Fondazione Lemmermann
via Cosseria, 5
c/o Studio Avvocati Romanelli
Mr. Guido F. Romanelli, Managing Partner
00192 Rome, Italy
tel. (+39-6) 324.30.23 fax. (+39-6) 321.26.46
http://www.nexus.it/lemmermann
E-mail: lemmerma@nexusrm.nexus.it
Award: The Lemmermann Foundation 1996 Scholarship awards
Deadlines: February 29 - September 30, 1996
The Lemmermann Foundation awards scholarships every 6 months to University students, who need to study in Rome to carry out research and prepare their thesis concerning the period Pre-Roman to present day time in the subject areas of Literature, Archaeology, the History of Art and Roman culture.
Entry requirements:
Applicants should:
1) not be older than 30 years of age
2) be attending a recognized University course;
3) have a basic knowledge of the Italian language.
Applicants should also attach the following documents:
1) A brief description of their area of study;
2) Two letters of reference containing a brief description of the student
and his/her course; one from the student's tutor/professor; and one
from the head of studies/faculty;
3) A curriculum vitae
4) A photocopy of the student's passport of birth certificate.
The Foundation is unable to return any documents sent by the applicants and therefore they are advised NOT to send any original documents.
Susan Carty
Award: International Enhancement Grants
Purpose: To support students pursuing relevant
training to add/intensify an international
component of their IU degrees.
Requirements: Must be IU Student. Activities must
not take place on the campus where applicant is
regularly enrolled. Proposals must have
international focus; activities must supplement or
expand upon IU course work and not duplicate
opportunities available at I.U.
Deadlines: Feb. 12, 1996 for Summer '96
Susan Carty
Award: Pre-Dissertation Travel Grant Program
Purpose: To help support six- to eight-week trips
for preliminary dissertation field
activities, such as exploring potential
research sites, archives and other
research resources; establishing
institutional affiliations; and
identifying and meeting with local
scholars and contacts as appropriate to
enhance their international reputation in
research or teaching.
Susan Carty
Award: Professional Development Grants
Purpose: For young researchers who want to
develop a specialized knowledge of East Central
Europe, the Baltic States and the NIS.
Candidates may apply for grants to Albania,
Bulgaria, Croatia, The Czech Republic, Estonia,
Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kyrgystan, Latvia,
Lithuania, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Russia,
Slovakia, Slovenia or Ukraine.
Requirements: Must be US citizens; have language ability
to carry out proposed project by time of departure from U.S., be at
least in the second (or terminal) year of a graduate or professional
program, OR have graduated within 5 years from a grad or professional
degree program.
Susan Carty
Award: International Internship Program
Seeks to provide IU graduate students with practical experience in
government and private agencies specializing in international
development, education, training, and research. It offers students
an opportunity to learn, first hand, the contributions that will be
expected of graduates of American universities in the future. A final
objective is to expose U.S. and international agencies to entry-level
professionals who want to learn more about careers in international
development. Participating agencies for 1996 include Chemonics
International, the Kyrgyz Foreign Ministry, the Smithsonian
Institution, UNICEF, USIA, and the World Bank. Host agency job
descriptions available upon request.
Candidates apply for consideration for a given internship position.
Each applicant should identify relevant skills and experience and
indicate the value of the internship to academic and, if applicable,
professional goals. Evaluators will consider scholastic achievement;
requisite skills as identified by the host agency; faculty support as
indicated by letters of reference; and impact the experience will have
on the applicant's academic program and career objectives. Preference
will be given to candidates who incorporate the experience into
ongoing academic programs. Initial evaluation will be made by an IU
faculty committee. Files of finalists will be forwarded to host
agencies for final selection.
Applicants may be students form any discipline, department, or campus;
must be enrolled in a program leading to a graduate degree at Indiana
University; and must have completed at least nine credit hours of
graduate course work at IU at the time of application. Specific host
agencies may have additional conditions and my require U.S.
citizenship.
National Science Foundation
ACTIVITIES SUPPORTED: Research or Dissertation
The National Science Foundation welcomes applications to the Summer
Institute in Korea from all qualified graduate students in those
branches of science and engineering that are normally eligible for NSF
support. NSF strongly encourages women, minorities, and persons with
disabilities to compete fully for these positions. Funding for
special assistance or equipment will be provided to enable persons
with disabilities to accept these awards.
The Summer Institute provides U.S. graduate students in science and
engineering first-hand experience in a Korean research environment,
Korean language training, and an introduction to the science and
science-policy infrastructure of Korea. The goals of the institute
are to introduce U.S. graduate students to Korean science and
engineering in the context of a research laboratory and to initiate
personal relationships which will better enable the students to
collaborate with Korean counterparts in the future. The program will
last for approximately eight weeks, mid-June to early August, each
year. Participants will be assigned to laboratories mainly in one of
three locations: Seoul, Daeduk Science Town (a suburb of Taejon), or
Pohang.
The NSF will pay travel costs to and from Korea and allowance of $2000
for each participant. KOSEF will provide living accommodations as
well as allowances for food and professional travel within Korea, and
logistical support.
The Foundation provides awards for research in the sciences and
engineering. The awardee is wholly responsible for the conduct of the
research and preparation of the results for publication. The
Foundation, therefore, does not assume responsibility for the research
findings or their interpretation.
Eligibility: US citizens or permanent residents; enrolled at a US
institution in a science or engineering Ph.D. program; or enrolled in
an engineering M.S. program of which at least one year has been
completed; and pursuing studies in fields of science or engineering
which are supported by the NSF and also which are represented among
the potential host institutions.
Ahmer Karamustafa
Award: Bosporus University Summer Turkish Language Program
Purpose: To enable better comprehension of
Turkish language by interested college
students, grads & faculty. Pgm. lasts
8 weeks, is not renewable and is
equivalent to one-year advanced
academic course.
Requirements: Applicants must take written/oral
exam as well as supply letters of reference and
statement of purpose. Must be US citizen
enrolled in college or university, with two years of
instruction in Turkish or related area studies with a minimum B
average, or be a professor of Turkish or related area studies.
For applications/questions, contact: Ahmer
Karamustafa, Co-Director, (314) 935-4446 or
(215) 898-3474. Address: American Research
Institute in Turkey, University Museum, 33rd &
Spruce Sts., Philadelphia, PA 19104-6324.
The East Asian Studies Center
Award: East Asian Studies Center Graduate Fellowship Programs: Title
VI Foreign Language And Area Studies Fellowships
Requirements: -- U.S. Citizen -- Must be
enrolled in approved program of language
study during award period; -- must be
pursuing career goals in U.S. where
knowledge of foreign language and culture is
a prerequisite for success; and -- must be
enrolled in or have applied to a graduate
program at I.U.
The East Asian Studies Center
Award: East Asian Studies Center Graduate Fellowship Programs: Title
IX National Needs Fellowships for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
Purpose: For students pursuing Ph.D. degrees in
East Asian languages through the Dept.
of East Asian Languages and Cultures.
Designed to recruit Americans,
particularly women and minorities, who
without financial support would be
unable to complete Ph.D. degrees.
Requirements: -- U.S. Citizen -- must be
pursuing career goals in U.S. where knowledge
of foreign language and culture is a
prerequisite for success; and -- must be
enrolled in or have applied to the grad program
in the Dept. of East Asian Languages and
Cultures at I.U.
The East Asian Studies Center
Award: East Asian Studies Center Graduate Fellowship Programs: The
SOFOKS Graduate Fellowship in Korean Language and Culture
Purpose: For students in any department pursuing
or planning to pursue graduate study in
Korean language and culture.
Requirements: -- must be enrolled in approved
program of Korean Studies during award period;
-- must be enrolled in or have applied to a
graduate program at I.U.
Mary K. Welsh
Award: Graduate Fellowships for Study of Foreign Languages
Purpose: To offer grad fellowships for the
study of modern languages, supported
by the Title VI Foreign Language
& Area Studies Fellowships (FLAS)
Program of the U.S. Dept. of
Education. Eligible languages are:
Catalan, Danish, Dutch, French,
German, Italian, Portuguese,
Spanish and Modern Greek. (Language
choice is dependent upon final
approval from the Dept. of Education.)
Requirements: Fellowships are not available
for work in a candidate's major field.
Applications from students in the social
sciences and the professional schools
is encouraged.
Mary K. Welsh
Award: French-American Foundation 1996 Bicentennial Fellowships
Purpose: to offer support to doctoral students in the
social sciences who have completed their qualifying
examinations and need a year in France to conduct
research essential to the completion of their
dissertation.
William Johnson, Chief Archivist
Award: John F. Kennedy Library Foundation Fellowships
Purpose: Grants are to defray living, travel,
and related costs incurred while doing
research at the library. Preference will be
given to dissertation research by Ph.D.
candidates in newly opened or relatively
unused collections and the work of recent
Ph.D.s who are revising their dissertations
for publication.
Fellowship Committee
Award: The Stoody-West Fellowship
Purpose: To assist a Christian engaged in
religious journalism and enhance
his professional competence.
Requirements: -- Must be currently enrolled
(as a graduate) in an accredited
institution of higher education in
the U.S. -- Must cover various media
as audio -visual, electronic and print
journalism. -- Complete application
form.
Barbara Ellenbogen
Award: USA TODAY Vormelker-Thomas Student Award
Purpose: to enable a graduate student interested
in news librarianship to attend the
1995 Special Libraries Association
(SLA) conference in Montreal.
Requirements: Must be a member of SLA (for more
info on this, call 202-234-4700; applicants
must be grad students interested in news
librarianship as a career; must be attending
first SLA conference; must submit 500-1,000
word essay addressing a current issue in
news librarianship.
Applications/contact: Send essay, letter of
reference from news librarian, news editor or
faculty member, resume, statement of expectation
for attending conference to: Barbara
Ellenbogen, USA Today Library, 1000 Wilson
Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22229.
Scripps Howard Foundation
Award: Ellen B. Scripps Fellowships
Purpose: For working journalists who want to
pursue further education in any field
of graduate studies, at any university
with an accredited graduate-level
program in that field. To help them
become more proficient in their
journalism specialty.
Requirements: -- Must have a good scholastic
standing.-- Must have demonstrated interest
in field of communications. Evidence of such
work, either with editorial or business,
should be submitted with scholarship
application and letters of recommendation.
-- Must have financial need as determined
by the College Scholarship Service and
Scripps Howard Foundation Scholarship
Selection Committee, plus a demonstrated
willingness to work to pay part of the
educational expenses. -- Must be U.S. citizen
or resident alien or hold valid U.S. visa.
Application/contact: Materials: -- Letter
stating college major and career goal.
-- Completed application (to be requested by
Dec. 20 and submitted by Feb. 25, to:
Scripps Howard Foundation, P.O. Box 5380,
Cincinnati, OH 45201 (513) 977-3035.
Scripps Howard Foundation
Award: Robert P. Scripps Graphic Arts Grants
Purpose: For students majoring in graphic arts
as applied to the newspaper industry,
who have the potential of becoming
administrators in newspaper
production.
Requirements: -- Must have a good scholastic
standing.-- Must have demonstrated interest
in field of communications. Evidence of
such work should be submitted with
scholarship application and letters of
recommendation. -- Must have financial
need as determined by the College
Scholarship Service and Scripps Howard
Foundation Scholarship Selection
Committee, plus a willingness to work to
pay part of the educational expenses.
-- Must be U.S. citizen or resident alien
or hold valid U.S. visa.
Application/contact: Materials: -- Letter
stating college major and career goal. --
Completed application (to be requested by
Dec. 20 and submitted by Feb. 25, to:
Scripps Howard Foundation, P.O. Box 5380,
Cincinnati, OH 45201 (513) 977-3035.
Eva Kagan-Kans Memorial Award
Award: Eva Kagan-Kans Memorial Award
For excellence in a graduate research paper in Women's Studies or in
any area of Soviet, Russian, and/or East European Studies reflecting
women's concerns.
The competition is dedicated to the memory of Eva Kagan-Kans
(1928-1988), first Dean of the Office for Women's Affairs and
Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures.
Guidelines:
Awards will be presented at 4:00 pm on March 27, 1996
in the IMU University Club.
Papers must be submitted no later than January 19, 1996 in
triplicate to:
Sponsored Research Services
OR
Award: Knight Foundation Grants for Journalism, Arts & Culture and
Education
Purpose: Support for projects that offer special
promise of advancing the quality and
effectiveness of a free press in America
and world-wide, the defense of First
Amendment rights, and education of
current or future journalists. Also
supports efforts to improve K-12
education in the geographic areas of
the communities in which the Knight-Ridder Co.
publishes newspapers -- specifically Fort Wayne and Gary,
in Indiana.
Sponsored Research Services
OR
Award: Marion Cabot Putnam Fellowship
Purpose: Research of professional women in field of infant
and child development. Women in field of psychoanalysis are eligible.
Sponsored Research Services
OR
Award: Peace Fellowship Program
Purpose: To support women scholars in projects
contributing to the peace movement or to peace studies.
Requirements: Candidate to be actively engaged in fostering
peaceful solutions among nations or groups.
Application plus three letters of recommendation required.
Broadcast Education Association
Or obtain application forms from Radio-TV 103, IUB.
Award: Broadcast Education Association Scholarships
Purpose: Scholarships given to undergrads/grad
students interested in teaching and
research related to electronic media
and telecommunications (radio,
television, common carrier, and multi-media).
Requirements: Applicants must be professors,
industry professionals or
graduate students.
Patricia M. Wysocki
Award: Newsletter Publishers Foundation Research Grants
Purpose: Research grant for original research in the
field of newsletter journalism.
Requirements: Must be faculty members and/or grad
students at a U.S. (or Canadian) journalism or
communication school.
American Psychiatric Association
Award: American Psychiatric Association Robert L. Robinson Awards
Purpose: Given to individuals/organizations
within electronic media who have
made outstanding contributions to
improving public understanding of
mental illness and psychiatric
treatment. Award categories can
include documentary, information, or
entertainment programming, news
and/or individuals responsible for
the programming.
Requirements: Contributions must include
producing and programming within the
calendar year preceding the entry
deadline.
James L. Tolley, President
Award: Institute for Public Relations Research and Education Grants
Purpose: Grants to help graduate students pay out-of-pocket
expenses incurred in connection with the preparation of a Master's
thesis or doctoral dissertation.
Requirements: -- Thesis or Dissertation must
develop or test theory in public relations
through any appropriate research method.
Application Materials:
Students must file an executive summary of
research findings with Institute, who will
disseminate the summaries through a monograph or
newsletter.
John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Award: MacArthur Foundation (John D. & Catherine T.) Research and
Writing Grants Program
Purpose: To support an open competition for
individuals who want to explore peace and
cooperation issues in the context of
economic, technological, ecological, and
political change. Grants provide up to 18
months of support.
Deadline: August 1 (for current year applications;
Feb. 1 for second and third-year
applications).
Cathi L. Eagan, Assistant Dean
Award: Graduate Science Research Dissertation Fellowships
The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) and The Merck Company Foundation
have established scholarship awards for outstanding AFRICAN AMERICAN
students pursuing students and careers in the field of biomedical
research.
At least 37 awards will be given this year -- 15 at the undergraduate
level, 12 at the graduate level, and 10 at the postdoctoral level.
The proposal also provides for INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT through grants
to the science departments of award recipients.
GRADUATE SCIENCE RESEARCH DISSERTATION
FELLOWSHIPS:
Each UNCF/Merck Graduate Science Research Fellow will be mentored by
a Merck scientist and will be expected to maintain regular contact
with his/her mentor. Each Fellow will present a progress report of
research work midway through the fellowship tenure.
Eligibility Criteria: African American; enrolled in a full-time
doctoral program majoring in a life or physical science; a third-or
fourth-year graduate student in the academic year 1996-97; a citizen
or permanent resident of the U.S.
American Foundation for Aging Research
Award: AFAR Fellowship Awards
Eligibility Requirements: Applicants in degree programs must be
undergraduate, graduate, or pre-doctoral students at colleges or
universities in the United States. No awards are made to those who
have already attained an M.D., Ph.D., D.D.S., D.V.M., etc.
Applicants must be actively involved or be planning active involvement
in a specific biomedical or biochemical research project in the field
of aging. The individuals most often chosen utilize modern and
innovative approaches and technologies.
Molecular and cellular biology, immunobiology, cancer, neurobiology,
biochemistry, and molecular biophysics are all approaches deemed of
interest to AFAR. Sociological, psychological, and health-
professional related (physical therapy, exercise physiology, etc.)
research is not being funded currently.
There are no deadlines for application submission. There are no set
number of fellowships awarded each year. The number of award made
depends on the number of qualified superior research applicants as
well as the amount of money available for Fellowship Awards.
Letters of reference from the research advisor and two other
instructors are required. Official transcripts are required. Costs
have forced AFAR to request a $3 processing fee for the pre-
application. There is no fee for submission of the full application.
All interested student research should write to us directly at AFAR
headquarters to receive application forms. Students should specify
year in school and type of research proposed in their application
requests.
AFAR is a national tax-exempt non-profit educational and scientific
charity not associated with North Carolina State University.
Indiana Library Federation
Award: Indiana Library Federation Graduate Scholarships
The purpose of the program is to give financial assistance upon the
availability of funding, in the form of scholarship grants, for
library science education to candidates who give sufficient evidence
of possessing exceptional talent for librarianship and who show
economic need. Scholarship may be used at any ALA-accredited graduate
library education program for the master's degree in library science
(MLS).
Requirements: A recipient must be a legal resident of Indiana; must
accept employment in an Indiana library within three months after
completing library education; and must continue to work in an Indiana
school, public, or university/college library for at least one year.
Metropolitan Museum of Art
ACTIVITIES SUPPORTED: Indiv or Advanced Study or Training
The internship is intended for disadvantaged, especially minority,
residents of New York. The internship is awarded to recent graduates
or graduate or undergraduate students in art history, arts
administration, conservation, or art education. Interns are assigned
to one or more museum departments, where they work on projects that
match their academic background, professional skills, and career
goals. This internship is funded in part by the Sally Van Lier Fund
at the New York Community Trust. Contact the Program Office for more
information. Interns will receive an $12,000 honorarium.
Rodney Goodwin, Ph.D.,
Award: National Pork Industry Foundation Fellowship
This Fellowship is available to graduate students researching pork as
a food. Both Masters and Ph.D. degree candidates are eligible.
Contact Rodney Goodwin or Pat Rigby at 515-223-2608 for additional
information.
Dr. Ilene D. Payne
Award: Dwight D. Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program
The objectives of the program are to attract the nation's brightest
minds to the field of transportation, to enhance the careers of
transportation professionals by encouraging them to seek advanced
degrees, and to retain top talent in the transportation community of
the United States. The program is intended to help upgrade the total
transportation community in the nation and encompasses all areas of
transportation.
The five fellowship awards are:
Eligibility Requirements: Applicants must be U.S. citizens.
Graduating seniors and Master's students must be students who wish to
obtain research-based graduate degrees and plan to enter the
transportation profession after completing their higher level
education. Baccalaureate students applying for a Master's, Ph.D. or
Sc.D. fellowship must be in their senior year of college. Master's
students applying for a Master's, Ph.D. or Sc.D. fellowship must be
in their final year of Master's study and/or research.
Criteria for Evaluation: Academic records, including class standing,
GPA, and transcripts. Transportation work experience, if any,
including employer's endorsement. Recommendations regarding the
applicant's qualifications.
Graduate Fellowships for Master's Candidates are awarded for 24 months
maximum, and the degree program must be completed within three years.
Graduate Fellowships for Ph.D. and Sc.D. candidates are awarded for
36 months maximum, and the degree must be completed within five years.
Karen Polonko, Ph.D.
Award: The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality: Student
Research Grants
Each year The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality awards
three grants of $750 each to students who are doing sexuality
research. The purpose of the research can be a masters thesis or
doctoral dissertation, but this is not a requirement. Applicants must
be enrolled in a degree-granting program.
SSSS is a 38 year old international professional membership
organization which is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge about
sexuality.
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Award: William A. Fischer Memorial Scholarship
This Award is presented by the American Society for Photogrammetry and
Remote Sensing, with funding provided by a grant from the
International Geographic Information Foundation, on behalf of
individual and corporate contributions to the Foundation in memory of
William A. Fischer, a pioneer in the use of remote sensing from space
for the study of the planet Earth. The purpose of the award is to
facilitate graduate level studies and career goals adjudged to address
new and innovative uses of remote sensing data/techniques that relate
to the natural, cultural, or agricultural resources of the Earth.
Eligibility: The award is restricted to members of ASPRS. It is
intended for a student who is currently pursuing graduate-level
studies or who plans to enroll for graduate studies in an accredited
college in the United States or elsewhere.
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Award: Ta Liang Memorial Award
This Award is presented by the American Society for Photogrammetry and
Remote Sensing, with funding provided by a grant from the
International Geographic Information Foundation, on behalf of
individual and corporate contributions to the Foundation in memory of
Ta Liang, a skilled civil engineer, an excellent teacher, and one of
the world's foremost air-photo interpreters. The purpose of the award
is to facilitate research-related travel by outstanding graduate
students in remote sensing. Such travel includes field
investigations, agency visits, participation in conferences, or any
travel that enhances or facilitates a graduate research program.
Eligibility: The award is restricted to student members of the
Society who are currently pursuing graduate level studies in an
accredited college or university.
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Award: Leica Inc. Photogrammetric Fellowship Awards
These Awards are presented by the American Society for Photogrammetry
and Remote Sensing, with funding provided by Leica Inc. Their purpose
is to encourage and assist qualified candidates to pursue education
in photogrammetry or surveying and promote the development of
photogrammetric science. Two Fellowships consist of a cash award of
$1000 each for both graduate and undergraduate studies in
photogrammetry at a school of the recipient's choice.
Eligibility: These fellowships are restricted to Student or Active
Members of the society who are American citizens. Applicants must be
pursuing undergraduate or graduate study in photogrammetry or
surveying.
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Award: EOSAT Award for Application of Digital Landsat TM Data
This Award is presented by the American Society for Photogrammetry and
Remote Sensing, with funding provided by the Earth Observation
Satellite Company (EOSAT). The purpose is to support remote sensing
education and stimulate the development of applications of digital
Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) data through the granting of digital
Landsat data for applied research by undergraduate or graduate
students.
Eligibility: Any student at undergraduate or graduate level who is
enrolled full-time at an accredited college or university with image
processing facilities appropriate for the conduct of the proposed work
may submit a proposal for this award. Applicants must be a member of
the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing.
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Award: Robert E. Altenhofen Memorial Scholarship
The Award is administered by the International Geographic Information
Foundation from funds provided by the estate of Mrs. Helen Altenhofen
as a memorial to her husband Robert E. Altenhofen. A past president
of ASPRS, Mr. Robert Altenhofen was an outstanding practitioner of
photogrammetry and made notable contributions to the mathematical
aspects of the science. The purpose of the award is to encourage and
commend college students who display exceptional interest and ability
in the theoretical aspects of photogrammetry.
Eligibility: The award will be made to an undergraduate or graduate
student, in an accredited college or university, who is either a
Student Member or Active Member of the American Society for
Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing.
Office of International Programs
International Enhancement Grants
Franklin Hall 311
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-7557
Fax: 812-855-6452
Internet: scarty@indiana.edu
Amount: $2,000
Deadline: February 12, 1996
Apr. 15, 1996 for Fall 1996
Office of International Programs
Pre-Dissertation Travel Grant Program
Franklin Hall 311
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-7557
Fax: 812-855-6452
Internet: scarty@indiana.edu
(Co-sponsored with R&UGS)
Amount: $1,000 stipend + round-trip economy
airfare from Indy to work location
Office of International Programs
Professional Development Grants
Franklin Hall 311
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-7557
Fax: 812-855-6452
Internet: scarty@indiana.edu
Amount: Round trip airfare, monthly living stipend, insurance and
book/travel allowance.
Deadline: February 2, 1996
Office of International Programs
International Internship Program
Franklin Hall 311
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-7557
Fax: 812-855-6452
Internet: scarty@indiana.edu
Amount: $1,000/mo. for 10 weeks (total $2500).
Interns will be expected to make their own transportation arrangements
and to provide any necessary supplemental funds. Candidates who do
not complete a fill ten-week internship must repay a pro-rated portion
of the grant.
Deadline: February 26, 1996
Division of International Programs
U.S.-Korea Program
4201 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22230
E-mail: nsfkinfo@nsf.gov
Web Site: http://www.nsf.gov/
Indiv or Advanced Study or Training
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND REQUIRED: Graduate Students
CITIZENSHIP: U.S. Citizens
Permanent U.S. Residents
DEADLINES ANNOUNCED: 02/05/96
Co-Director
American Research Institute in Turkey
Bosporus University Summer Turkish Language Program
University Museum
33rd & Spruce Sts.
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6324
Tel: (314) 935-4446 or (215) 898-3474
Amount: Tuition; travel to and from Turkey and within Turkey;
maintenance stipend.
Deadline: February 15, 1996
EASC Graduate Fellowship Programs: Title VI Foreign Language And Area
Studies Fellowships
Memorial Hall West 207
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-3765
Fax: (812) 855-7762
Internet: EASC@UCS.INDIANA.EDU
Amount: $8,000 + fee remission
Purpose: For students in any I.U. department who specialize in East
Asian studies or languages.
Deadline: February 15, 1996
EASC Graduate Fellowship Programs: Title IX National Needs
Fellowships for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
Memorial Hall West 207
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-3765
Fax: (812) 855-7762
Internet: EASC@UCS.INDIANA.EDU
Amount: $10,000-$14,000 + fee remission
Deadline: February 15, 1996
EASC Graduate Fellowship Programs: The SOFOKS Graduate Fellowship in
Korean Language and Culture
Memorial Hall West 207
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-3765
Fax: (812) 855-7762
Internet: EASC@UCS.INDIANA.EDU
Amount: $8,000 + (usually) a fee remission
Deadline: February 15, 1996
Dept. of West European Studies
Graduate Fellowships for Study of Foreign Languages
Ballantine Hall 542
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: 812-855-3280
Amount: $8,000 plus fee remission (academic year 96-97)
Deadline: February 15
Dept. of West European Studies
French-American Foundation 1996 Bicentennial Fellowships
Ballantine Hall 542
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: 812-855-3280
Amount: $1,750 per month for 10 months + $500 travel
reimbursement.
Deadline: February 1, 1996
John F. Kennedy Library Foundation
Fellowships
Columbia Point
Boston, MA 02125
Tel: (617) 929-4500
Fax: (617) 929-4599
Amount: $500 - $1,500
Deadline: February 15
United Methodist Communications
The Stoody-West Fellowship
Public Media Division
PO Box 320
Nashville, TN 37202-0320
Tel: (615) 742-5400
Amount: $6,000
Deadline: February 15, 1996
USA Today Library
USA TODAY Vormelker-Thomas Student Award
1000 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22229
Amount: $1,500
Deadline: February 15, 1996
Ellen B. Scripps Fellowships
P.O. Box 5380
Cincinnati, OH 45201
Tel: (513) 977-3035
Amount: Up to $3,000
Deadline: February 25
Robert P. Scripps Graphic Arts Grants
P.O. Box 5380
Cincinnati, OH 45201
Tel: (513) 977-3035
Amount: $500 - $3,000
Deadline: February 25
Office for Women's Affairs
Memorial Hall East 123
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-3849
Amount: A cash stipend accompanies the Eva Kagan-Kans Memorial Award.
The First Place paper will receive $250, and the Second Place
paper $150.
Deadline: January 19, 1996
1. The writer must have been enrolled as a graduate student at
Indiana University, Bloomington, when the paper was written.
2. The text of the paper must be no less than 10 nor more than
25 pages.
3. The paper must be submitted in triplicate.
4. The papers must be clean copies (may be photocopies), typed,
double-spaced, with no comments. The author's name should
be omitted from all pages, including the title page.
5. A cover sheet must be included with the student's name,
social security number, paper title, home address, telephone
number, school, department and major.
6. For return of submissions, entries must be accompanied by a
self-addressed, stamped (if U.S. Mail) manila envelope.
Papers may be returned by Campus Mail, if appropriate.
7. Each student may submit only one paper annually. Papers
cannot be submitted simultaneously to other IU paper
competitions. Holders of the Daniel Armstrong or Gladys
Epstein Sperber Awards, and previous recipients of this
award, are ineligible to compete.
8. Winning papers will be kept on permanent file in the Office
for Women's Affairs.
Office for Women's Affairs
Memorial Hall East 123
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
(812) 855-3849
Bryan Hall 001
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-0516
Internet: RESDEV@indiana.edu
Knight Foundation
One Biscayne Tower, Suite 3800
2 S. Biscayne Blvd.
Miami, FL 33131-1803
Phone: 305-539-0009
Deadline: January 1
Bryan Hall 001
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-0516
Internet: RESDEV@indiana.edu
Mary Ingraham Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College
Deadline: January 15
Amount: $33,000 for one year appt. (9-15/95-8/15/96)
Bryan Hall 001
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Tel: (812) 855-0516
Internet: RESDEV@indiana.edu
Mary Ingraham Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College
Amount: $30,000 for one-year appt. (8/15/95- 8/15/96)
1771 N Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036-2891
Tel: 202-429-5354
Amount: Up to $3,000
Deadline: January 16, 1995
Executive Director
Newsletter Publishers Foundation
1401 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 207
Arlington, VA 22209
Phone: 703-527-2333
Deadline: January 31, 1996
Amount: $2,500
1400 K St., NW
Washington, DC 20005
Amount: $500 (radio); $500 (television). If only one award is given
in a year, the awardee receives $1,000.
Deadline: Last week of January.
The Institute for Public Relations Research and Education
3800 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite N
Sarasota, FL 34239-6913
Phone: (813) 955-5577
Amount: $5,000 - 1,000
Deadline: February 1
Research and Writing Grants Program
140 S. Dearborn St., Suite 700
Chicago, IL 60603
Tel: (312) 726-8000
Amount: $10-65,000 for individual application & up
to $100,000 for a two-person project.
Deadline: February 1
Research & the University Graduate School
803 E. 8th
Indiana University
Tel: 812-855-4003
Internet: eagan@indiana.edu
Amount: Up to a maximum of $40,000
Deadline: February 26, 1996
At least 12 dissertation fellowships will be awarded in 1996. Each
award
provides up to a maximum of $40,000, which includes a stipend of up
to
$25,000 for the award recipient and a grant of up to $15,000 to the
department of the award recipient to support the research work of the
recipient. The fellowship stipend is intended to cover from 12-24
months
of fellowship tenure, i.e., from about the fourth year of graduate
studies through the end of the fifth year.
North Carolina State University
Biochemistry Dept.
123 Polk Hall
Raleigh, NC 27695-7622
Tel: 919-515-5679
No deadline
6408 Carrollton Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Amount: Varies based on economic need and academic record. Applicant
is eligible for a scholarship of $500 during the degree program, given
in two or more segments upon additional request.
Deadline: Feb. 1
Internships
Nine-Month Internships for Disadvantaged Students
1000 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10028-0198
Phone: (212) 570-3710
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND REQUIRED: Graduate Students
CITIZENSHIP: U.S. Citizens
RESTRICTIONS: Member of Minority Group
DEADLINES ANNOUNCED: 02/03/96
Director, Research Projects
National Pork Producers Council
P.O. Box 10383
Des Moines, IA 50306
Tel: 515-223-2600
Fax: 515-223-2646
Amount: $5,000
Deadline: Jan. 19, 1996
Director, Universities & Grants Programs
National Highway Institute, HHI-20
901 North Stuart Street, Suite 300
Arlington, VA 22203
Tel: 703-235-0538
Fax: 703-235-0593
Amount: Master's: $1,400 monthly. Ph.D./Sc.D.: $1,600/mo. Up to
$10,000 in tuition and fees per year will be covered. In addition,
Masters, Ph.D. and Sc.D. fellows will be allowed a one-time
expenditure of up to $1000 for travel to an Annual Meeting of the
Transportation Research Board to present the findings of their
research. Please be advised that the stipend portion of the
fellowship will be taxable.
Deadline: February 15, 1996
The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality
P.O. Box 208
Mount Vernon, IA 52314-0208
Amount: $750
Deadline: February 1, 1996; September 1, 1996
ASPRS Awards Program
William A. Fischer Memorial Scholarship
5410 Grosvenor Lane, Suite 210
Bethesda, MD 20814-2160
Tel: 301-493-0290
Fax: 301-493-0208
E-mail: scholarships@asprs.org or fellowships@asprs.org
Amount: $2,000
Deadline: January 5, 1996
ASPRS Awards Program
Ta Liang Memoral Award
5410 Grosvenor Lane, Suite 210
Bethesda, MD 20814-2160
Tel: 301-493-0290
Fax: 301-493-0208
E-mail: scholarships@asprs.org or fellowships@asprs.org
Amount: $500
Deadline: January 5, 1996
ASPRS Awards Program
Leica Inc. Photogrammetric Fellowship Awards
5410 Grosvenor Lane, Suite 210
Bethesda, MD 20814-2160
Tel: 301-493-0290
Fax: 301-493-0208
E-mail: scholarships@asprs.org or fellowships@asprs.org
Amount: $1,000
Deadline: January 5, 1996
ASPRS Awards Program
EOSAT Award for Application of Digital Landsat TM Data
5410 Grosvenor Lane, Suite 210
Bethesda, MD 20814-2160
Tel: 301-493-0290
Fax: 301-493-0208
E-mail: scholarships@asprs.org or fellowships@asprs.org
Amount: $4,000
Deadline: January 5, 1996
ASPRS Awards Program
Robert E. Altenhofen Memorial Scholarship
5410 Grosvenor Lane, Suite 210
Bethesda, MD 20814-2160
Tel: 301-493-0290
Fax: 301-493-0208
E-mail: scholarships@asprs.org or fellowships@asprs.org
Amount: $1000
Deadline: January 5, 1996