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UNDERGRADUATES ONLY
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UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS
AAAS Mass Media Science and Engineering Fellows Program – Jan. 15
AT&T Fellowship – Jan. 31
AT&T Internship – Jan. 15
Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship – Jan. 17
DAAD- deadlines vary with program; Nov. 1 (German studies, Artists); Nov. 15 (Research, Study); Dec. 15 (Summer, Language); Jan. 31 (UG, RISE, RISE Professional); Feb. 15 (Study/Intern.); May 1 (German studies); May 15 (Research)
DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship - Jan. 10
DOE Office of Science Graduate Fellowship – Jan. 3
DOE NNSA SSGF (Krell) - Jan. 18
EPA STAR – due Nov. 8
Explorers Club – Nov. 15
Ford Fellowship - Nov. 17
Hertz Graduate Fellowship- Oct. 31
Institute for Humane Studies – Dec. 31
NASA Aeronautics Scholarship Program – Jan. 17
NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program - discontinued 2012, except for 2010, 2010 recipients
NASA Space Technology Research Fellowship – Jan. 11
National Defense Science and Engineering - Dec. 16
National Physical Science Consortium – Nov. 30
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program - Nov. 14-18
Ohio Space Grant Consortium Education Scholarship Program – Oct. 15
Sigma Xi GIAR – Oct. 15, Mar. 15
SMART – Dec. 15
Whitaker International Award for Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers Fellows – Jan. 23
Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship - Jan. 10

GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY
American Antiquarian Society – Jan. 15
American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education - Sept. 5
AAUW- Nov. 15 (Domestic applicants); Dec. 1 (Int'l applicants)
American Educational Research Association Dissertation Grants - 3 times a year, next deadline Dec. 9
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Fellowships – Jan. 31
American Philosophical Society- Lewis & Clark Fund for Exploration & Field Research – Feb. 1
AMS Graduate Fellowship– Feb. 10
Dissertation in East European Studies - Nov. 9
Link Foundation Energy Fellowship – Dec. 1
Melon/ACLS Dissertation Complete Fellowship - Nov. 9
Microsoft Research Graduate Women's Scholarships  - Oct. 6
Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship – Oct. 6
National Academy of Education/Spencer Dissertation Fellowships – Oct. 3
Ohio Space Grant Consortium Graduate Fellowship Program – Feb. 1
Presidential Management Fellow – Sept. 25
Social Science Research Council – Sept. 30
Summer Fellowship of the Electrochemical Society – Jan. 15

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS
California Science+Technology+Policy Fellowships - Feb. 29
Columbia University, Society of Fellowship in the Humanities - Oct. 3
DOD FY11 Peer Reviewed Cancer Visionary Postdoctoral Fellowship - Nov. 22
L'oreal USA Fellowships for Women in Science – Dec. 15
National Research Council Research Associateship Program - Nov. 1, Feb. 1, May 1, Aug. 1
NSF Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellowships - Oct. 12
NSF Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellowships - Feb. 2
NSF Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellowships - Oct. 19
NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Biology - Oct. 11
Society of Fellows - Oct. 3
Whitaker International Award for Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers Scholars – Jan. 23

For more info, see program descriptions below.

AAAS Mass Media Science and Engineering Fellows Program– Jan. 15
Summer internship for seniors, graduate students or graduates in science, math, and engineering interested in working as reports, researchers and production assistants in mass media organizations;  $450/week for 10 weeks. Undergraduate students contact ONCA. Graduate students contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

AERA Dissertation Grants - 3 times a year, next deadline Dec. 9
Doctoral students at the dissertation writing stage; must use data from large scale, national and international data sets for education research; open to a variety of disciplines including education, sociology, economics, psychology, demography, statistics and psychometrics; $20,000. Contact: Roxanne Male'-Brune

American Antiquarian Society – Jan. 15
Contact: Roxanne Male'-Brune

Joyce Tracy Fellowship
For doctoral students conducting research on newspapers or magazines or projects using these resources as primary documentation. One month duration; $1850 per month or $1350 per month including housing; http://www.americanantiquarian.org/tracy.htm

Peterson Fellowship: : Jan. 15, 2012
Awarded to individuals engaged in scholarly research and writing - - including doctoral dissertations - - in any field of American history and culture through 1876. One, two of three months; $1850 per month or $1350 per month including housing; http://www.americanantiquarian.org/peterson.htm

Reese Fellowship: Jan. 15, 2012
Supports research in American bibliography and projects in the history of the book in America. One month duration; $1850 per month or $1350 per month including housing; http://www.americanantiquarian.org/reese.htm

Stephen Botein Fellowship: Jan. 15, 2012
Research in the history of the book in American culture. One month duration; $1850 per month or $1350 per month including housing; http://www.americanantiquarian.org/botein.htm

American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education - Sept. 5
Doctoral students who have completed a dissertation between Dec. 2009 and Aug 1, 2011; either (1) dissertation must focus on Hispanics in higher education or (2) Hispanic doctoral student with dissertation in the social sciences (e.g., education, linguistics, psychology, statistics, testing); 3 awards: 1st ($5,000); 2nd ($2,000) and 3rd ($1,000). Contact: Roxanne Male'-Brune

AAUW Educational Foundation American Fellowships – Nov. 15
Female doctoral students in any area of study. Must have completed all coursework, passed all prelim exams and had the dissertation project approved by Nov. 15, 2011; degree completed between April 1 2013 and June 30 2013; and  degree conferral between April 1 and Sept. 15 2013; STEM and gender issues are especially encouraged; must have commitment to helping women/girls; US citizen, permanent resident; $20,000.Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune
Proposal Prep Workshop: Sept 7 at 12 noon and 3 pm (repeat session); 301U Alden Library

AAUW International – Dec. 1
Female graduate (master's and doctoral) students in any area of study. STEM and gender issues are especially encouraged; must have commitment to helping women/girls; international citizen; $18,000-20,000. Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune
Proposal Prep Workshop: Sept 7 at 12 noon and 3 pm (repeat session); 301U Alden Library

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Fellowships – Jan. 31
For graduate students pursuing research in any of the AIAA technical areas, including:  propellants and combustion; guidance, navigation and control; air breathing propulsion; general aviation systems; any nationality; $5,000 and $10,000. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Scholarships – Jan. 31
For undergraduates (completed at least 1 academic quarter) pursuing a degree related to AIAA interests; any nationality; $2,000-2,500; GPA at least 3.3. Undergraduate students contact ONCA.
 

AMS Minority Scholarships – Feb. 10
For minority students entering freshman year next fall pursuing a career in atmospheric and related oceanic or hydrologic sciences; US citizen or permanent resident; $3,000 per year for 2 years.

AMS Freshman Undergraduate Scholarship– Feb. 10
For students entering freshman year next fall pursuing a career in atmospheric and related sciences; US citizen or permanent resident; $2,500 per year for 2 years.  

AMS Graduate Fellowship– Feb. 10
For students entering graduate school next fall pursuing a career in atmospheric and related sciences; US citizen or permanent resident; $24,000.

AMS Named Scholarship– Feb. 10
For students entering senior (final) year next fall pursuing a career in atmospheric and related oceanic or hydrologic sciences; US citizen or permanent resident. Range:  $2,000-5,000.

AT&T Fellowship – Jan. 31
For under-represented minority and women seniors or 1^st or 2^nd year graduate students planning to pursue/pursuing doctoral studies in computer science, math, statistics, electrical engineering, operations research, systems engineering, industrial engineering or related fields related to computing or communications; one summer internship at AT&T required; US citizen or permanent resident; GRE required. Undergraduate students contact ONCA. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

AT&T Internship – Jan. 15
Summer internships for graduate students and exceptional advanced undergraduate students, at AT&T Research Labs; major field must be in computer science, math, statistics, electrical engineering, operations research, systems engineering, industrial engineering or related fields; 10 weeks; must have a US SS number (US citizenship or residency is NOT a requirement). Undergraduate students contact ONCA. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship – Jan. 17
For those with a bachelor degree interested in gaining practical experience fighting hunger and poverty through placements in community-based organizations across the country and policy experience through placements in Washington DC.; $16,00 living allowance, health insurance, housing during field placement; $3500 end of service award; $4,000 housing subsidy in DC. Contact: Cary Frith or  Roxanne Male'-Brune

California Science+Technology+Policy Fellowships - Feb. 29
One-year appointment in the California State Legislature for scientists with a PhD or equivalent or engineers with a MS plus 3 years of post-degree experience interested in the interface of public policy and science; US citizen or suitable immigration status for non-residents.

Columbia University, Society of Fellowship in the Humanities - Oct. 3
Postdoctoral opportunities at Columbia University for doctoral students who have completed a PhD in the humanities or social sciences between 1 Jan 2010 and 1 July 2012. One year, renewable fellowship: $59,000; medical benefits and subsidized housing; $5,000 research allowance.

DAAD-AICGS Research– Aug. 31, 2011; Feb. 29
Doctoral students or those with a PhD interested in a 2 month research internship at AICGS in Washington DC related to business, economics, foreign and domestic policy or German society, culture and politics; US or German citizen; no German language skills required.Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-EMGIP – Sept. 15, 2011
Advanced UG or master's student in political science, international law, history, economics or German studies; 2 month internship with German parliament; US citizen or international citizen attending a US university; must be fluent in German with knowledge of German legislative process. Undergraduate students contact Cary Frith. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-German Studies – Nov. 1; May 1
UG and G in the humanities and social sciences; 1-2 month research in Germany of German culture, politics, history, economics, or social aspects of modern German affairs; must be nominated by department; US citizen; 2years of College German and 3 courses in German studies required. Undergraduate students contact Cary Frith. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-Intensive Language Course Grant – Dec. 15
Graduate students; all disciplines except German Studies; 8 week intensive language course in Germany; US citizen or international students who have been at a US university for more than 1 year; 3 semesters of college German or equivalent proficiency required. Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-internXchange – Jan. 31
Primarily for UG but G allowed; Journalism or related field; 6 week study of German politics, society and culture, followed by 5 week internship with German newspaper, magazine, TV or radio station or PR agency; advanced intermediate German  and demonstrated interest in Germany and German affairs required. Undergraduate students contact Cary Frith. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-Leo Baeck Instit. – Nov. 1
Doctoral student or those with a PhD interested in conducting research at the Leo Baeck Institute in NY or Germany on social, communal, intellectual history of German-speaking Jews; US citizen. Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-Research Grant – Nov. 15, May 15
Senior, graduate student (doctoral preferred), or postdoc; 1-10 month study abroad in German (longer if completing a PhD); US citizen or international students who have been at a US university for more than 2 years; good command of German required for those in the arts, humanities or social sciences. Undergraduate students contact Cary Frith. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-Study Scholarship – Nov. 15
Senior, graduate student or recent graduate; all disciplines; 10 month independent study or complete a master's in Germany; US citizen or international students who have been at a US university for more than 2 years; good command of German required for those in the arts, humanities or social sciences. Undergraduate students contact Cary Frith. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-Study Scholarship Artists/Musicians – Nov. 1
Seniors, graduate students, recent graduates, and postdocs in fine arts, architecture, music and dance; 10 month study abroad in Germany; US citizen or international students who have been at a US university for more than 2 years; Good command of German required. Undergraduate students contact Cary Frith. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-University Summer Course Grant – Dec. 15
Sophomore, juniors, seniors and graduate students; all disciplines; 3-4 week summer language courses in Germany focused on German literature, culture, politics and economics; US citizen or international students who have been at a US university for more than 1 year; 4 semesters of college German or equivalent proficiency required. Undergraduate students contact Cary Frith. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DAAD-RISE Professional – Jan. 31
Seniors or master's or doctoral students; STEM fields; 6 week – 6 month internship with German company; language requirement depends on the company. Undergraduate students contact Cary Frith. Graduate student contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

Dissertation in East European Studies - Nov. 9
For graduate students conducting field work or archival investigations in Eastern Europe or writing the dissertation; US citizen or permanent resident; $18,000. Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

DOD FY11 Peer Reviewed Cancer Visionary Postdoctoral Fellowship - Nov. 22
For recent medical or doctoral graduates in pursuit of cutting-edge, innovative, high risk/high impact cancer research.  

DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship - Jan. 10
Seniors and 1^st and 2^nd year doctoral students in engineering or physical, computer, mathematical or life sciences; research should focus on use of computing and mathematical methods; US citizens and permanent residents; $36,000 (stipend); support up to 4 years; must participate in 12-week practicum at one of 17 DOE national labs. Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune
Note, student must take GRE by mid Nov. preceding the date of application.

DOE Office of Science Graduate Fellowship – Jan. 3
Seniors, 1^st or 2^nd year graduate student pursuing graduate training in fundamental research in areas of physics, biology, chemistry, mathematics, engineering, computer and computational sciences, and environmental sciences relevant to the Office of Science; US citizen; $35,000 and tuition for 3 years.

DOE NNSA SSGF (Krell) - Jan. 18
Seniors and 1^st and 2^nd year doctoral students in high energy density physics, nuclear science, or properties of materials under extreme condition and hydrodynamics; US citizens and permanent residents; $36,000 (stipend); support up to 4 years; must participate in 12-week practicum at Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos or Sandia. Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune
Note, student must take GRE by mid Nov. preceding the date of application.

EPA STAR – due Nov. 8
For students planning to pursue or pursuing a master's or doctoral studies in any area related to EPA's mission; US citizen or permanent resident; $42,000 per year including $25,000 (stipend); 2 years (Master's); 3 years (doctoral). Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

"/> Ford Foundation Predoctoral/Dissertation Fellowships– Nov. 17
Seniors and doctor students pursuing a research-based PhD or ScD; practice-oriented programs are not eligible; US Citizen; must be committed to a career in teaching and research at the college or university level; must demonstrate capacity to respond in a pedagogically productive way to the learning needs of students from diverse backgrounds; under-represented minorities are encouraged to apply. Undergraduate students contact ONCA. Graduate student contact: Roxanne Male'-Brune
 

Institute for Humane Studies – Dec. 31
For graduate students and exceptional juniors and seniors embarking on liberty-advancing careers in ideas, e.g. economics, philosophy, political sciences, history and sociology; range from $2,000-$15,000. Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

Link Foundation Energy Fellowship – Dec. 1 (clarification: applications postmarked by Dec. 1)
For doctoral students working on innovative solutions for societal energy supply and utilization issues; $21,500 (stipend) plus $2,500 (research supplies) and $1,000 (travel); 2 years. Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

L'oreal USA Fellowships for Women in Science – Dec. 15
Five postdoctoral fellowships for women in a variety of fields, including the life and physical/material sciences, technology (including computer science), engineering and mathematics; $60,000.

Melon/ACLS Dissertation Complete Fellowship - Nov. 9
For doctoral students in the humanities and related social sciences in the last year of dissertation writing; $25,000 plus $3,000 (research costs) and $5,000 (university fees).  Contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

Microsoft Research Graduate Women's Scholarships  - Oct. 6
For 1^st year women in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or Math; students must be nominated by their department chair; 3 applicants per department; $15,000 plus $2,000 conference attendance.

Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship – Oct. 6
For 2^nd or 3rd doctoral students in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or Math; students must be nominated by their department chair; 3 applicants per department; $28,000 plus tuition and fees for 2 years. Contact: Roxanne Male'-Brune

National Academy of Education/Spencer Dissertation Fellowships – Oct. 3
For doctoral student completing the final analysis of the research topic and dissertation; $25,000.

NASA Aeronautics Scholarship Program – Jan. 17
For juniors, senior or graduate students pursuing a master's or PhD who will not receive their degree until after Spring 2014; research must have focus on aeronautics-related research; US citizen or national; graduate:  $35,000; two summer internship opportunities at a NASA research center; undergraduate:  $15,000; one summer internship opportunity. Undergraduate students contact ONCA. Graduate students contact:  Roxanne Male'-Brune

NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program - discontinued 2012 except for 2010 and 2011 recipients
Senior and graduate students pursuing a master's or PhD in science, math or engineering related to NASA research and development, including STEM educators/administrators; requires 10-wk internship at NASA; US citizen; $30,000 (stipend plus travel and health insurance) plus $3,000 (faulty mentor allowance). Contact: Roxanne Male'-Brune

NASA Space Technology Research Fellowship – Jan. 11
For seniors and 1^st or 2^nd year graduate students pursuing or planning to pursue a master's or doctoral degree in a relevant space technology discipline; $36,000 (stipend) plus other expenses; 10-week onsite NASA experience; US citizen or permanent resident.

National Defense Science and Engineering - Dec. 16
Graduating seniors and 1st and 2nd year graduate students in STEM fields related to Dept. of Defense interests; US citizen; GRE Score required; $30,500/year. Contact: Roxanne Male'-Brune

National Physical Science Consortium – Nov. 30
For senior and 1^st and 2^nd year graduate students (traditional program) or graduate students in the year prior to beginning their dissertation research program (dissertation support program) interested in pursuing research at an NPSC member institution (Lawrence Livermore; NSA; Sandia); US citizen; up to 6 years (traditional) or 4 years (dissertation); recipients must complete one or two summer internships at the sponsoring NPSC member institution.

National Research Council Research Associateship Program - Nov. 1, Feb. 1, May 1, Aug. 1
Postdoctoral researchers interested in working at a federal laboratory; citizenship requirements vary by national laboratory. Note: some labs have limited submission dates.

NSF Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellowships - Oct. 12
Recent doctoral students; observational, instrumental, theoretical, laboratory or archival data research; US citizens of permanent residents.

NSF Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellowships - Feb. 02
For graduate students or doctoral graduates no more than 3 years past degree conferral; US citizens of permanent residents.

NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program – Nov. 14-18
Senior and 1^st and 2^nd year graduate students in any fields supported by NSF; US citizen or permanent resident; up to 3 years of funding for graduate school; $30,000 (stipend); $10,500 (cost of education allowance). Contact: Roxanne Male'-Brune

NSF Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellowships - Oct. 19
For graduate students or doctoral graduates no more than 2 years past degree conferral; US citizens of permanent residents.

NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Biology - Oct. 11
For graduating doctoral students or 1st year postdocs; US citizens or permanent residents.  

Ohio Space Grant Consortium Education Scholarship Program – Oct. 15
Undergraduate or graduate students pursuing certification and licensure in science or math; recipients must plan and conduct an educational project/activity incorporating NASA educational materials into a lesson, series of lessons or activity; US citizen; $1750 plus $200 for educational supplies. Undergraduate students contact: ONCA; Graduate students contact: Roxanne Male'-Brune