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Final Fellowship Information Sessions

A reminder that our final fellowship information sessions will be held this month. We highly encourage students to attend since many of the scholarship and fellowships have early fall deadlines. The information sessions will be held on the following days/times:

Fellowships for International Study Information Sessions

  • Thursday, April 14, 3pm-4pm, Leavey Library Auditorium
  • Tuesday, April 26, 2pm-3pm, Leavey Library Auditorium

Fulbright Information Sessions

  • Wednesday, April 20, 2pm-3pm, Leavey Library Auditorium

U.S. Citizenship is required for the scholarships and fellowships. For more information regarding the fellowships discussed at the information sessions, please visit http://www.usc.edu/student-affairs/arp//fellowships

Thank you,
Academic Recognition Programs Staff




Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship

The Gilman Scholarship Program offers awards for undergraduate study abroad and was established by the International Academic Opportunity Act of 2000. This scholarship provides awards for U.S. undergraduate students who are receiving Federal Pell Grant funding at a two-year or four-year college or university to participate in study abroad programs worldwide.

Visit the website at www.iie.org/en/Programs/Gilman-Scholarship-Program for more information.




Academic Research Fund from USG

All USC undergraduates conducting research in any field are welcome and encouraged to apply for funding from the Academic Research Fund. Funding will be provided to help undergraduates conduct research projects, attend academic conferences, and pursue other academic extracurricular activities. Now is the optimal time for students to apply for a research grant to be utilized during the summer.

With the end of the year fast approaching, the USG Funding Boards are running out of funds for the remainder of this academic semester. Students are advised to apply as soon as possible.




Internship Programs Office Newsletter, 2/16/2011

 




Scholarships to Study Mandarin Chinese in Taiwan

For information, please visit www.tw.org/scholarships/hes_intro.html.
To apply, please contact":

Emily Shen 沈茹逸
Cultural Division, TECO in Los Angeles
3731 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 770
Los Angeles, CA 90010
Tel. 213-385-0512
Fax 213-385-2197




Blue Kitabu Summer Research Opportunity in Ghana

Join Blue Kitabu (www.bluekitabu.org) for five weeks in June and July as part of our Summer 2011 Research Fellowship Program in Ghana. The theme is Agriculture, Sustainability and Educational Development. Ten fellows will be selected to engage in field research in the rural Central Region of Ghana, utilizing the rich culture and knowledge of the local communities as well as the resources of Cape Coast University. The research products will shape the practices of Blue Kitabu on the ground, and we are looking for individuals with a commitment to responsible development.

Fellows will be responsible for creating their own research topics in collaboration with Blue Kitabu staff and research will result in a final paper to be presented at a USC symposium in the fall. The cost of participation is $2,500 and includes all mentorship, room, board, transport and insurance costs, except airfare. A Blue Kitabu staff member will be onsite at all times for support and to supervise research.

Five USC College students will be supported up to $3000 through the Summer Undergraduate Research Fund (SURF) . Graduating seniors are not eligible for SURF. Also, those who are eligible can apply to the USC Africa Student Fund for additional funding.

Apply to Blue Kitabu on www.bluekitabu.org. The application deadline is April 1st, 2011 for those who wish to be considered for SURF. A separate SURF application is required.




Internship Programs Office Newsletter, 2/9/2011

 




Asian Pacific Community Fund Verizon Scholarship Awards Program

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2011-12 Association for Japan-U.S. Community Exchange (ACE) Nikaido Fellowships

The USC East Asian Studies Center (EASC) invites USC graduate students to apply for the

2011-12 Association for Japan-U.S. Community Exchange (ACE) Nikaido Fellowships

The ACE/Nikaido fellowship will provide stipends of up to $5,000 to awarded students, depending on the proposed course of study. The award may be used for research, travel, Japanese language training or Japanese area studies. Applications are open to USC graduate students from all disciplines and to both domestic and international students.

In order to qualify for an ACE Nikaido fellowship, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Applicants must be full-time USC graduate students
  • Applicants must be engaged in the research and study of Japan or U.S.-Japan relations.

The deadline to apply is Friday, February 4, 2011.

The fellowship application can be found on the EASC website.  Please feel free to contact us at easc@usc.edu or 213-740-2991 with any questions.

Best Regards,
EASC Staff




Grace Ford Salvatori Community Service Scholarships

The Grace Ford Salvatori Community Service Scholarships are $2500 tuition scholarship—nothing to sneeze at.  The way it works, half the money is subtracted from the fee bill each semester.  

The application is not difficult.  DEADLINE IS NEXT FRIDAY, FEB. 11th!

Description of awards




Internships Program Office Newsletter, 2/2/2011

 




The Douglas Nelson Award in Classical Studies

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Spanish and Portuguese Senior Recognition Awards

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Foreign Language and Areas Studies (FLAS) Fellowships

 




Moore Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program (MURAP)

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The Moore Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program (MURAP) invites
applications for a ten-week paid summer research internship for
undergraduate students (rising juniors or seniors).  The program will
be held from May 22-July 28, 2011 at the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill.  The MURAP program seeks to prepare talented and
motivated students from racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds, or
those with a proven commitment to diversity, for graduate study and
academic careers in fields in the humanities, social sciences and fine
arts.  The program provides students with a rigorous research
experience under the guidance of a UNC faculty mentor.  Each student
participant will receive:

  • Stipend
  • Campus Housing
  • Meal Allowance
  • Weekly or biweekly writing, communication skills and professional
    development workshops
  • GRE prep course
  • Paid domestic travel expenses (up to $500)

The application deadline is February 4, 2011.  For more details about
the program please see the attached announcement.  To access an
application and for additional information about MURAP please visit our
website at www.unc.edu/depts/murap/ or contact the Program's
Administrative Assistant, Ms. Kendra McKinney (mckendra@email.unc.edu).




Summer Research Opportunities in the College

Problems Without Passports (PWP)
USC students have the opportunity this summer to participate in six
Problems Without Passports (PWP) courses that combine problem-based or
inquiry learning research exercises with study in a foreign country,
Washington D.C., or Los Angeles. Check out the Summer 2011 courses and
past student experiences on college.usc.edu/pwp.

Summer Undergraduate Research Fund (SURF)
You want to do research in the summer but you don't know where to start? Check out SURF. Summer Undergraduate Research Fund (SURF) is USC
College's commitment to supporting undergraduate research in
collaboration with USC Faculty.

The SURF program provides funding to undergraduates for participation
as a research assistant in a faculty member’s project, or who wish to
pursue a scholarly research project of their own choosing (sponsored and
supervised by a faculty member). SURF allows all students to be mentored
one-on-one by USC faculty, and introduces students early in their
academic careers to the process of serious scholarly inquiry.

Any student in good standing, with at least one USC College major, may
apply for a research stipend of up to $3,000 to support a summer
research project of their choosing or to apply to tuition expenses
towards a Problems Without Passports course.

Now what ?
Check out SURF for more details.  Applications for Summer 2001 are available.  We added and extra tool on our website to
start the process. In addition to your own search for a research project
and a faculty member, you can post your interest(s) on the SOAR-SURF Board. Faculty who are searching for student researchers will be using this tool to find students for their project.  It works both ways too ! If you find something on the faculty postings
you would like to work on, you can contact the faculty member.

For questions, email surf@college.usc.edu.




Beinecke Scholarship Program

The Beinecke Scholarship Program seeks to encourage and enable highly motivated students in the arts, humanities and social sciences to pursue opportunities available to them and to be courageous in the selection of a graduate course of study. Each scholar receives $4,000 immediately prior to entering graduate school and an additional $30,000 while attending graduate school.

To be eligible, the student must demonstrate achievement and personal promise during his or her undergraduate career. This year 20 new Beinecke Scholarships will be awarded and one student will be nominated by USC.

Further information about the Beinecke Scholarship and application materials may be found at the following website: foundationcenter.org/grantmaker/beinecke/index.html

Application deadline for students: February 17, 2011

Please submit materials to: Donna Garcia, College Deans Office, ADM 304; 213-740-2531, dlgarcia@college.usc.edu




ThinkSwiss Research Scholarship

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Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholarships

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Discovery and Global Scholars

This USC Discovery Scholars Program recognizes graduating seniors who excel in the classroom and display the ability to create exceptional new scholarship and artistic works. The Global Scholars Program recognizes graduating seniors who excel in their studies at home and abroad.

Students are able to compete for the recognition at graduation and may be considered for a $10,000 prize towards graduate study.

There will be an information session with Dean Lamy on Friday, January 28, 2pm in THH 212.

DISCOVERY SCHOLARS PROGRAM

GLOBAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM

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