Are you a dynamic leader? An activist dedicated to positive change? Committed to public service? You should consider the Truman Scholarship, which provides $30,000 toward graduate school and access to a network of incredible leaders. Come even if you aren’t sure about the graduate school part. Apply as a third year.
Join us for an information session on the Rotary Global Grants, which support international projects and graduate study related to one of Rotary's seven areas of focus: promoting peace; fighting disease; providing clear water, sanitation, and hygiene; saving mothers and children; supporting education; growing local economies; and protecting the environment. We will talk about the overall grant and processes you can expect.
Haven't heard of the Office of Citizen Scholar Development? Don't know what fellowships or undergraduate research are? Come listen to a brief introduction to the office followed by a time for Q&A. This session is helpful for students and alumni who have yet to interact with the Office of Citizen Scholar Development.
Haven't heard of the Office of Citizen Scholar Development? Don't know what fellowships or undergraduate research are? Come listen to a brief introduction to the office followed by a time for Q&A. This session is helpful for students and alumni who have yet to interact with the Office of Citizen Scholar Development.
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Haven't heard of the Office of Citizen Scholar Development? Don't know what fellowships or undergraduate research are? Come listen to a brief introduction to the office followed by a time for Q&A. This session is helpful for students and alumni who have yet to interact with the Office of Citizen Scholar Development.
A year abroad to research, study, make art, or teach English. This is specifically geared toward fourth years, graduate students, or alumni, who are eager and ready to get to work on applications for the fall. The session will cover information on the Fulbright US Student Award and dive into strategies for getting started.
Please email Andrus G. Ashoo (aga3j@virginia.edu) for information on the process.
The National Science Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship Program provides funding for research-based master's or doctoral degrees in STEM (and select other) fields. Funding is provided for up to three years and is tenable at any US institution. Apply as a 4th year or 1st or 2nd year graduate student.
Register here: https://virginia.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0ldumupj8pHtIeHQjUl-7CZecbCRSAJeXU
A year abroad to research, study, make art, or teach English. This session is specifically geared toward third year, graduate students, or alumni, who are eager and ready to get to work on applications for the fall. It will cover information on the Fulbright US Student Award and dive into strategies for getting started.
