Scholarships
for Students Who Intend To Go Into Public Service
The
Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation awards scholarships
to college students who have outstanding leadership potential,
plan to pursue careers in government or elsewhere in public service,
and wish to attend graduate school to help prepare for their
careers. Up to 75 scholarships will be awarded to college juniors
valued at $24,000 each. UNF can nominate only four students for
this scholarship. If you would like to be considered as a UNF
nominee, please fill out the UNF
application by the deadline
in October of each year.
Scholarships
for Math and Science Graduate Education
The NSF
Graduate Fellowship is given to college seniors who
are planning to pursue doctoral studies in mathematics, the
natural and social sciences, or engineering. Ford
Foundation Fellowships are given to minority students who plan to pursue
graduate study in the sciences, mathematics, engineering or
medicine.
Scholarships
for Math and Science Undergraduate Education
Barry
M. Goldwater Scholarships are
given out nationally to college sophomores and juniors who
intend to pursue a research career in the sciences, mathematics
or engineering
Scholarships
for Graduate Study in Arts, Humanities, or Social Sciences
The
Jacob K. Javits
Fellowships are given to students who intend to undertake graduate study
leading to a doctoral degree or the Masters of Fine Arts (MFA) at accredited
institutions of higher education in selected fields of the arts, humanities,
or social sciences.
Honor
Society Scholarships
The Northeast Florida Alumni Association of Phi Beta Kappa Scholarships
are cash awards given to students who attend one of the four year universities
in the Northeast Florida region (Flagler, JU, UNF, and Edward Waters).
Students must be juniors or seniors and must be majoring in one of the
traditional arts and sciences disciplines. The deadline for these scholarships
is usually in March. Call or e-mail Dr. Borg for an application. The
Phi
Kappa Phi and Golden
Key scholarships are available
only to students who are members of these honor societies. They can be
used for graduate
or professional study in any discipline. Download the Northeast
Florida Phi Beta Kappa Alumni scholarship application.
Scholarships
for Graduate Study in Social Science Education
The
James Madison Memorial Fellowship
Foundation awards fellowships
each year to future and current secondary school teachers of American
history, American government, and social studies in grades 7-12.
Scholarships
for Environmental Education
The
Morris K. Udall Scholarship and Excellence in National Environmental
Policy Foundation awards 55 scholarships to students who are pursuing
careers related to environmental public policy or to Native American
or Alaska Native students who are pursuing careers related to health
care or tribal public policy.
Scholarships
for Graduate Study Abroad
Created by the U.S. Congress in 1946, the Fulbright
Program aims
to foster mutual understanding among nations through educational
and cultural exchanges. Each year the program allows more than
800 Americans to study or conduct research in over 100 nations.
The Rotary
Ambassadorial Academic Year Scholarship is sponsored
by the Rotary Foundation to fund students who pursue a graduate
degree at a university in a foreign country anywhere a Rotary club
exists.
Scholarships
for Undergraduate Study Abroad
The Rotary
Ambassadorial Cultural Scholarship is sponsored
by the Rotary Foundation to fund language study and an
immersion experience in several countries around the
world. Both undergraduate and graduate students may apply.
The National
Security Education Program Scholarships were
designed to provide American undergraduates with the resources
and encouragement they need to acquire skills and experience
in countries and areas of the world critical to the future
security of our nation. Students can apply for funding to
support a summer, semester or year abroad.
Scholarships
for Graduate Study in the United Kingdom
The BRITISH
MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIP is funded by the British government.
It enables 40 Marshall Scholars to study for a graduate degree
at any of the universities in the United Kingdom.
The
Gates Cambridge Scholarship is
funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
It funds 230 students from all over to world to study
for a graduate degree at Cambridge University.
The
Rhodes Scholarship was established in 1902
by the will
of Cecil Rhodes. Thirty-two Rhodes Scholars from
the U.S. are selected each year; they are appointed
for two years of study in the University of Oxford,
with the possibility of renewal for the third year.
Scholarships
that Support Graduate Education in Any Discipline
The Paul and Daisy
Soros New Americans Scholarships provide opportunities for
continuing generations of able and accomplished New Americans
to achieve leadership in their chosen fields. Applicants for
these scholarships must be children of immigrants or green-card
holders. The scholarships support graduate or professional
study in any field.
Jack
Kent Cooke Scholarships are
awarded to 75 high-achieving, low- to moderate-income high school
or college-age students. Each grant will total up to $150,000. The
scholarships support graduate or professional study in any field.
If you are interested in being nominated for one of these
scholarships, please
contact Dr. Borg.
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Further
resources:
National
Association of Fellowship Advisors (NAFA)
The purpose of the NAFA is to provide its membership with access to necessary
information concerning national undergraduate and graduate grants, scholarships,
and fellowships and the foundations that support them, and to provide
a format for the exchange of ideas concerning the scholarship process,
the foundations, and the ethical issues surrounding the advising process.
Council on Undergraduate
Research (CUR)
The mission of the Council on Undergraduate Research is to support and
promote high-quality undergraduate student-faculty collaborative research
and scholarship.
National Conference
on Undergraduate Research (NCUR)
The mission of the National Conferences on Undergraduate Research (NCUR®)
is to promote undergraduate research scholarship and creative activity
done in partnership with faculty or other mentors as a vital component
of higher education.
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