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Distinguished and competitive awards have firm deadlines and require planning to apply. Learn more about the process.
Creating Pathways. Changing the World.
Clark University encourages undergraduate students, graduate students, and recent alumni to apply for competitive fellowships and scholarships to advance their research, teaching, and career trajectories. Our mission is to create a pathway to prestigious awards by educating the Clark community about national fellowship and scholarship opportunities. We will advise and assist interested students in the various phases of applying, from planning, through writing personal statements and proposals, to interviewing.
September 2022
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November 2022
There are currently no upcoming events scheduled, please check back at a later date.
Please email Jessica Bane Robert at JRobert@clarku.edu to make appointments for fellowship advising and for support with writing personal statements and funding proposals. These appointments will be held via email, phone, or Skype for the rest of the spring semester.
They are competitive awards that provide opportunities and financial support for a variety of experiences including: study abroad, undergraduate and graduate study, federal employment, teaching, research, and public service.
Students with a strong academic record; students with a history of involvement and leadership on campus and in the community; students who have a sense of how they want to contribute in the world.
Contact Director of Prestigious Fellowships and Scholarships, Jessica Bane Robert: jrobert@clarku.edu, ASEC 210, to make an appointment: https://calendly.com/jrobert
Distinguished and competitive awards have firm deadlines and require planning to apply. Learn more about the process.
From Fulbright to Rhodes, discover what’s available to you.
Get the assistance you need.
See where fellowships can take you.
Congratulations to Junior Katie Gross, winner of the Barry Goldwater National Scholarship for her scientific research!
Congratulations to PhD student Hana Green, winner of DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) scholarship for a fully funded year of research in Germany!
Congratulations to this year’s Fulbright Award winners!
Congratulations to the students who are finalists for the Critical Language Scholarship:
Congratulations to Boren Fellowship Alternate Steven Schubert and Boren Scholarship Winner Alex Nazaire!
Congratulations to Inonge Kaloustian who won a Princeton in Africa Fellowship!
To provide advising and mentorship as you prepare for opportunities that will advance you toward your dreams.
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