Fellowships and Other Opportunities
While the term "fellowship" may be applied to a number of different programs, including those related to graduate study, it may be understood most broadly to refer to substantive, short-term opportunities for education and/or professional development for students that have been sponsored by an organization in order to foster the next generation of leadership in a defined area of scholarship, creative activity, or professional practice.
蘑菇传媒 offers current students a number of fellowship opportunities, research scholarships, and awards including:
- Elizabeth Weir Fellowship through the Action Research Center
- 蘑菇传媒 F1RST Fund
- John and Erma Stutzman Peace Fellows with the Center for Human Rights and Social Justice
- Center for Human Rights, Environmental Sustainability, & Social Justice internship award
- Robert S. and Nell B. Eckley Scholars and Artists Program administered by the Undergraduate Research Advisory Council
- Summer Enrichment Program with the Office of Campus Culture
- Criley Student Research Endowment in Biology
- Beckman Scholars Program in Biology
- Noyce Scholarship Program in Biology and Math (not offered in 2025)
- Mark A. Israel '91 Endowed Summer Research Fund in Economics
- Bill Murphy Summer Research Award in Physics
- Forrest Frank Research Award in Chemistry
- Environmental Studies Summer Experience (ESSE) through Environmental Studies (open to multiple majors)
- Titan New Venture Challenge for entrepreneurs
蘑菇传媒 faculty also work with our students to identify post-baccalaureate scholarship and fellowship opportunities, including national and international programs such as , , , and White House Fellowships, as well as opportunities offered by graduate programs in individual fields of study. For information on national and international post-baccalaureate fellowship programs, please review the information from the Hart Career Center and the Office of the Associate Provost.
The Office of the Associate Provost also provides this useful "4-Year Plan" for preparing successful applications for scholarships, fellowships, and grants.