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Notable Outside Fellowships for Graduate Students in
Education: ·
American Association
of School Administrators (AASA) Graduate Scholarships ·
Association for
Institutional Research Dissertation Support Grants ·
Cosmos
Club Foundation Program of Grants-in-Aid to Junior Scholars ·
James Madison Memorial
Fellowship ·
Spencer
Foundation Dissertation Fellowships ·
Virginia
Tech Minority Faculty Mentoring Program: ABD Fellowships For more information on the graduate funding opportunities listed here, unless
otherwise specified, contact: Director,
GSEHD Admissions |
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Graduate School of
Education and Human Development
Students in the Graduate
School of Education and Human Development (GSEHD) may apply for merit-based
fellowships, assistantships and tuition reduction awards. Students
interested in applying for fellowships or assistantships must submit a
completed application for admission by January 15. Applicants to on-campus GSEHD programs who apply online have the opportunity to apply for merit-based tuition support as part of the GW Graduate Application. Continuing
students who wish to apply for support may use the online application on the
GSEHD website. Some departments also have
tuition awards and stipends available through funded projects. Contact your
department for further information
on these specialized sources of aid. GSEHD students may apply
for cooperative education opportunities; in the past, students have obtained
positions as training specialists, job coaches, public programmers, research
assistants, counselors, and teachers. Organizations that provide co-op
opportunities include: The Pathways Schools; Prince George's County Public
Schools; TRW Systems Integration Group; the American Council on Education;
and the U.S. Peace Corps. For details on the application process, contact
GSEHD's Assistant Director for Cooperative Education at (202) 994-8638. ·
Graduate
Assistantships - include
a stipend, salary, and tuition award. · Half-Tuition Awards for Full-time and Part-time Students- Merit-based. ·
Department
Fellows - Tuition
awards for outstanding newly admitted full-time students. Provides 18 credit
hours of tuition support and a $1,000 stipend. Students are nominated by
department faculty based on merit. M.Ed.
STUDENTS ADMITTED TO MODEL PROGRAMS IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ·
Tuition
Awards - merit-based FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS
AND ENDOWED FUNDS ·
The
Angeline E. Anderson Scholarship Fund - partial tuition award used to
support a full- or part-time masters student with financial need who plans a
teaching career in U.S. schools. ·
The
Sylven Seid Beck Endowment for Elementary Education - partial tuition award for masters
students in the elementary teacher education program. Contact the Elementary
Education Program Director (202) 994-9084. ·
The
John & Claudia Boswell Faculty Scholarship Fund - partial tuition award for any GSEHD masters
or doctoral student. ·
The
Marcella Brenner Endowment for Museum Education - provides three $1,000 cash awards
during the internship year for masters degree students in the Museum
Education program. Contact the Museum Education Program Director (202) 994-4950. ·
The
Columbian Women Scholarship in Education - partial tuition award for a current
GSEHD student with a minimum 3.5 GPA, who has completed 15 credit hours and
who has financial need. ·
The
Vincent De Angelis Scholarship Fund - partial tuition award for a full- or part-time masters
or doctoral student. Preference is given to those who have earned an
undergraduate degree in physical education. ·
The Eaves-Carden Scholarship Fund - partial tuition award for
a student pursuing a graduate degree with an emphasis on elementary school administration. ·
The
Feldman Museum Education Fellowships - two $2,500 fellowships for
Museum Education students each year. · The Griffith Family Scholarship Fund- need-based support for students planning a career in education. This fund typically provides for 4.5 credit hours in both the fall and the spring. · The Corey Hansen Scholarship Ebdowment- two $5,000 scholarships awarded annually to secondary education students who exemplify Dr. Hansen's values and dedication to the field of teaching an administration. ·
The
James Harold Fox Scholarship Fund - partial tuition award for a full-
or part-time educator planning a career in public or private school teaching.
Students with physical disabilities and financial need are given preference. ·
The
Mary Hatwood Futrell Scholarship Fund - partial tuition award for full- or
part-time students with modest resources pursuing or continuing careers as
classroom teachers or counselors. · Holmes Scholar Program- GSEHD invites qualified, first-year doctoral students to apply for national Holmes Scholar Awards. The awards include travel to the annual Holmes Scholars meeting, Holmes Scholar Summer Institute, and either the national AERA or AACTE meeting. ·
The
Mildred Green Scholarship Fund - partial tuition award or stipend to recognize an
educator with great potential. ·
The
Mary-Margaret Cashell Kellogg Scholarship - partial tuition award for a full-
or part-time master's or doctoral student with financial need. ·
The
Vest Family Fellowship Fund - partial tuition award for a masters or doctoral
student who is preparing for, or engaged in, a career in administration,
teaching, or counseling in public schools. ·
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 (separate application required - contact the Office of Fellowships,
(202) 994-6822) ·
Global Leadership Program Fellowships - for
international students on J-1 visas 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. (separate application
required - contact the Office of Fellowships, (202) 994-6822) ·
Phi Delta Gamma Scholarship Fund - must have completed at
at least nine semester hours of graduate work at GW. Not open every year (separate application required - contact the Office of Fellowships, (202)
994-6822)
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Scottish Rite Endowment Graduate Fellowships - for
graduate students affiliated with the Scottish Rite except law and M.D.
students (separate application required - contact the 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, SBPM, or SEAS.
(separate application required - contact the Office of Fellowships, (202)
994-6822) |
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