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Scholarships for Undergraduates, Off-Campus and Post-Graduate Study
For more information, contact the advisor indicated. Note that the programs are listed alphabetically in the following categories: A=post-graduate study; B=off-campus study for undergraduates; C=support for either undergraduate or graduate study; D=additional websites.
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Eligibility | Award | Contact Person | Application Deadline | |
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| American Graduate Fellowships | A new initiative launched in 2006 by the Council of Independent Colleges to promote and support doctoral study in the humanities by accomplished graduates of small and mid-sized private liberal arts colleges | $50,000 each and renewable for a second year | A | Thomas R. McDaniel 864-596-9015 |
Mid October |
| This scholarship is offered through the Converse College Petrie School of Music and provides aid for graduate students (preferably from Horry County, SC) majoring in music. | Eligible scholarship recipients must be graduate students who have a GPA of 3.5 or higher, and have demonstrated financial need. First preference is for music students from Horry County, SC. If there are no eligible students from Horry County, the scholarship may be awarded to music students meeting the above criteria from the state of SC. | A | Patricia Foy 864-596-9172 | Late March |
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Jane Addams-Andrew Carnegie Fellowship at Indiana University |
Recent graduates have the opportunity to explore service, social action and leadership. Students with a minimum 3.0 GPA displaying outstanding leadership potential will be given priority | $15,000 | A | Rev. Jason Loscuito 864-596-9078 |
Late January |
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| Boren Awards--Scholarships and Fellowships for International Study | Converse College freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors (U.S. citizens only) who are planning to engage in a study abroad program before graduation. Preference will be given to applicants pursuing the study of languages and cultures currently underrepresented in study abroad | Based on financial need, up to $16,000/year for study abroad. All recipients of NSEP awards incur a requirement to seek employment with a federal agency or office involved in national security affairs. | B | Jeri King 864-596-9110 |
February |
Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident at the time of application Must be an undergraduate student in good standing, pursuing his or her first bachelor's degree, at a two-year or a four-year institution of higher education in the United States. |
The Freeman ASIA Award offers up to $3,000 for summer, up to $5,000 for a quarter/semester, and up to $7,000 for an academic year. This need-based award is intended for undergraduates studying abroad in East or Southeast Asia |
B | Jeri King |
See website for deadlines |
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| Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarship | Converse College freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors (U.S. citizens only) who are interested in language study and cultural immersion | Academic-Year Ambassadorial Scholarships provide funding for round-trip transportation, tuition, fees, room, board, some educational supplies and language training up to a maximum of $25,000 for a year; the Cultural Ambassadorial Scholarships provide funding for three months of intensive language study, transportation, tuition and home-stay expenses up to a maximum of $12,000. | B | Jeri King 864-596-9110 |
Varies |
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Agnew Scholarship |
Sophomores, juniors or seniors related to SCSEA members. Prime consideration given to students with demonstrated academic potential and financial need. | $1,000 for one year of study. | C | Witney Fisher 864-596-9027 |
Early May |
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American Mathematical Society Assistantships and Graduate Fellowships |
This publication is intended as a source of comparative information on grad programs in the mathematical sciences. | A | Jean Dunbar 864-596-9171 |
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| American Sociological Association Minority Fellowship | Minority students interested in mental health issues and research. | Varies. | A C |
Bill Baker 864-596-9130 |
Late December |
| Applegate/Jackson/Parks Future Teacher Scholarship Program | Undergraduate students majoring in education. Must demonstrate an understanding of the individual freedom issue as it applies to the problem of compulsory unionism. | $1,000 scholarship for one year of study, unrestricted. | C | Thomas Faulkenberry |
Late April |
Aquatic Plant Scholarship Grant
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All undergraduate students doing coursework or research in an area related to biology, ecology or management of aquatic plants. | $2,000 for one year of study. | C | Doug Jensen 864-596-9123 |
Early May |
Armstrong Scholarship |
Women with disabilities currently enrolled or applying to grad school. Must also be interested in becoming a leader in the disability community. | $2,000 | A | Tania McDuffie 864-596-9027 |
Mid June |
Barr Scholarship |
Graduating seniors planning to pursue a grad degree in engineering, biology, chemistry, business administration or other field which may lead to a career in the investor-owned public water supply business. | $5,000 | A | Doug Jensen 864-596-9113 |
April |
Boren Fellowship |
Students who will pursue the study of languages and cultures deemed critical to US national security and who would consider the possibility of federal government service. | $20,000 | A | Mirko Hall 864-596-9622 |
Applications are available online in late August |
Burry Scholarship |
This scholarship program is designed to recognize a United Methodist undergraduate student’s leadership skills and participation in the activities of a United Methodist-related Campus Ministry, Wesley foundation, or Chaplaincy program at their college or university. |
Candidates for the Burry scholarship must be nominated by their campus ministry unit or college chaplain, be a full and active member of the United Methodist Church for at least three (3) years, be an undergraduate student and have a B+ or above grade point average. | C | Rev. Jason Loscuito 864-596-9078 |
Early February |
CAORC Scholarship The United States Department of State and the Council of American Overseas Research Centers (CAORC) Scholarships for intensive overseas study in the critical need foreign languages of Arabic, Bangla/ Bengali, Chinese, Hindi, Korean, Persian, Punjabi, Russian, Turkish, and Urdu for Summer 2008. |
All applicants must be U.S. citizens and must be either currently enrolled in a degree-granting program at the undergraduate* or graduate level or have graduated from an undergraduate program no more than 2 years ago. Students in all disciplines including business, engineering, science, the social sciences and humanities are encouraged to apply. Current undergraduate students must have completed at least one year of general college course-work by program start date (one year is defined as two semesters or three quarters). *Only graduate students and recent graduates are eligible to apply to the summer 2008 Persian program. |
Except for U.S. passport fees, all program costs are covered for participants. |
C | Edward Woodfin |
January |
| Carey Scholarship | Students wishing to pursue graduate study and/or CPA certification. | $5,000 per year but may renew for an additional year providing satisfactory academic progress. | A | Ann Pletcher 864-596-9086 |
Early April |
| Carnegie Endowment for International Peace | Carnegie Junior Fellows work as research assistants to the Endownment's senior associates | One year paid internship at the Carnegie Endowment in Washington | Joe Dunn 864-596-9101 |
January | |
Colloms Scholarship Vergene Colloms Scholarship |
The Breakfast of Spartanburg Business and Professional Women's Club has announced the availability of the Vergene Colloms Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded with preference to female students age 25 years or older with critical financial need who are seeking education necessary for entry, re-entry or advancement within the work force. Scholarships are awarded to Spartanburg County residents. |
Varies | C | Laurie Hillstock |
Applications are available in the Converse II Office. Due Late March |
Columbia Lioness Club |
College juniors, seniors and grad students pursuing an education toward sight, hearing, speech conservation or a related field. Minimum GPA of 3.0. | $1,000 | C | Sheran Steading 864-596-9737 |
Early May |
Coro Foundation |
Converse College graduating seniors and recent graduates with a distinguished academic and leadership record and an interest in public affairs fellowships with an internship component | Nine-month, full-time, post-graduate experiential leadership training with introduction to public affairs. Sixty-four Fellows chosen annually. | A | John Theilmann 864-596-9703 |
January |
CREATE Project |
Applicants must be working full-time in the public schools and pursuing initial or add-on certification in special education. | Program pays for coursework and textbooks | C | Ansley Boggs 864-596-9084 |
N/A |
Economic Research American Institute for Economic Research Summer Fellowship-Fellowship in Absentia |
Graduating seniors applying to graduate programs leading to a Ph.D. in economics. | Summer Fellows receive room and board with $125 per week stipend. Fellows in Absentia receive an average award of $4,500. |
A | Woodrow Huges 864-596-9089 |
Late March |
Emergency Infection Disease |
Completed BS/MS in biology, microbiology, biochemistry or related scientific discipline. All bachlor's and master's level candidates must have completed their degree by the time the fellowship begins in mid-September |
$28,000 for bachelor's degree $31,000 for master's degree |
C | Neval Erturk 864-596-9210 |
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| Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International Scholarships | A gift from the estate of Claude and Mildred C. Huggins established three scholarships each for one thousand dollars, to be awarded annually in honor of the twelve charter members of the Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, an organization that honors outstanding educators. The recipients of the scholarships must be residents of Abbeville, Greenwood, or Newberry Counties. The Epsilon Scholarships will be awarded annually to education majors in their junior or senior year of study. The basis of the award will be good moral character, scholarship, leadership potential, and future usefulness to society. The Epsilon Scholarships may be renewed for a second year with satisfactory academic progress toward a degree. | Three $1,000 Scholarships | C | Sheran Steading 864-596-9737 | Applications are available in the Education Department. |
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Educational Foundation of the South Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. |
Applicant must be a resident of South Carolina. Criteria for final selection will be based on scholastic standing, financial need, and potential for leadership. Preference is given to working women students. |
$500-$1,000 |
C | Jan LeFrancois |
Early December Contact Dr. LeFrancois by email for an application Jan.LeFrancois@Converse.edu |
| Fulbright Program (grants for graduate study abroad) | U.S. citizens, usually with a B.A. degree, usually also proficient in language of the host country. Coordinated through the Institute of International Education. | A. Full grants (tuition, living expenses, transportation for one year) B. Travel grants up to $5000 (to supplement non-IIE awards) |
A | Edward Woodfin 864-596-9102 |
September |
| The Gates Cambridge Trust Scholarship | Converse College seniors in good standing with a strong interest in graduate study at Cambridge University. | Merit-based scholarships covering the full cost of studying in Cambridge for one, two , three, and in exceptional cases, four years. One must apply directly for admission to Cambridge; the scholarship is awarded to admitted students. | A | Edward Woodfin 864-596-9102 |
Varies |
Gilman Scholarship |
Open to all US citizen undergraduates, in good academic standing. Applicants must be receiving a Federal Pell Grant and will be studying abroad for at least 4 weeks in one country. | Up to $5,000 | B | Mirko Hall 864-596-9109 |
Fall Term - April Spring Term - October |
Goldwater Scholarship |
Converse College sophomores and juniors in good standing with a GPA of at least a “B+” and strong interest in mathematics, the natural sciences and engineering | Eligible expenses up to a maximum of $7,500 per year. Junior recipients can expect a maximum of two years of support, seniors one year of support. Students may not apply directly for a Goldwater Scholarship but must be nominated by their institution's Goldwater Faculty Representative. | C | Edna Steele 864-596-9120 |
January |
Goolsby Scholarship |
College sophomores, juniors and seniors who show an interest in the plastics industry. | Awards up to $4,000. May be renewed annually for up to three years dependent upon academic performance. | B C |
Jerry Howe 864-596-9134 |
Early March |
Greenshields Foundation |
Artists in the early stages of their careers working in painting, drawing, printmaking and sculpture. Work must be representational or figurative. | $10,000 Canadian | A | Teresa Prater 864-596-9178 |
No deadline |
The John Gyles Education Award http://www.johngyleseducationcenter.com/ |
Available each year to students in both Canada and the United States. Scholarships are awarded directly to students. Applicants must be enrolled full-time at (or accepted to) a college or university program as an undergraduate or graduate student. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 (or similar grade assessment) and must also have citizenship in either the United States or Canada. No preference is given to students from either country. |
$3,000 |
C | Thomas R. McDaniel |
May 1 |
| Health Research Training Program | Open to all college undergraduates. Provides experience in public health research and practice in New York City | Volunteer or academic credit. Funding may be provided through the college’s Federal Work/Study Program. | C | Edna Steele 864-596-9120 |
Mid March |
Hispanic MBAs |
Applicants must be of Hispanic background pursuing a graduate degree in management/business. | Awards range from $5,000 to $10,000 | A | Amy Cox 864-596-9087 |
February-April |
Hispanic Scholarship |
College sophomores, juniors, seniors or grad students enrolled full-time. Must be of Hispanic heritage, a US citizen or legal permanent resident and have a minimum GPA of 2.7. | Awards range from $1,000 to $5,000. | C | Rafael Hernadez 864-596-9609 |
March |
To be eligible to receive a Hollings Scholarship, you must: Be a U.S. citizen. Be enrolled or accepted as a full-time 3rd year student in a four-year program in the Fall 2008 term in an accredited college or university within the United States or U.S. territories. Have a 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale in all completed undergraduate courses each semester, as well as cumulative, and in your major field of study. Have declared a major in a discipline including, but not limited to, oceanic, environmental, biological, and atmospheric sciences, and other related discipline areas. |
The Hollings Scholarship Program provides successful undergraduate applicants with awards that include academic assistance (up to a maximum of $8,000 per year) for full-time study. |
C | Thomas R. McDaniel |
Application and reference materials must be received by late January. |
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Humane Studies |
College juniors, seniors or grad students who have an interest in the classical liberal/libertarian tradition of individual rights and market economies. | Up to $12,000. | C | Woodrow Hughes 864-596-9089 |
Late December |
Jensen Fellowship The Walter J. Jensen Fellowship for French Language, Literature and Culture |
Graduates with a bachelor’s degree in French Language and Literature with a minimum 3.0 GPA and certify that their future career will involve active use of the French language. | $10,000 supports travel to France for 6 months of residence and study. | A | Jeri King 864-596-9110 |
October |
King Abdullah University Grant The King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) is being built in Saudi Arabia as an international, graduate-level research university. |
KAUST will grant the KAUST Discovery Scholarship to highly talented students currently one to three years from graduation from first-level, bachelors or undergraduate degree study at public and private universities. KAUST will offer a pre-enrollment version of this general scholarship program to students attending bachelor's degree programs. |
KAUST will provide financial support to pre-enrollment Discovery Scholarship recipients at their home institutions prior to the University's opening. Upon graduation, these students will enter KAUST as master's degree students in September 2009 and 2010 to complete their graduate studies on a fully-funded scholarship, including tuition, housing and travel costs | C | Sherry Strickland 864-596-9741 |
May |
Madison Fellowship |
U.S. citizen or U.S. national who agrees to teach full-time in a secondary school for no less than one year for each full-year of study toward a master’s degree in American history or political science; or a MAT in history or political science; Converse College student | Up to $24,000 for two years of full-time study | A | Thomas Faulkenberry 864-596-9082 |
Early March |
Management MBA Fellowships |
Applicants must be African American, Hispanic American or Native American and have taken the GMAT. Must apply to member schools. Application fee required. | Average award is $20,000. | A | Amy Cox 864-596-9087 |
Mid January |
| Marshall Scholarship | Converse College Graduates in the past three years who have proven intellectual and academic achievement as well as active involvement in their community; U.S. citizen, GPA 3.8 or above | Two years at any college or university in the U.K. The stipend is £16,500 plus fees and travel. Preparation for the application process should begin in the junior year | A | Edward Woodfin 864-596-9102 |
August for the first draft of the application essays; September for the final draft of the application and all recommendations. |
Mitchell Scholarship |
Converse College graduating seniors and recent grads wishing to study in Ireland | Tuition, housing, living expenses stipend, and international travel | A | Edward Woodfin 864-596-9102 |
October |
Moeller Research Fellowship Madelyn Moeller Research Fellowship in Southern Material Culture |
Open to academic, museum and independent scholars. Grad students are encouraged to apply. Research is done at the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts in Winston-Salem, NC. | Will provide travel funds to and housing in Winston-Salem for researchers. Funding does not include field research expenses. | A | Zan Schuweiler-Dabb 864-596-9180 |
No deadline |
| NCAA Post Grad Award | Varsity athlete planning on graduate work; GPA of 3.0 or above. | $5,000 | A | Joy Couch 864-577-2059 |
Varies according to the sport |
| NCAA Sports Journalism Scholarship | Converse College juniors in good standing with an interest in sports journalism; GPA of 3.0 or above. | Eight $3,000 scholarships awarded nationally in the junior year for senior year study | C | Joy Couch 864-577-2059 |
December |
| NCAA - Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship | Students must have an overall undergraduate cumulative grade-point avergage of 3.500 or better; have competed in intercollegiate athletics as a member of a varsity team at an NCAA member institution; be a graduation senior or be enrolled in graduate study at an NCAA member institution. | The stipend for each Byers Scholarship is $21,500 for an academic year. | A | Joy Couch 864-577-2059 |
Mid January |
| The National Italian American Foundation | Open to Italian American students who demonstrate high academic achievement or students studying the Italian language or Italian studies. | Awards range from $2,000 to $5,000 and may only be used to cover tuition and/or room and board. | B C |
Witney Fisher 864-596-9027 |
Late April |
NSF Graduate Fellowships National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships, including women in computer & information sciences |
Converse College Seniors or first-or second-year graduate students interested in all natural sciences, engineering, computer science, anthropology, economics, history of science, international relations, linguistics, philosophy of science, political science, public policy or sociology. U.S. citizen or permanent resident. | 3 years; approximately $27,500 per year plus $10,500 per year toward tuition (paid to the school) | A | Doug Jensen 864-596-9123 |
Varies |
| Newhouse Foundation Graduate Newspaper Fellowship and Apprenticeship for Minorities | Graduates who hold a bachelor’s degree in a field other than journalism, admission to the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. Must be a member of an underrepresented group. | Free tuition, monthly stipend of $1,100, health insurance, up to $1,500 for moving expenses, f/t paid professional internship after graduation. | A | Witney Fisher 864-596-9027 |
Early February |
New York Urban Fellowship |
Recent graduates interested in working in New York City. Combines f/t employment with a comprehensive seminar series exploring the mechanics of local gov’t and electoral politics. | $25,000 stipend for 9 months. Housing not included. | A | Joe Dunn 864-596-9101 |
January |
Pearce Scholarship |
Disabled students who are defined as having some type of significant and medically certified mobility impairment. Preference will be given to SC residents. | Award will not exceed $1,000. Scholarships may be renewed but reapplication must be made each year. | C | Tania McDuffie 864-596-9027 |
June |
| Rhodes Scholarship | Converse College Seniors or recent graduates, U.S. citizens, superior academic record, 18-24 years of age | Funds two or three years of post-baccalaureate study at Oxford University in England. The award covers tuition and provides a maintenance allowance. Preparation for the application process should begin in the junior year | A | Edward Woodfin 864-596-9102 |
Faculty nomination by September; the application deadline is in October |
| Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarship | Juniors or seniors must make initial application through a local Rotary Club. | Awards will range from $11,000 to $25,000 for one academic year of study at an institution assigned by The Rotary Foundation Trustees. | B | Jeri King 864-596-9110 |
Application deadlines are set by individual Rotary clubs in accordance with the district deadline. |
Sherman Scholarship Eula Sherman Scholarship for Second Semester |
Scholarships will be awarded to qualified Spartanburg County residents who are planning to stay in the area, are non-traditional students seeking to upgrade work skills, and can demonstrate financial need. | $600 | C | Laurie Hillstock 864-596-9014 |
Late September Applications are available in the Converse II Office. |
Simon Fellowship |
Open to all graduating seniors who are dedicated to pursuing lives that will benefit themselves and their fellow men and women. Must be nominated. | One award will be $40,000 unrestricted with two additional awards of $5,000 each going to other deserving students. | A | Rev. Jason Loscuito 864-596-9078 |
Applications should be postmarked by mid February. |
| The Talbots Women's Scholarship | The Talbots Women's Scholarship Fund is a program that annually awards $100,000 in college scholarships to women wanting to attend college later in life. Sponsored by the Talbots Charitable Foundation, this unique Scholarship Fund has awarded five $10,000 scholarships and fifty $1,000 scholarships each year since its inception in 1997. The Fund was created to fill a void in scholarship programs which are typically awarded to traditional college students. This Fund has awarded one million dollars in college scholarships to over 500 women primarily in their 40's and 50's. |
Eligible applicants must be women currently residing in the United States who earned a high school diploma or GED at least 10 years ago; are currently seeking a degree from an accredited 2- or 4- year college, university, or vocational school; and have at least two full-time semesters or 24 credits remaining to complete their undergraduate degree. | C | Laurie Hillstock 864-596-9014 |
January |
Teachers of Mathematics Scholarship South Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics Scholarship Program (SCCTM) |
The Educator's Scholarship of the South Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics (SCCTM) was established in memory of deceased SCCTM members. To be eligible for this award, an educator must: 1)have been a member of SCCTM for the past two years; 2) possess a valid SC teaching certificate and be currently employed by a South Carolina school; 3) have completed at least two years teaching elementary, middle, or secondary mathematics in South Carolina; 4) be committed to teaching mathematics at the elementary, middle, or secondary level in South Carolina; 5) be accepted in a graduate program leading to an advanced degree in mathematics or mathematics education, or an advanced degree in elementary education that contains at least 9 graduate hours in mathematics or mathematics methods. |
The SCCTM Scholarship Program
provides financial assistance of $1,500 annually to a teacher pursuing an advanced degree in mathematics, mathematics education, or elementary education with an emphasis in mathematics.
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A | Sheran Steading 864-596-9737 |
September |
Truman Scholarship |
U.S. citizens who are currently Converse College juniors and intend to pursue a career in government / public service and whose GPA places them in the upper quarter of their class | Approximately $27,000 for graduate school, as well as $3,000 for the senior year | C | Edward Woodfin 864-596-9102 |
December: Deadline for submission of material to Faculty Representative February: Posting of Truman Finalists on the Web with Interview Confirmation Form, date and location |
Udall Foundation Scholarship |
1. Converse College sophomores or juniors in good standing, who study the environment and related fields. 2. Native American and Alaska Native students who are Converse College sophomores or juniors, in good standing, and are in fields related to health care or tribal public policy. |
Up to $5,000 in scholarships to undergraduate students | C | Doug Jensen 864-596-9123 |
The foundation must receive all materials from the faculty representative by early March. |
| UNCF∙Merck Science Initiative Research Scholarships and Fellowships | This initiative will provide scholarships, internships and fellowships to at least 37 outstanding African American students per year—15 at the undergraduate level, 12 at the graduate level, and 10 at the postdoctoral level. In addition, the UNCF∙Merck Science Initiative may provide grants to the science department of the fellowship recipient’s home institution in most cases. | $35,000 to $85,000 | C | Doug Jensen 864-596-9123 |
Apply online between mid September and mid December |
UNESCO Laura W. Bush Traveling Fellowship
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The Commission has opened the next call for the Spring/Summer 2009 round of applications for the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO Laura W. Bush Traveling Fellowship for those traveling between May and August 2009. Must be a U.S. Citizen eligible for foreign travel Must be at least 18 years old and not older than 25 at the time of application Must be currently enrolled in an accredited U.S. college or university in the United States |
$2500 | C | Edward Woodfin |
Early March
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| United Commercial Travelers of America Retarded Citizens Teacher Scholarship | College juniors, seniors and grad students pursuing degrees in special education. | $750 to cover registration fees, tuition and textbooks. | C | Ansley Boggs 864-596-9084 |
N/A |
Wellstone/Villers Fellowships Families USA Wellstone Fellowship Villers Fellowship for Health Care Justice |
Graduates must demonstrate an interest in health care policy and racial/ethnic health disparities as well as a commitment to social justice work following their year as a fellow. | $35,000 plus health care benefits | A | Rev. Jason Loscuito 864-596-9078 |
February |
| The Winterthur Program in Art Conservation | The Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation is a cooperative effort between the University of Delaware and Winterthur Museum & Country Estate. A minimum of a Bachelor of Arts degree is required. Applicants must have an overall academic index (on a 4.0 scale) of at least 2.5 and an index in the field of concentration of 3.0. The latter figure is computed from the junior and senior years. These following majors are preferred areas of study: anthropology/archaeology/technology, art and cultural history, chemistry, or studio arts and crafts. Applicants with degrees in other majors who meet the minimum course prerequisites will be considered. Applicants should possess an innate desire and ability to work with their hands and derive a high level of satisfaction and sense of accomplishment from working with artistic and cultural works. | Up to ten students will be admitted annually. Each student will receive a Fellowship that includes an annual stipend which increases with each year of study, and a tuition-free scholarship. | A | Jane Marion Wilson 864-596-9055 and Jerry Howe 864-596-9134 |
Mid January Earlier deadlines apply. |
| The Winterthur Program in Material Culture | The Winterthur Program in American Material Culture provides a multidisciplinary approach to the study of American material life with special emphasis on the decorative arts and household furnishings. The program approaches the study of material culture through interpretation of objects and the social context in which they were made and used. The curriculum involves coursework at both the University of Delaware and the Winterthur Museum. The two-year course of study leads to a Master of Arts degree in Early American Culture from the University of Delaware. Students must apply through the Office of Graduate Studies using the online application form. | All students admitted to the Program receive full tuition and a stipend during the two-year course of study. |
A | Zan Schuwieler-Dabb 864-596-9180 |
Mid January |
Woolley Scholarship |
Graduates interested in studying the visual arts or music in a recognized school or conservatory in Paris. | $8,500 payable in francs to assist with living expenses. | A | Teresa Prater 864-596-9178 |
Late January |
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