Fellowships, Spring 2011
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The document discusses various types of fellowships available for graduate students. It notes that fellowships provide funding in the form of stipends and tuition assistance with no obligation of service. Fellowships are merit-based and usually require full-time enrollment and U.S. citizenship. The document encourages students to apply, as fellowships offer higher stipends than other forms of funding and allow students autonomy in their research and school choice. It also notes that applying helps focus one's dissertation work and provides practice for future grant writing. Finally, it lists some examples of nationally competitive and institutionally awarded fellowship opportunities.
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- 1. Funding Your Graduate Work Through Fellowships March 29, 2011 Claudine M. Riccillo Proposal Development Team Office of Research & Sponsored Projects (ORSP) 1
- 5. 1 - 6 year award
- 6. U.S. citizenship or permanent resident requirement
- 8. Merit-based
- 12. Fellowship can be path to a job (e.g., National Lab) or postdoc4
- 14. “Writing a grant proposal forces you to think about your proposed thesis research in a concrete fashion. In particular, it makes you think about the work from the point of view of justifying it to others.”*
- 15. Practice for future faculty or professional
- 16. “Seeking funding and writing grant proposals will be a part of your future, whether you're going into academia, government, or industry. Get practice now, so you'll be more successful later. Faculty with funding wield power. “*
- 17. Eliminates money concerns
- 18. Money is the number one worry of graduate students5 * Educational Advising Center "Osvita" website http://www.osvita.org/eng/guides/financial.aid/fundingschool/
- 20. Search online for programs in your discipline e.g. - NSF S-STEM, NASA Center for Space Exploration Technology Research, NIH MARC, GK-12 Grad Fellows, HS-STEM …
- 21. Fellowships offered through departments and/or college
- 24. Contact Graduate School6 Campus Resources
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