These sessions will provide a broad introduction to a variety of major fellowships that provide funding for graduate or professional study, both domestically and abroad. Key programs include the Marshall, Rhodes, Gates Cambridge, and Knight-Hennessy Scholarships, among many others. Ideal for current juniors or graduating seniors, but open to any current ASU student or recent graduate.
This information session will provide an overview of the ACLS/Mellon Dissertation Innovation Award, which supports PhD students who are seeking additional support to go above and beyond with their plans to conduct innovative research on the subjective human experience. Ideal for early graduate students in the humanities and interpretive social sciences who are completing their coursework or have just completed their coursework; the award is open to both domestic and international students.
This information session will provide an overview of competitive fellowships that can be used to support different steps of the dissertation process, such as: research design, data collection and analysis, and writing the dissertation. We will explore awards such as the Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship, the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program, the Google PhD Fellowship, the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, the AAUW International Fellowship, the Chateaubriand Fellowship, the Boren Fellowship, and the AAUW American Dissertation Fellowship.
These information sessions are the first step for collaborating with ONSA on awards that support graduate study and research. They occur on the third Tuesday of every month and are a general introduction to finding competitive fellowships and grants that support graduate students’ development as researchers and scholars. Attendees will be introduced to resources and tools to locate awards in addition to tips about best practices for developing competitive applications.
The Voyager Scholarship Program aims to equip rising juniors with the tools and resources needed to launch a career in public service. Attend one of these sessions to learn more about the program benefits, eligibility, and selection process.
The Voyager Scholarship Program aims to equip rising juniors with the tools and resources needed to launch a career in public service. Attend one of these sessions to learn more about the program benefits, eligibility, and selection process.
Interested in the Fulbright Research Grant or Arts Grant? This special topics webinar will cover productive and helpful writing habits. Before this session, students should already have conceptualized their projects and where they would be best served in carrying out their project.
Interested in the Fulbright Research Grant or Arts Grant? This special topics webinar will cover all that Fulbright applicants need to know about conceiving a strong, cohesive project for the Study/Research awards and the Creative & Performing Arts awards. Expect to discuss productive writing habits, advice on writing a strong research question, and guidance from some past ASU Fulbright winners.
This special topic webinar is open to all potential Fulbright applicants who want to strengthen their knowledge of letters of recommendation. Expect to discuss the best ways to cultivate your reference pool, how to ask for references that will enrich your applications, and receive guidance from some past ASU Fulbright winners.
Considering a Fulbright Graduate Award? This special topics webinar will cover the different graduate awards available through Fulbright, the role of graduate training in your long-term goals, and how to choose a program.