduate student in math or engrg. Deadline January.

Google Anita Borg Scholarship www.google.com/anitaborg $10,000 Undergraduate senior or graduate student; female, 3.50+GPA, CSE major. Deadline January.

Google UNCF www.uncf.org/scholarships/ To $5,000 for graduate study, computer engineering or computer science. Deadline May.

CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Award www.cra.org Computing Research Association $1,000 prize. By departmental nomination, for outstanding research and potential. Deadline October.

Horizons Scholarship, Women in Defense http://wid.ndia.org/horizon/ Undergrad jr/sr or grad; citizen; need; career toward national security; 3.25+GPA; math, physics, computer science, engineering. Deadline July 1.

KAUST Discovery Scholarship www.kaust.edu.sa Open to sophs, jrs, seniors in Applied Math, Computational Science, CSE, ME, Materials Science, Civil and Environmental Engineering, EE, Applied Bioscience. Provides full tuition, living stipend, computer allowance to complete undergrad degree; then full tuition to required enrollment for Master's degree at King Abdullah University in Saudi Arabia. Deadline early November.

AIGC, American Indian Graduate Council www.aigc.org $20,000 American Indian; need; to start grad school in medicine or engineering. Deadline June 1.

Society of Women Engineers http://www.swe.org SWE Gilbreth Scholarship $5,000 Undergraduate female, engineering. Deadline May. SWE Hewlett-Packard Scholarship $1,000 Undergrad female, engineering. Deadline February. SWE Admiral Grace Hopper Scholarship $1,000 Undergrad female, engineering. Deadline May.| Many additional scholarships; see the website.

Space Scholars, NDSEG www.vw.afrl.af.mil/SpaceScholars Air Force research internship. Graduating senior; citizen; science/engineering. Deadline January.

Summer Undergraduate Research, Biology www.cshl.edu/URP Cold Spring Harbor Lab, 10-week summer research. Highly competitive. Room/board, $4,000 stipend. Soph or junior. Deadline January 15.

Texas Space Grant STEM www.tsgc.utexas.edu/stem Scholarships to students in science, technology, engineering and math. Research interest. January

UNCF Merck www.uncf.org/merck/programs/ $25,000 + summer internship. Undergrad junior; African-American; biomedical science. Deadline Dec.

USDA www.usdascholarships.com US Department of Agriculture. Undergraduate or graduate; all majors; 2.75+ GPA. Full tuition + paid internship. Must commit to work at USDA. Deadline April.

Whitaker International Fellowship www.whitakerawards.org Full tuition, airfare, stipend for post-graduation academic year abroad. Graduating senior or graduate student with B.S. in Biomedical Engineering. Deadline January.

Xerox Summer Internships www.xerox.com search "internship"

Xerox Technical Minority Scholarship www.xerox.com search "scholarship" To $10,000. Minority; all undergrad/grad levels; chem, physics, engineering. Deadline September. Humanities and social sciences

AMS Mass Media Fellowship www.ams.org/programs/ams-fellowships/media-fellow 10-week paid summer internship for seniors in math, science, health, or social science. Placement in media organizations, learning to communicate science and technical subjects to the public. January 15. Griswold Scholarship, DAR www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm $1,000 Undergrad junior or sr; major in history, political science, or economics. Deadline February. Communities Foundation of Texas www.cftexas.org Student majoring in foreign language Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellows www.CarnegieEndowment.org Graduating senior, or graduated in past academic year, with serious career interest in international affairs. One- year paid assistantship at the Carnegie Endowment think tank in international affairs. Background in international affairs, political science, economics, history, Russian, Chinese, or Middle East Studies. Highly competitive: 8 awarded annually. SMU may nominate 2. SMU deadline December. Center for the Study of the Presidency www.thepresidency.org SMU is invited to send one undergraduate annually to the Center's Presidential Fellows Program. Fellows attend one fall, one spring conference in Washington, D.C. and write an original policy paper on an aspect of the Presidency. All majors; first-year, sophomores, juniors. SMU deadline Feb. 1 Cloisters, Metropolitan Museum www.metmuseum.org/education/er_internship.asp#cloisters_apply Summer, 6-month, and year-long paid internships for undergrad and grad students in art history, media, editing, and related areas. Fall app deadlines. Golden Key Literary Awards www.goldenkey.org $1,000 GK members. Fiction, poetry, news writing. March 1 International Public Policy IIPP www.uncfsp.org Multi-yr support & program for minority students interested in international affairs, public policy and language training. Apply as sophomore. Deadline March 15. Jacob Javits Scholarship www.ed.gov/programs/jacobjavits/index.html To $21,000 for graduate study. Major in the humanities, arts, or social sciences. Graduating senior or student still in first year of graduate study. Deadline early October. Anna Sobol Levy Fellowship www.annasobollevyfoundation.org 1 to 2 yrs study at Rothberg International School, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. US citzn age <30, major in history, international studies, or political science; career goal diplomacy, international relations, govt or public service. March 1 Dolores Zohrab Liebmann Fund contact Office of National Fellowships Full tuition + $18,000/yr stipend, for graduate study in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, law, medicine, engineering or other formal professional training. US citzn, financial need. Seniors or grad students may apply. Campus deadline Nov. Luna Legislative Scholars www.tshrc.org Texas Senate Hispanic Research Council. Spring semester as full-time staff legislative assistant in office of senator or Lt. Governor. $2,000 monthly stipend. Junior, senior, or recent grad, age 21+. Deadline Oct. James Madison Fellowship www.jamesmadison.org To $12,000 per year x 2 yrs. Graduating senior planning to teach history; to support Masters degree in American History or Political Science. Deadline March 1. National Association of Black Journalists www.nabj.org To $5,000. Deadline March 1. PPIA Fellowship www.ppiaprogram.org Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA). Apply in JUNIOR year. All majors; contributing diversity; planning Master's degree in public policy, public administration, or international affairs, and career in public service with government, public policy institution, nonprofit, humanitarian or international organizations. Domestic or international issues. Provides junior summer institute and $5,000 to graduate tuition. Nov. 1 Ralph Bunche Summer Internship www.apsanet.org African-American, Latino/a, Native American; citizen; Poli Sci or related major. 5-week intensive summer program preparing for grad study in political science. Apply in JUNIOR year for summer following. Early Feb. Rangel Summer Scholars www.howard.edu/rjb/rangelprogram.htm Apply as SOPH. Toward career in international affairs. Tuition, travel, stipend, r&b to 6-wk summer program. February Rangel Fellows www.howard.edu/rjb/rangelprogram.htm Apply as SENIOR. Toward career in Foreign Service. To $28,000 per yr toward Master's in international affairs or other relevant to Foreign Service. Two summer internships: one in Congress, one overseas. Commitment to 3 yrs as Foreign Service officer. January. Spain, English TA www.mec.es/sgci/usa/en/programs/us_assistants/default.shtml One-year paid assistantship as English (or French) TA in Spain. Rising junior, senior, or recent grad. Minimum intermediate Spanish required. Apps open Nov, close March Thomas Pickering Scholarship www.woodrow.org/public-policy/undergraduate.php Sophomore majoring in International Studies, Public Policy, etc. planning diplomatic career in the Foreign Service. Early February. Scherer Foundation Scholarship see website for Karla Scherer Foundation Undergrad female, major economics or finance, planning career in corporate business. March 1 APSA Minority Fellows www.apsanet.org Political Science. For minority students planning first entry to Plsc Ph.D. program. Citizen; financial need; African- American, Asian Pacific, Latino/a, Native American. Deadline October. Scoville Peace Fellowship www.scoville.org Graduating senior. 6-9 month internship in Washington D.C. Deadline Oct for spring; Feb for fall Flagship Language www.iie.org/nsep National Security Education Program. Graduating senior; for intensive graduate language study in critical languages. Deadline January. Bliss Prize, Dumbarton Oaks www.doaks.org/Blissprize.html $45,000 Graduating senior; to support doctoral studies in Byzantine studies. Deadline November. Chateaubriand Fellowships to France www.frenchculture.org 9-month fellowship in France for graduate student pursuing Ph.D. Deadline December. USDA Scholarships www.usdascholarships.com U.S. Department of Agriculture. Undergraduate and Master's students, all majors. Full tuition and paid internships. Must commit to work at USDA. Deadline April. U.S. Dept. of State Internships http://careers.state.gov/students/programs.html#CEP Summer, fall, or spring; in Washington D.C. or at embassies overseas; paid or unpaid. U.S. citizen; apply as a junior, senior, or grad student. Deadline July 1. Conservancy of Southwest Florida www.conservancy.org Graduating sr, BS or BA preferably environmental policy or natural sciences. 3-9 mo.internships White House Internships www.whitehouse.gov/government/wh-intern.html Semester or summer internships. Undergraduate; citizen. Deadlines October for spring; March for summer; June for fall. Elie Wiesel Ethics Prize www.eliewieselfoundation.org $5,000 essay prize. Undergraduate junior or senior. Deadline early December. British Council Scholarships www.educationuk.org/ Scholarships for study in the U.K. Ford Foundation Diversity Fellowships http://national-academies.org/fellowships $20,000 pre-doctoral, graduate studies; to increase diversity on teaching faculties. US citizen, planning to teach college. Deadline November. Kenneth Ashworth Fellowship www.collegeforalltexans.com Texas Higher Ed Coordinating Board. $2,000 to support Master's or doctoral studies in political science, public affairs, social work, urban studies, leading to career in public service. Texas resident; financial need; planning to work in Texas. Deadline February. John L. Carey Scholarship http://ceae.aicpa.org/Resources/Scholarships+and+Awards/ $5,000 For students with liberal arts undergraduate degrees who will pursue graduate degree in accounting, planning toward CPA exam and certification. Deadline April 1. See also: www.scholastic.com/artandwritingawards/index_page6.htm

Pre-law and law students

AAUW Selected Professions Fellowships www.aauw.org American Association of University Women. $5,000-$12,000 Minority; female; citizen; in J.D. program. Deadline early January.

AIGC Accenture http://www.aigc.com American Indian Graduate Council. Up to $20,000 for American Indian for grad studies in law, medicine, engineering. Deadline June 1.

Bedford LSAT-Prep Scholarship (214) 890-0099 $1,000 for Princeton Review LSAT prep course. Minority pre-law junior, senior, or recent grad, GPA 3.0+. Sponsor: Dallas Bar Foundation. Rolling deadline.

Beneventi Law Scholarship, DAR www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm Student enrolled in law school, 3.25+ GPA. $2,000. Deadline mid-April

CORO Fellows, Public Affairs www.coro.org Two-year public affairs internship. Deadline January.

Dallas Hispanic Bar www.dallashispanicbar.com $1,000 for Texas resident, in Texas law school. Deadline August 1.

DAAD International Lawyers to Germany www.daad.org/?p=lawyers 8-month study visit, theoretical and practical. At Tubingen, Ministry of Justice of Westphalia, law firms in Dusseldorf. Must have very good German, and J.D. or LLB; age <30. Deadline March 1.

Fulbright Binational Business Grant to Mexico www.fulbrightonline.org/us Law students with two years' business experience, fluent Spanish. Corporate internship in Mexico. Campus deadline Sept. 28

Kennedy Library, Schlesinger see site for Kennedy Library Foundation $5,000 to research immigration or refugee issues at Kennedy Library. Deadline mid-August

Minority Corporate Counsel Association www.uncf.org/scholarships/ $10,000 law school tuition. Minority; graduating senior going to law school. Deadline June 1.

New York City Internship see site for New York City Government Scholars Undergraduate soph, junior, or senior. $3,000 stipend for 10-week summer internship in NYC government offices. Deadline early January. Responsible Citizens Internship http://www.i4rc.org Undergraduate sophomore black male in pre-law, political science, public policy, ministry, or business. Two- summer paid internship in Washington D.C. with coursework at Georgetown; tuition and housing covered. Deadline February 1.

Scoville Peace Fellowship www.scoville.org Graduating senior. Stipend for 6- to 9-month internship in Washington D.C. Deadline October for spring, early Feb for fall.

Skadden Fellows www.skaddenfellowships.org Two years' salary for graduating law students, to develop projects with public interest organizations (services to poor, elderly, homeless, disabled, civil rights). Deadline Oct. 1.

Truman Scholarship www.truman.gov Undergraduate junior planning career in public service. Fellowship for senior year plus $30,000 tuition for graduate studies. Deadline January.

White House Internships www.whitehouse.gov/government/wh-intern.html Semester or summer internship. Undergraduate; US citizen. Deadline Oct for spring; early March for summer; June for fall.

Elie Wiesel Ethics Prize www.eliewieselfoundation.org Undergraduate junior or senior. $5,000 ethics essay prize. Deadline December 1.

Additional resources: http://studentaffairs.law.smu.edu/Scholarship_Archive/ Pre-med and med school

AIGC Accenture www.aigc.org $20,000 American Indian; financial need; starting graduate school in medicine, law, or engineering. Deadline June 1.

DAR Medical Scholarship www.dar.org/natsociety/ $5,000 x 4 yrs Senior accepted to medical school. Deadline April.

Mabelle Arole Fellowship www.amsa.org/resource/mabelle.cfm One year at Jamkhed Health Project in India. Apply in senior yr; recipient must be accepted to medical school but not yet begun. Deadline January.

DAR Physical Therapy Scholarship www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm $500 Accepted to Physical Therapy program; financial need. Deadlines February and August.

Families USA www.familiesusa.org Graduating or graduated senior: Villers Fellowship for Health Care Justice -- one-yr full-time salaried position in Wash.D.C. office, improving health coverage for low-income families. Wellstone Fellowship for Social Justice -- one-yr full-time salaried position, health care advocacy for communities of color. January

GBHEM Allen Scholarship www.gbhem.org Active Methodist Church member, African-American, pre-med or health professions. January

Golden Key Biomedical Science Award www.goldenkey.org $5,000 GK member, pre-med, -vet, -dental, or biomedical research. October 15.

Infectious Diseases Lab Fellowship www.aphl.org/profdev Co-sponsored CDC, APHL. $30,000 One-year lab training fellowship in host lab. February 1

National Medical Fellowships www.nmf-online.org/Programs/MeritAwards/ Graduating senior accepted to M.D. program; tuition + stipend.

Intramural NIAID Research Opps (INRO) www.niaid.nih.gov/labs/training/inro Natnl Instit. of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIH). Travel/meals/lodging for 4-day program at NIH, early Feb. Junior or senior, of population underrep in biomed. exploring career opps in allergy, immunology, infectious disease. Deadline Oct. 15

NIH Oxford/Cambridge Scholarship http://gpp.nih.gov/Applicants/ProspectiveStudents/ Graduating senior planning M.D./Ph.D. Two years at NIH, two at Oxford; full tuition, stipend, travel.

NIH Undergraduate Scholar Program http://ugsp.nih.gov Undergrad soph or jr. $20,000 per year + summer internship; to support jr and sr year. February.

Tylenol Scholarships scholarship.tylenol.com Scholarships for undergraduate students in health care professions. UNCF Merck www.uncf.org/merck/programs/ Junior; African-American; biomedical major. $25,000 + summer internship. Deadline December.

Whitaker International Fellowship www.whitakerawards.org Graduating senior or recent grad, B.S. in biomedical engineering. Tuition, airfare, stipend for post-graduation academic year abroad. January.

Once enrolled in medical school: see the AMA website www.ama-assn.org/ for scholarships for which students may be nominated by their medical schools. Arts and Art History

Jacob Javits Fellowship www.ed.gov/programs/jacobjavits/index.html Graduating senior or student still in first year of graduate work. To $21,000 for graduate study in humanities, arts, or social sciences. Deadline Oct.

Bliss Prize Fellowship, Dumbarton Oaks http://www.doaks.org/Blissprize.html Up to $45,000 for Byzantine graduate studies. Senior applying to doctoral program; minimum one year ancient Greek. Deadline November 1.

Chateaubriand Fellowships to France www.frenchculture.org 9-month fellowship in France for graduate student pursuing Ph.D. Deadline December.

DAAD Study Scholarship to Germany www.daad.org/p=gradstudy_arts Artists and musicians. One academic year, extension possible. Apply in senior year. Nov. 1

DMA Awards to Artists http://dallasmuseumofart.org see "Experience - Event Registration" DeGolyer Fund: to $1,500. Visual artists 15-25 years old, living in southwestern U.S. for four yrs. Kimbrough Fund: to $3,500. Visual artists under 30, living in Texas for past 3 yrs.

Dumbarton Oaks Fellowships www.doaks.org Graduate students or post-Ph.D.: residential and summer fellowships. Byzantine or Pre-Columbian studies.

Getty Research Institute www.getty.edu/grants/research Arts, humanities, social sciences. Museum Institute or at Villa. All deadlines are Nov 1 Post-doc -- $22,000 for academic year. Ph.D. 2002 or later Library Research Grant -- To $2,500. Five days to 3 months. Pre-doc -- $18,000 for academic year.

Golden Key Literary Awards www.goldenkey.org $1,000. GK member. Fiction, poetry, news writing. March 1

Golden Key Visual and Performing Arts Award www.goldenkey.org $1,000. GK member. Studio arts, graphic design, instrumental/vocal perf, dance. March 1

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Art History Fellowships www.metmuseum.org/education One month to 1 yr. $30,000 for yr for pre-doctoral fellows. Research related to Museum's collection. Deadline November 1.

Reuters Journalism Trainee Program http://careers.thomsonreuters.com/Students/ Graduating senior, combining journalism, economics, and languages (esp. Arabic, Russian, Mandarin, German). 9- month trainee program (New York, London, Singapore), then possible posting to global locations. December 31 Summer Journalism Internship, Berlin www.daad.org/page/internxchange/ Scholarship for intensive summer internship. Journalism or communications students with strong German (advanced intermediate. Includes internship with a German newspaper, radio, or PR firm. Pref undergrads, but also recent grads or grad students. January 31 Universal Film & Video Prize $1,000-5,000; undergrad or graduate. Deadline January 1.

Walter Read Hovey www.pittsburghfoundation.org To $3,000 for graduate studies in art history. Deadline January.

Butcher Music Scholarship www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm Piano or voice; 3.00+ GPA. Deadline April.

United Methodist Church Music Scholarship www.fummwa.org For music degree candidates, toward career in sacred music. Deadline March 1.

Chopin Piano Competition www.thekf.org To $5,000 Competition in New York City. Age 16-22. Deadline Feb, competition April.

Colburn-Pledge Music Scholarship Texas resident, classical music, string instruments. Financial need. Audition. Deadline April.

Posey Foundation Scholarship www.selbyfdn.org $1,000-$4,000 for graduate studies in painting or sculpture. Deadline March 1.

Kress Foundation Pre-Doctoral www.kressfoundation.org $22,500 per year for two-year research appointment in pre-1900 art history. Deadline Nov.

Native American Fellowships www.sarweb.org 2-month to 6-mo resident fellowships in Santa Fe for Native American artists. Deadline Nov. 1

Newberry www.newberry.org/research/felshp Graduate student, ABD. Deadline March 1.

Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Stipend http://okeeffemuseum.org Stipend for 3 to 12 months' pre-doctoral research at the Museum. Deadline November

Smithsonian Pre-Doctoral $14,000 stipend; access to collections. Arts, art history, humanities. Deadline January.

Terra Summer Residency in Giverny www.terraamericanart.org Advanced doctoral students researching American art or American-European exchange; and, painters or mixed- media artists holding MFA. Deadline January.

Winterthur/Hagley Library $3,000 for research at the libraries. Graduate student, arts/art history. Deadline November.

National Association of Black Journalists www.nabj.org To $5,000 . Deadline March 1.

See also: www.scholastic.com/artandwritingawards/index_page6.htm Minority students

Undergraduate and Graduate Students See also: www.uncf.org/programs See also: www.dfwinternational.org/resource_center/Scholarship_Guide.pdf See also: http://scholarships.hispanicfund.org/applications

AAUW Selected Professions Fellowships www.aauw.org American Association of University Women. $5,000-$12,000 Minority; female; citizen; graduate student, math or engineering. Deadline early January.

MCCA Lloyd Johnson Scholarship Minority Corporate Counsel Association. For minority student entering law school.

UNCF Merck www.uncf.org/merck/programs/ To $25,000 and summer internship. Junior; African-American; in biomedical studies. December

ACS Scholars www.acs.org American Chemical Society. To $5,000 African-American, Hispanic, Native American majoring in chemistry or biochemistry; financial need. Deadline March 1.

AHETEMS Exxon-Mobil www.ahetems.org/scholarships $2,500 to Hispanic undergraduate major in EE, ME, or civil engineering. Deadline April 1.

AHETEMS - NASA Internship www.ahetems.org 10-week summer research internship at NASA Space Flight Center in Alabama. Soph, jr, or sr major in science, engineering, or math. Deadline Febr. 1.

AHETEMS Verizon Scholarship www.ahetems.org/scholarships $5,000 to soph-jr in computer science or engineering or civil engineering. Deadline April 1.

APS Minorities Scholarships www.aps.org/programs African-American, Hispanic, or Native American citizen or perm res. majoring in physics. Deadline Feb.

AWIS Internships www.awis.org/careers Association for Women in Science. Undergrad, soph +. Summer, fall, spring internships at AWIS national office in Washington, D.C. Spring and fall deadlines.

Bedford LSAT-Prep Scholarship (214) 890-0099 $1,000 for Princeton Review LSAT prep course. Minority pre-law junior, senior, or recent grad, GPA 3.0+. Sponsor: Dallas Bar Foundation. Rolling deadline.

Ralph Bunche Summer Internship www.apsanet.org 5-week intensive summer program preparing for graduate study in political science. Apply in undergrad junior year for summer. African-American, Latino/a, Native American; citizen; Poli Sci or related major. Deadline early February. Dallas Hispanic Bar www.dallashispanicbar.com $1,000 for Texas resident, in or accepted to a law school in Texas. Deadline August 1.

Dingwall Grants www.dingwallfoundation.org To $20,000, renewable. Undergraduates of Asian ancestry, financial need. Deadline June.

AIGC Accenture www.aigc.org American Indian Graduate Council $20,000 American Indian; financial need; to start graduate school in medicine, law, engineering. Deadline June 1.

American Indian Scholarship, DAR www.dar.org/natsociety/ $500 Native American; full-time enrollment; financial need; 2.75+ GPA. Deadline Oct. 1 for spring, April 1 for fall.

Ford Foundation Diversity Fellowship http://national-academies.org/fellowships $20,000 pre-doctoral graduate studies, to increase faculty diversity. Fields: social sciences, life sciences, humanities, education, engineering, math, physical sciences. US citizen, planning to teach college. Deadline November.

GEM www.gemfellowship.org Minority; citizen; starting science or engineering graduate studies at one of the GEM graduate schools. Full tuition, stipend, and internship. Deadline November 1.

American Psychological Association www.apa.org/students/funding.html See “Directory of Scholarships for Women and Minorities in Psychology and Related Fields.” Undergraduate, graduate and post-doc.

Google Scholarship www.uncf.org To $5,000 for African-American going to graduate school in computer science.

Hispanic College Fund Scholarships http://hispanicfund.org Citizen or perm res. Multiple scholarship programs. Apps open Dec. 15; deadlines generally March.

International Public Policy IIPP www.uncfsp.org Multi-yr support & program for minority students interested in international affairs, public policy and language training. Apply as sophomore. Deadline March 15.

KPMG Future Diversity Leaders www.kpmgcampus.com $1,000 scholarship, internship, mentoring. First-yr or soph minority business major, GPA 3.5+. March

Leland Fossil Energy Fellowship http://fossil.energy.gov/education/lelandfellowships Travel cost and stipend for 10-week summer internship. Women and minority students in Fossil Energy. Apply Sept-Janu. Luna Legislative Scholars www.tshrc.org Texas Senate Hispanic Research Council. Spring semester as full-time staff legislative assistant in office of senator or Lt. Governor. $2,000 monthly stipend. Junior, senior, or recent grad, age 21+. Deadline Oct.

Minority Accounting Scholarships www.aicpa.org American Institute for Certified Public Accountants. Scholarships to $5,000; sophomore or higher; US citizens. Also, listings of other scholarship resources. Apps available January; deadline early March.

National Society of Black Engineers http://national.nsbe.org Various scholarships, from $500 to $7,500. Application deadline January.

Rangel Summer Scholars www.howard.edu/rjb/rangelprogram.htm Apply as SOPH. Toward career in international affairs. Tuition, travel, stipend, r&b to 6-wk summer program. Deadline Feb.

Rangel Fellows www.howard.edu/rjb/rangelprogram.htm Apply as SENIOR. Toward career in Foreign Service. To $28,000 per yr toward Master's in international affairs or other relevant to Foreign Service. Two summer internships: one in Congress, one overseas. Commitment to 3 yrs as Foreign Service officer. Deadline January.

Responsible Citizen Internship www.i4rc.org Sophomore black male in political science, prelaw, public policy, ministry, or business. Two-summer paid internship in Washington D.C. with coursework at Georgetown. Includes tuition and housing. Deadline February 1.

Stars on the Rise Scholarship www.gdhcc.com Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Scholarships for continuing undergraduate or graduate studies. April 30

Marvin American Indian, DAR www.dar.org/natsociety Native American; financial need; 3.00+ GPA. Amount varies. Deadline February 1.

Miao Fund, Communities Foundation of Texas www.cftexas.org To $4,000 Dallas-area student, Chinese heritage.

Minority Scholarships for Methodists www.gbhem.org/LSBooklet.pdf Multiple scholarships. Deadlines vary.

Serrano Diplomatic Scholarship to Vienna www.fulbrightonline.org/us Tuition, room & board, travel for Latino graduating senior, to 1-yr program at Diplomatic Academy, Vienna, Austria. Language proficiency required. Apply through Fulbright. SMU deadline Sept. 28

Minority Accounting Students http://ceae.aicpa.org/Resources/Scholarships+and+Awards/ Declared accounting major, undergrad or grad; minority; citizen. Deadline June 1.

United Methodist Minority Scholarships www.gbhem.org Active Methodist Church members. Multiple scholarship opportunities. Deadline January Xerox Technical Minority Scholarships www.xerox.com search "scholarship" To $10,000. All undergrad levels, or grad; chem, physics, engineering. Deadline September.

Students graduating from High School

Gates Millennium Scholarship www.gmsp.org Minority; permanent resident; 3.3+ GPA; strong leadership; Pell-eligible (file your FAFSA early!).

Hispanic Scholarship Fund http://hsf.net/scholarships.php Hispanic; citizen or permanent resident. Deadlines vary.

AIGC American Indian Graduate Council www.aigc.org $20,000 American Indian; financial need. Deadline May 1.

Jackie Robinson Scholarship www.jackierobinson.org/apply To $7,000 Minority; citizen. Deadline March.

ACS Scholars http://chemistry.org/scholars American Chemical Society. To $5,000 African-American, Hispanic, Native American, citizen or perm res, to major in chemistry, biochemistry, or environmental science. Deadline March 1.

APS Minorities Scholarships www.aps.org/programs African-American, Hispanic, or Native American citizen or perm res. majoring in physics. Deadline Feb.

APIASF http://apiasf.org/scholarship_app/ Asian-Pacific Islander. $2,000 Citizen or perm res. Deadline January.

Hmong National Development Fund www.hndinc.org $500 Hmong; resident. Deadline November.

Miao Fund, Communities Foundation of Texas www.cftexas.org Up to $4,000 Dallas area student; Chinese heritage. Deadline early May.

Organization of Chinese Americans www.ocanational.org $2,000 Citizen or perm res; financial need. Deadline April.

Stars on the Rise Scholarship www.gdhcc.com Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Deadline April 1.

United Methodist Minority Scholarships www.gbhem.org Active Methodist Church members. Multiple opportunities. Deadline January

See also: www.uncf.org/programs Business majors

Accounting Scholarships www.aicpa.org American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Various scholarships, plus listing of other scholarship sources for accounting students. Apps available January; deadlines early March.

AIGC Accenture http://www.aigc.com Up to $20,000 for American Indian; financial need; starting graduate studies in medicine, law, engineering, or business. Deadline June 1.

American Society of Women Accountants www.aswa.org/scholarship.html To $4,000 Fem accounting or finance major, full- or part-time; w/ min. 60 sem hrs; Deadlines vary.

Beneventi MBA Scholarship www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm $2,000; full-time enrolled MBA program, 3.25+ GPA. Deadline April

CDS Internships www.cdsintl.org Germany, Spain, Argentina. Also possible are Swiss or German work authorizations, for recent grads.

FORD Business Award www.goldenkey.org $10,000 Undergraduate and Master's level. October 15

Fulbright Binational Business Grant to Mexico www.fulbrightonline.org/us Intern placement. Must have fluent Spanish. Graduate or law student preferred, with two years’ experience. Campus deadline Sept. 28

Horizons Scholarship, Women in Defense http://wid.ndia.org/horizon/ $500; female U.S. citizen; need; full-time or part-time grad, or undergrad junior or senior, pursuing career related to national security, 3.25+ GPA. Deadlines July 1 and Nov. 1.

For Minority Accounting Students http://ceae.aicpa.org/Resources/Scholarships+and+Awards/ Declared accounting major, soph+; min. 3.3 GPA; minority; citizen. Deadline June 1.

KPMG Future Diversity Leaders www.kpmgcampus.com $1,000 scholarship, internship, mentoring. First-yr or soph minority business major, GPA 3.5+. March

Ritchie-Jennings Scholarship See site for Association of Certified Fraud Examiners $1,000 accounting major; undergrad or grad; essay on accounting fraud. Deadline May.

See also: www.internationalstudent.com www.scholarshipnet.info

AAUW International Fellowships www.aauw.org American Association of University Women. $18,000; for graduate study in the United States. Female; citizenship is not a criterion. Deadline Dec. 1

AWIS Predoctoral www.awis.org $1,000 Social, behavioral, physical, life sciences, math, engineering. Non-citizens ok. Must have passed qualifying exams for dissertation. Deadline January.

Microsoft Graduate Women's Scholarships http://research.microsoft.com $15,000 for first- or 2nd-yr grad student in CSE, EE, or Math. Non-citizens may also apply. Deadline Oct. 15

Soros Fellowship for New Americans www.pdsoros.org $20,000 per year for two years, plus half of graduate tuition. Graduating senior or student about to begin first graduate study. Must be resident alien; must have immigrated to, or both parents immigrated to, the U.S. Highly competitive; 31 selected from over 800 applicants. Deadline November 1.

Elie Wiesel Ethics Prize www.eliewieselfoundation.org $5,000 essay prize. Undergraduate junior or senior. Deadline early December.

Guggenheim Dissertation Fellowship www.hfg.org/ Humanities, social sciences, natural sciences. $15,000 fellowship to complete dissertation on causes, manifestations, or control of violence, aggression, dominance. Applicants may be citizens of any country. Deadline February 1.

Josephine de Karman Fellowship www.dekarman.org $8,000 to undergrad senior year tuition; $16,000 toward final Ph.D. year. Undergraduate junior, going into senior yr; or, grad student going into final yr for dissertation defense. Any discipline, but special consideration to Humanities. Deadline January.

Chateaubriand Fellowship to France www.frenchculture.org 9-month fellowship in France for graduate student pursuing Ph.D. Deadline December.

National Association of Black Journalists www.nabj.org To $5,000 Deadline March 1

KAUST Discovery Scholarship www.kaust.edu.sa Open to undergraduate sophs, jrs, seniors in Applied Math, Computational Science, CSE, ME, Materials Science, Civil and Environmental Engineering, EE, Applied Bioscience. Provides full tuition, living stipend, computer allowance to complete undergrad degree; then full tuition to required enrollment for Master's degree at King Abdullah University in Saudi Arabia. Deadline early November.

United Methodist Scholarships www.gbhem.org Active Methodist Church members, citizenship not an issue. Deadline January Rhodes Scholarship

Rhodes Scholarships are awarded to thirty-two U.S. students each year for two years of study in a degree program at the University of Oxford. The qualities required as noted in the application are "proven intellectual and academic achievement of a high standard...integrity of character, interest in and respect for their fellow beings, the ability to lead, and the energy to use their talents to the full." Applicants must not have passed their twenty- fourth birthday by October 1 of the year of application.

THE SCHOLARSHIP ADVISOR: Candidates for the Rhodes Scholarship apply as individuals rather than as nominees. It is the intention of the Rhodes Trust, however, that universities establish committees to encourage and assist qualified students to apply. The Rhodes Trust requires an institutional letter of endorsement confirming that the "applicant has been selected to represent that institution in the state in which the applicant is applying." SMU's interviews and evaluations of preliminary candidates occur in early September. Deadline for submitting complete application materials to the campus committee, including letters of recommendation, is in August.

INFORMATION: The Rhodes Scholarship web site has official information and application materials. Dr. Hugley-Cook, SMU's Rhodes advisor, also has more information.

CAMPUS APPLICATION (required): SMU students and alumni/ae seeking endorsement must submit the application to Dr. Hugley-Cook, Office of National Fellowships, in August. Preliminary application consists of: application form; college transcripts for every college attended; list of principal activities and honors in college; personal statement describing academic and other interests; 5 to 8 required letters of recommendation (see below). Use the pdf application forms from the Rhodes web site [http://www.rhodesscholar.org/]

RECOMMENDATIONS: Five to eight letters of recommendation are required for the application. At least four of these must be from faculty. Faculty letters are expected to be very detailed and to address the applicant's intellectual interests quite specifically, perhaps describing memorable in-class debates and/or outstanding scholarly papers from seminars and independent study projects. Applicants should not select prospective referees solely on the basis of class standing.

FINAL APPLICATION: Candidates who receive the endorsement of the campus Rhodes committee will continue to meet with the advisor to finalize the application. Candidates are responsible for submitting their application by the deadline and confirming that recommendations have been received on time. Selected applicants will be invited to interview with a regional Rhodes committee. The regional committees will each elect finalists. Each of the eight districts will elect four Scholars. Top of Page

Information adapted from http://www.aas.duke.edu/trinity/scholarships/rhodes.html.

Official Web Site http://www.rhodesscholar.org

History of the Rhodes Scholarship The Rhodes Scholarships, the oldest international fellowships, were initiated after the death of Cecil Rhodes in 1902, and bring outstanding students from many countries around the world to the University of Oxford. The first American Scholars were elected in 1904. American Rhodes Scholars are selected through a decentralized process by which regional selection committees choose 32 Scholars each year from among those nominated by selection committees in each of the fifty states. Intellectual distinction is necessary but not sufficient for election to a Rhodes Scholarship. Selection committees seek excellence in qualities of mind and in qualities of person which, in combination, offer the promise of effective service to the world in decades ahead. Rhodes Scholarships are investments in individuals rather than in projects. Accordingly, applications are sought from talented students without restriction as to field of specialization or career plans although the proposed course of study must be available at Oxford, and the applicant's undergraduate program must provide a sufficient basis for further study in the proposed field. Through the years, Rhodes Scholars have pursued studies in all of the varied fields available at the University of Oxford. Rhodes Scholarships are for two years of study at the University of Oxford, with possibility of renewal for a third year. All educational costs, such as matriculation, tuition, laboratory and certain other fees, are paid by the Rhodes Trustees. Scholars receive in addition a maintenance allowance to meet necessary expenses for term-time and vacations. The Rhodes Trustees cover necessary costs of travel to and from Oxford, and may approve additional grants for research or for study-related travel. George Mitchell Scholarship www.us-irelandalliance.org

Named to honor the former U.S. Senator's pivotal contribution to the Northern Ireland peace process, the George J. Mitchell Scholarships are intended to familiarize and connect the next generation of American leadership with the island of Ireland. These Scholarships support one year of graduate study in any discipline offered by an institution of higher learning in Ireland or Northern Ireland. Scholars must be enrolled in a degree or certificate program offered at the institution. The Mitchell Scholarship provides tuition, housing, a $12,000 living expenses stipend, and international travel. Normally, 12 Scholarships are awarded each year. Mitchell Scholars must exhibit superior records of academic excellence, leadership and public service. Strong, demonstrated achievements in all three areas are required

The Mitchell Scholar may study any academic discipline offered in a degree or certificate program at an institution of higher learning in Ireland or Northern Ireland. The wide range of academic interests among the Scholars -- from computer science and biotechnology to international relations and economics -- illustrates the vast opportunity for post-graduate study available.

APPLICATION: SMU students and alumni/ae seeking endorsement to a State Selection Committee must submit a preliminary application to SMU's Office of National Fellowships, Perkins Administration Building.

A preliminary application consists of one (1) copy of the following: 1. Application form (signed in ink) 2. College transcripts for each College/university attended 3. List of principal activities and honors in college 4. Signed short personal statement describing academic and other interests, plus 5. A minimum of four of the five (5)-eight (8) required Letters of Recommendations (See Recommendations paragraph below). Please print and use the application forms available on the Mitchell Scholarship web site [http://www.us-irelandalliance.org]

RECOMMENDATIONS: Applicants are required to utilize the online recommendation functionality contained within the online application. Five to eight letters of recommendation are required for the official application with at least four of these letters from faculty from whom the applicant has taken courses (only three academic references are required for applicants who have not been full time students in the present or previous calendar years). RECOMMENDERS MUST SUBMIT ONLINE RECOMMENDATIONS. Their letters are expected to be very detailed and to address the applicant's intellectual interests quite specifically. Applicants should not, therefore, select prospective referees solely on the basis of class standing. If applicant is a full-time student, he will need an online Institutional Endorsement.

SELECTION PROCESS: By mid-September applicants will be notified whether campus interviews will be necessary. Applicants endorsed by the Committee must complete and submit the online final (official) application by the deadline date. Each applicant must submit supporting documentation by mail (see deadline dates below). The Application Requirements and Procedures from the Mitchell web site will serve as a check-off sheet for the official application. Supporting documentation requires ONE photocopy of birth certificate, passport or documented evidence of U.S. citizenship; TEN passport-size photos of un-mounted head and shoulders photograph of the applicant with the applicant's signature on the back of each photo; and TEN copies of the applicant's college transcript (ORIGINAL must be certified by Registrar). If applicant has attended more than one college or university, all transcripts must be submitted. Marshall Scholarship

Contact Professor Edward Countryman in the Clements Department of History for more information

GENERAL INFORMATION At least 40 Marshall Scholarships are given annually for two years of study in a degree program at any British university. According to the Marshall Commemoration Commission, the criterion for selection of Scholars is "distinction of intellect and character as evidenced both by their scholastic attainment and by their other activities and achievements. Preference will be given to candidates who display a potential to make a significant contribution to their own society. Selectors will also look for strong motivation and seriousness of purpose, including the presentation of a specific and realistic academic programme." Candidates for Marshall Scholarships apply as representatives of their institutions and must be endorsed by their institution.

ELIGIBILITY: The Marshall Commission has indicated that applicants will need a 3.7 minimum cumulative grade point average.

BRITISH DEGREE PROGRAMS: A "specific and realistic academic programme" is a major selection factor in awarding a Marshall Scholarship. Thus, prospective applicants must inform themselves of the academic tradition and degree courses in British Universities described in the current "Rules for Candidates," and "Memorandum of Guidance" as well as other references suggested in the application information. The Marshall Scholarship web site provides links with each British university and a search function for degree courses. Typically, students choose a two-year degree in a course of study based on their undergraduate academic preparation including research experience in their chosen field. Students may also propose a second undergraduate degree (honours degree) as described in the Marshall information or a doctoral degree if a third year of support is a reasonable expectation (from Marshall or a U.S. scholarship foundation).

PRELIMINARY APPLICATION: The preliminary application is submitted online at the Marshall Web site: http://www.marshallscholarship.org/.. A copy of the transcript is also due at that time.

RECOMMENDATIONS: Applicants must request four letters of recommendation. The first of these should be designated the Preferred Recommender and this recommender should have supervised your college or university training. At least two recommendations must be provided by academics. At least three of these recommenders should be in the United States. All recommendations must be done on-line, and they must be received by the campus application deadline. Recommendations are expected to be quite detailed and to provide specific examples of a candidate's level of intellectual engagement with the professor. Letters that address the candidate's grade or standing in a course without providing examples or details are not helpful in the selection process.

FINAL APPLICATION: The application will be submitted online. Applications must be endorsed by the Office of National Fellowships. The on-line application must be submitted and authorized by a designated member of staff. Invitations for regional interviews are issued to selected candidates in November.

For more information, please contact:

Edward Countryman Professor, History Department Southern Methodist University PO Box 750176 Dallas, TX 75275-0176 [email protected] (214) 768-2907

Information on this site adapted from the Marshall Scholarship website and the Duke University Scholarship site.

Official Web Site http://www.marshallscholarship.org/ Fulbright Grants www.fulbrightonline.org

THE FULBRIGHT PROGRAM

Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, the Fulbright Program is the largest U.S. international exchange program offering opportunities for students, scholars and professionals to undertake international graduate study, advanced research, university teaching, and teaching in elementary and secondary schools worldwide. The Program was established in 1946 by the U.S. Congress to "enable the government of the United States to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries." In 2004, over six thousand grants, at a cost of more than $250 million, were awarded to U.S. students, teachers, professionals, and scholars to study, teach, lecture, and conduct research in more than 150 countries, and to their foreign counterparts to engage in similar activities in the United States. More than 1,100 grants are given specifically to U.S. students to study overseas.

The grants offer students one academic year of study, research, or teaching assistantship experience. Projects may include university course work, independent library or field research, professional training in the arts, independent projects in the social or life sciences, assistant teach English, or a combination of these or other projects. Graduating seniors, recent graduates, and graduate students are eligible to apply Goldwater Scholarship http://www.act.org/goldwater

Selected Previous SMU Goldwater Scholars

The Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program was authorized by the United States Congress in 1986 to honor Senator Barry M. Goldwater, who served his country for 56 years as a soldier and statesman, including 30 years of service in the U.S. Senate. The creation of this program pays tribute to the leadership, courage, and vision of Senator Goldwater and establishes in his name an endowed recognition program to foster and encourage excellence in science and mathematics. The purpose of the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation, as stated in the enabling legislation, is to alleviate a critical current and future shortage of highly qualified scientists, mathematicians, and engineers. A more realistic statement of the purpose, in today's terms, is to provide a continuing source of highly qualified individuals to those fields of academic study and research. The Foundation is supported by the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Fund, which has been established in the Treasury of the United States. Funding for awards and administrative expenses derives from interest on the Trust Fund, invested in U.S. securities.

General Information The Foundation will award undergraduate scholarships to outstanding students in the spring for use during the next academic year. The awards will be made on the basis of merit to two groups of students -- those who will be college juniors and those who will be college seniors in the next academic year -- who have outstanding potential and intend to pursue careers in mathematics, the natural sciences, or engineering. Four-year institutions are eligible to nominate up to four students who are in the sophomore or junior class during the current academic year. To be considered, a student must be nominated by his or her college or university using the official nomination materials available to each institution on the Foundation's website.

Each scholarship covers eligible expenses for tuition, fees, books, and room and board, up to a maximum of $7,500 annually. Junior-level scholarship recipients are eligible for a maximum of two years of scholarship support, and senior-level scholarship recipients are eligible for a maximum of one year of scholarship support

Applications will be evaluated on the basis of academic excellence and demonstrated potential for a research career in mathematics, the natural sciences, or engineering.

Characteristics of a typical Goldwater Scholar include:

1. Outstanding academic record 2. Excellent grades in rigorous science and mathematics courses. 3. Previous research experience, employment in a research setting, or participation in science-oriented activities; documentation of one or more of these activities with a letter of recommendation in the final application. 4. Well written responses to the requests for specific information on the final application. Udall Scholarship http://www.udall.gov/p_scholarship.htm

The Morris K. Udall Scholarship and Excellence in National Environmental Policy Foundation was authorized by the United States Congress in 1992 to honor Congressman Morris K. Udall and his legacy of public service. The Udall Foundation furthers Congressman Udall's legacy by awarding scholarships of up to $5000 to (1) undergraduate students who study the environment and related fields, OR (2) to Native American and Alaska Native undergraduate students in fields related to health care and tribal public policy. Please note that this scholarship is NOT solely for Native Americans and Alaskan Natives.

Morris K. Udall's career was distinguished by civility, integrity, and consensus. For three decades, Congressman Udall served his country with distinction and honor. His legacy has impacted this nation's environment, public lands, and natural resources, instilling in this nation's youth a love and respect for these resources. Congressman Udall also championed the rights of Native Americans and Alaska Natives and used his leadership in congress to strengthen tribal self-governance.

The Udall Foundation seeks future leaders across a wide spectrum of environmental fields, including policy, engineering, science, education, urban planning and renewal, business, health, justice, and economics. The Foundation also seeks future Native American and Alaska native leaders in public and community health care, tribal government, and public policy affecting Native American communities, including land and resource management, economic development and education.

(Information taken from Udall Foundation Website)

PRELIMINARY APPLICATION:

The Udall Foundation will award approximately 75 undergraduate scholarships ($5000 each) in the spring for use during the next academic year, and SMU may nominate up to six students for consideration by the scholarship Foundation. The Committee at SMU will select nominees representing either or both scholarship categories from among eligible undergraduates.

Application form. The preliminary application should be submitted on the official application form which may be downloaded from the official Udall web site. The application should be delivered to SMU's Office of National Fellowships, Perkins Administration Building.

DEADLINE: Campus deadline January; Final Udall due date March. Truman Scholarship www.truman.gov

"The Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation -- the federal memorial to our thirty-third president -- awards merit- based $30,000 scholarships to college students who plan to pursue careers in government or elsewhere in public service, and wish to attend graduate or professional school to help prepare for their careers. Truman Scholars participate in leadership development programs and have special opportunities for internships and employment with the federal government. In 2007, the Foundation expects to award 75-80 Truman Scholarships on the basis of merit to junior-level students at four-year colleges and universities who:

• have extensive records of public and community service • are committed to careers in government or elsewhere in the public service • have outstanding leadership potential and communication skills

"Scholars are eligible to receive $3,000 for the senior year of undergraduate education and $27,000 for graduate studies. Scholars in master's degree programs planning to receive degrees in one to two years are eligible to receive $13,500 per year. Scholars in law programs are eligible to receive $13,500 for the second year of law school and $13,500 at the start of the third year's second semester if they provide evidence that they will enter public service upon graduation or upon completion of any judicial clerkships after graduation. Scholars in graduate programs requiring three or more years of academic study are eligible to receive $9,000 per year for a maximum of three years. They may attend graduate or professional schools in the United States or in foreign countries."

"In 2007, one state scholarship will be available to a qualified resident nominee in each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and, considered as a single entity, the Islands: Guam, Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. (Residency is generally determined by home address for school registration, family's primary residence, and voter registration.) The Foundation will select up to 30 at-large Scholars in 2007."

A CAREER IN PUBLIC SERVICE:

"The Foundation defines public service as employment in government at any level, uniformed services, public- interest organizations, nongovernmental research and/or educational organizations, public and private schools, and public-service oriented nonprofit organizations such as those whose primary purposes are to help needy or disadvantaged persons or to protect the environment."

"The Foundation has supported Truman Scholars in many fields of study, including agriculture, biology, engineering, environmental management, physical and social sciences, and technology policy, as well as traditional fields such as economics, education, government, history, international relations, law, political science, public administration, nonprofit management, public health, and public policy."

"Former Truman Scholars serve as managers of government programs; legislators and aides for legislative bodies; foreign service officers; school teachers; staff members in policy analysis and research organizations; attorneys for government agencies; public defenders professors; and professional staff in advocacy organizations and not-for- profit institutions."

CONDITIONS OF ELIGIBILITY:

• full-time junior-level student at a four-year institution pursuing a bachelor's degree during the 2007-2008 academic year. "Junior" here means a student who plans to continue full-time undergraduate study and who expects to receive a baccalaureate degree between December 2007 and August 2008, or a student in his or her third year of collegiate study who expects to graduate during the 2007-2008 academic year, or a senior- level student who is a resident of Puerto Rico or the Islands, • committed to a career in public service as defined above, • in the upper quarter of his or her class, and • United States citizen or United States national from American Samoa or the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Resident aliens (green card holders) are not eligible.

SELECTION PROCEDURES AND DEADLINES:

• Candidates must be nominated by their institution. Applications are not accepted directly from candidates. • SMU campus deadline for submission of application is October 15, 2007. • The campus nominating committee reviews the preliminary applications and selects candidates for campus interview, held in early November. A maximum of four students may be nominated by the University to the Truman Foundation; nominees must revise and file the final application by February 5, 2008. • Those selected as national finalists will be interviewed regionally in early March. • The list of selected Truman Scholars will be posted on March 27, 2008. Madison Fellowship http://www.jamesmadison.com

JAMES MADISON MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP FOUNDATION: --- American History, government, politics (for teaching careers)

Junior Fellowships are awarded to students who possess a bachelor's degree or plan to receive a bachelor's degree no later than August 31, 2007. Any previous graduate degree must have been awarded before September 1, 2004. Junior Fellows have two years to complete their degree. Fellowships are intended exclusively for graduate study leading to a master's degree in one of the following areas: Master of Arts in American history or political science; Master of Arts in Teaching concentrating on American Constitutional history or American government, political institutions and political theory; or Master of Education degree or Master of Arts with a concentration in American history or American government, political institutions and political theory.

The maximum amount of each award is $24,000, prorated over the individual period of study, thus making the James Madison Fellowship the leading award for secondary level teachers undertaking study of the Constitution. Fellowship payments cover the actual costs of tuition, required fees, books, and room and board but cannot exceed $12,000 per academic year. Normally, Fellows receive less than these maximum amounts.

Eligibility Requirements:

U.S. citizen or U.S. national. Be a teacher, or plan to become a teacher, of American history, American government, or social studies at secondary school level (grades 7-12). Possess a bachelor's degree or plan to receive a bachelor's degree no later than August 31 of the year in which you are applying.

After earning a master's degree, each James Madison Fellow must teach American history, American government, or social studies in grades 7-12 for no less than one year for each full academic year of study under the fellowship.

Students apply directly to the Fellowship program. Applications must be received on or before March 1 at the following address:

James Madison Fellowship Program 301 ACT Drive Iowa City, IA 52245