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Notable Outside Fellowships for Arts and Sciences Disciplines:
For more information on the graduate funding opportunities listed here, contact
the designated individuals or:
Director,
CSAS Graduate Student Services
801 22nd Street, NW, Phillips Hall
107
The George Washington University
Washington, DC 20052
(202) 994-6210
E-mail: csasgrad@gwu.edu
WWW: http://www.gwu.edu/~csas
FAX: (202)994-6213
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Columbian College of Arts
and Sciences
The Columbian College of
Arts and Sciences (CSAS) offers many funding opportunities for its graduate students.
Many departments offer graduate teaching assistantships or University
fellowships to full-time degree candidates. Students must reapply each year
for these merit-based awards, which include a salary, stipend, and
18-credit-hour tuition award. Please contact the department for specific
details on awards, and for application forms.
A few departments also
offer research assistantships; contact the department in which you plan to
study for specific information. Other departmental awards, with the appropriate
contact person, are listed below.
DEPARTMENTAL
FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
- Bell Atlantic Graduate Fellowship - for degree candidates in physics or
chemistry; provides a stipend and 18-credit-hour tuition award.
[Chemistry Department graduate advisor, (202) 994-6121; Physics
Department graduate advisor, (202) 994-6275]
- Children's National Medical Center
Fellowship - for
doctoral candidates in the biomedical sciences; provides a stipend and
18-credit-hour tuition award for research conducted at Children's
National Medical Center. [Institute for Biomedical Sciences director,
(202) 994-2179]
- John Whitefield Kendrick Graduate Fellowship
in Economics - for
degree candidates in economics; provides a stipend and/or tuition.
[Economics Department chair, (202) 994-6150]
- Isabella Osborn King Research Fellowships - for doctoral candidates in the Biological
Sciences Department; awards a stipend. [Biological Sciences Department
graduate advisor, (202) 994-6090]
- Morris Louis Fellowship in Painting - for students who show outstanding promise in
the field of painting; provides a stipend and 18-credit-hour tuition
award. [Art Department graduate advisor, (202) 994-6085]
- George McCandlish Fellowship in American
Literature - for
doctoral degree candidates in American literature; awards a stipend.
[English Department graduate advisor, (202) 994-6180]
- National Institutes of Health Fellowship - for doctoral candidates in the biomedical
sciences; provides a stipend and 18-credit-hour tuition award for
research conducted at the National Institutes of Health laboratories.
[Institute for Biomedical Sciences director, (202) 994-2179]
- Ronald Barbour Weintraub Research Fellowship
- for degree
candidates in the Biological Sciences Department; provides a stipend and
tuition award. [Biological Sciences Department graduate advisor, (202)
994-6090]
- National Academy of Public Administration
(NAPA) Herbert Roback Scholarship [Geri Rypkema, Director GSAF, (202) 994-6822]
- Career Development Tuition Scholarships [Geri Rypkema, Director GSAF, (202)
994-6822]
Master of Public Administration
students are encouraged to contact Kathryn Newcomer, Chair, Department of
Public Administration, at (202) 994-6295, for more information on the
following award opportunities:
- Faculty Alumni Scholarship Endowment Award
- Public Service Academy (PSA) Scholarship [only for students of MPP & MPA]
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UNIVERSITY
FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
- Bryce Harlow
Foundation Scholarships - for part-time students who plan a career
in business/government relations. [Office of Fellowships, (202)
994-6822]
- Career Development
Fellowships - intended to assist students in specified programs who
are working either full- or part-time and are pursuing or wish to pursue
graduate (Master's level) study at GW to enhance their knowledge and
skills. [Office of Fellowships, (202) 994-6822]
- Conference
Presentation Travel Grants - grants available for those students invited
to present at a national or international conference related to their
academic area or dissertation research. [Office of Fellowships, (202)
994-6822]
- Global Leadership
Program Fellowships - for international students from
the People's Republic of China, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Mongolia,
Sub-Saharan Africa, Eastern Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean, and
U.S.S.R. successor states [Office of Fellowships, (202) 994-6822]
- Phi Delta Gamma
Scholarship Fund - must have completed at least nine semester hours
of graduate work at GW. Not open every year [Office of
Fellowships, (202) 994-6822]
- Scottish Rite
Endowment Graduate Fellowships - for graduate students affiliated
with the Scottish Rite except law and M.D. students. [Office of
Fellowships, (202) 994-6822]
- Scottish Rite
Endowment Graduate Public Service Awards - for U.S. citizens who
plan a career in government or public service, intend to undertake
unpaid public service over the summer, and are enrolled as full-time
master's degree candidates in CSAS, ESIA, GSEHD, SB, or SEAS. [Office
of Fellowships, (202) 994-6822]
- Scottish
Rite Graduate Fellowships in Childhood Language Disorders -for U.S. citizens, pursuing a graduate degree at The George Washington University and plan to become specialists in the field of childhood language disorders, in particular, Dyslexia or Aphasia.[Office of Fellowships, (202) 994-6822]
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