A fellowship is a short term, paid opportunity that provides financial support for students to use for a variety of activities, including academic study, research, and/or professional development. Fellowships are typically merit-based and competitive and may include working responsibilities. However, the academic fellowships supported by the Graduate School are considered "non-service" meaning there is no additional work involved, and students are expected to use the fellowship to focus on their academic studies while relieving some of the financial burden associated with their academic studies.
Note to Applicants: Please make sure to contact your recommenders before submitting your fellowship application. Recommenders will have one week past the stated application deadline to submit a recommendation on your behalf. Any applications left with an unsubmitted recommendation after this date will not be considered for funding.
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