Scholarships

Scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students who belong to a federally recognized tribe or the Alaska Native Corporation. Prizes range from $2,000-$2,500.

The Into the Fields Fellowship is a 5 month leadership development program for college students and recent graduates to improve farmworkers’ access to healthcare as well as advocate for improved living and working conditions.  Fellows work directly with rural health clinics in North Carolina, providing health education, case management, and interpretation for farmworkers.

The IRTS Summer Fellowship Program is a 9-week program for aspiring young media professionals from across the country. Accepted applicants will learn industry insights from top executives, mid-level managers at some of our industry’s most dynamic companies, and media professionals only a few years removed from Fellows’ current experiences.Each Fellow will complete an internship or project in tandem with the IRTS Fellowship, and will receive 1-on-1 professional development opportunities with the IRTS Team.

ISA Educational Foundation Scholarships are awarded to college or university students who demonstrate outstanding potential for long-range contribution to the fields of automation and control. The scholarship awards support tuition and related expenses and research activities and initiatives.

for dancers needing assistance with the Program Tuition Fee to the renowned summer dance school at Jacob’s Pillow in Becket, Mass. Scholarships are in Flamenco/Spanish dance, Contemporary, and Tap.

Participating students train and work in Jamaica under the supervision of our certified professors and instructors. With over 100 participating universities in the US and Canada, the JAFSP brought volunteers to more Jamaican schools in 2019 than any other US aid organization. Apply soon for this three credit service learning course in Jamaica. www.jafsp.org.

One year fellowship to work as a research assistant for a Carnegie senior scholar

Fellowship for Masters programs in teaching history

he Jamestowne Society offers an Annual Fellowship to support completion of a graduate thesis or essay on the history and culture of Virginia before 1700. Applicants may be candidates for graduate degrees in any relevant discipline such as History, American Studies, Literature, Archaeology, Anthropology, Fine Arts, etc. Research must be devoted either exclusively or very substantially to Colonial Virginia prior to 1700.