For application assistance, please contact Honors Program Director Dr. Kristi Bockorny.

Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship

• Summary: Scholarship covering tuition and expenses
• Funding: Up to $7,500
• Academic Level: Undergraduate sophomore or junior
• Topic Areas: Math, science, engineering
• Application: Institutional nomination and online application
• Deadline: January
• Eligibility: Must be in the top fourth of class, average GPA must meet requirements
• goldwater.scholarsapply.org

Boren Scholarship

• Summary: Study abroad in underrepresented areas
• Funding Offered: Up to $20,000
• Academic Level: Undergraduate
• Topic Areas: Africa, Asia, Central/ Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East
• Application: Online
• Deadline: February
• Eligibility: U.S. undergraduate student
• borenawards.org

Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellows Program

• Summary: One yearlong research fellowship for Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• Academic Level: College senior/graduate
• Topic Areas: Arts and humanities, engineering, science, social science
• Application: School nominating official
• Deadline: See website
• Eligibility: A college senior or graduate student who has not yet begun graduate studies
• carnegieendowment.org

Freeman Foundation Fellowship

• Summary: Study abroad
• Funding Offered: Varies; $3,000, $5,000, $7,000
• Academic Level: Undergraduate
• Topic Areas: East/ Southeast Asia
• Application: Online
• Deadline: See website
• Eligibility: Min. 2.8 GPA, accepted to a study abroad program, has a filed FAFSA, and is in need of financial assistance
• iie.org

Fulbright Scholarship

• Summary: Study/research/teach abroad
• Funding Offered: Multiple grants
• Academic Level: College seniors, graduate students, young professionals, and artists
• Topic Areas: Study/research, English teaching assistantship (ETA), or travel-only grants
• Application Method: Online; application varies upon location
• Deadline: See website
• Eligibility: Cannot be relative of a U.S. State Department employee, must have a bachelor's degree at time of trip, and must be proficient in destined country's language
• cies.org

George M. Mitchell Scholarship

• Summary: One year study abroad
• Funding Offered: Tuition, accommodations, living expense and travel stipends
• Academic Level: Postgraduate
• Topic Areas: Ireland
• Application: Online
• Deadline: See website
• Eligibility: Must be between 18-30 years of age
• us-irelandalliance.org

Gilman Scholarship

• Summary: Study abroad; support is need-based
• Funding Offered: 2,300 awards of $5,000
• Academic Level: Undergraduate
• Topic Areas: Locations outside of Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand
• Application: Online
• Deadline: See website
• Eligibility: Must be receiving a federal Pell grant, is applying/accepted in a study abroad program, is studying abroad for at least 4 weeks and in a country not on the Travel Warning List.
• iie.org

Hertz Foundation Fellowship

• Summary: Merit-based fellowship
• Funding Offered: $30,000
• Academic Level: Graduate
• Topic Areas: Physical, biological, or engineering sciences
• Application: Online
• Deadline: See website
• Eligibility: Must be a first-year graduate student in the above topic areas and be attending a Hertz tenable school.

• hertzfoundation.org

Hollings Scholarship

• Summary: Academic assistance with internship
• Funding Offered: Up to $8,000 in academic assistance; $650/week paid internship for NOAA
• Academic Level: Undergraduate (at least sophomore)
• Topic Areas: Oceanic and atmospheric science, research technology, education
• Application: Online
• Deadline: Early January
• Eligibility: Enrolled in at least second-year level at a four-year institution, 3.0 GPA, have a declared degree in either oceanic, environmental, biological, or atmospheric sciences, mathematics, engineering, remote sensing technology, geography, physics, hydrology, geomatics, or education.
• www.noaa.gov/office-education/hollings-scholarship

Jacob K. Javits Fellowship

• Summary: Fellowships to study at doctorate or master's level
• Funding Offered: Up to the lesser of 48 months or degree completion. Institutional payment (in lieu of all tuition and fees) and a stipend (based on the fellow's financial need as determined by the measurements of the Federal Student Assistance Processing System)
• Academic Level: Graduate/doctoral
• Topic Areas: Humanities (60%), arts (20%), and social sciences (20%)
• Application: Available online every August
• Deadline: September
• Eligibility: Anyone entering or in the process of their first year in the highest level of study for their field 
• www2.ed.gov/programs/jacobjavits

James Madison Memorial Fellowship

• Summary: Fellowship for teachers of the American Constitution to complete graduate study
• Funding Offered: $12,000/year
• Academic Level: College seniors, graduate, working teachers without master's degree
• Topic Areas: MA, MAT, or MEd in American history or political science
• Application: Online
• Deadline: March
• Eligibility: U.S. citizen, teacher or aspiring teacher of American history, government, or social studies at the 7-12 level, and waits at least 3 years between receiving a degree and applying.
• jamesmadison.gov

Marshall Scholarship

• Summary: 2-year graduate degree at a UK institution
• Funding Offered: Living and travel stipends
• Academic Level: Graduate (strict eligibility)
• Topic Areas: Any
• Application: Candidates fill out a form that must be endorsed by their institution
• Deadline: October
• Eligibility: Min. 3.7 GPA, BS/BA received by the time the scholarship year begins, and must never have attended a degree program at a British university.
• marshallscholarship.org

Morris K. Udall Scholarship

• Summary: Career-based scholarship
• Funding Offered: 80 $5,000 scholarships; 50 $350 honorable mentions
• Academic Level: Sophomore/junior college students
• Topic Areas: Environmental, tribal public policy, Native American health care
• Application: Online; must be nominated by school; 800-word essay
• Deadline: March
• Eligibility: Sophomore or junior with a 3.0 GPA and a full-time student pursuing environmental studies. Only Alaska Natives and American Indians are eligible for tribal public policy and American Indian health care topic areas.
• udall.gov

NSF Grant Research Fellowship Program

• Summary: Graduate study support
• Funding Offered: Three years of support usable over a 5-year period
• Academic Level: Graduate
• Topic Areas: Any field in NSF's mission (see website)
• Application: Online
• Deadline: November
• Eligibility: U.S. citizen, attended less than 12 months of graduate school at time of application, and studying within NSF's mission.
• nsf.gov/funding

Rhodes Scholarship

• Summary: Graduate school in the UK
• Funding Offered: Living stipend, travel, health insurance, tuition and fees
• Academic Level: Graduate
• Topic Areas: Few restrictions
• Application: Apply to home country committee
• Deadline: October
• Eligibility: U.S. citizen, at least 18 but not yet 24, sufficiently advanced academically to assure completion of degree by Oct. 1 in the year following the election.
• rhodesscholar.org

Thomas J. Watson Fellowship

• Summary: 1 year of independent study abroad
• Funding Offered: Up to $25,000
• Academic Level: Graduating college senior
• Topic Areas: Most anything
• Application: Must be nominated by school before applying
• Deadline: See website
• Eligibility: Must be a graduating senior at a participating school.
• watson.foundation/fellowships/tj

Truman Scholarship

• Summary: Graduate-level scholarship
• Funding Offered: Up to $30,000
• Academic Level: Graduate
• Topic Areas: Public service fields
• Application: Nominated by undergraduate university
• Deadline: February
• Eligibility: U.S. citizen, junior standing, community service participation
• truman.gov

Whitaker Undergraduate Program

• Summary: Overseas research, internship, and coursework
• Funding Offered: $7,500/semester; $10,000/academic year
• Academic Level: Sophomore, junior, senior in college
• Topic Areas: Biomedical engineering or bioengineering
• Application Method: Online or paper application
• Deadline: March
• Eligibility: U.S. citizen or resident, sophomore, junior, or senior with a BME, must have approval from home institution.
• whitaker.org