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SCHOLARSHIPS/FELLOWSHIPS
2005
Sallie Mae Fund
The First in My Family Scholarships
College scholarships for low income and minority students
The Sallie Mae Fund strives to widen the doors to educational opportunity
by providing financial assistance through scholarships. The First in My
Family Scholarship Program, administered by the Hispanic College Fund,
offers scholarships to Hispanic students who are the first in their family
to attend college.
For more information on these scholarships and an application form, visit
the Sallie Mae website.
AAUW
Fellowships and Grants*
2003-2004
A
catalyst for advancing women's educational and career opportunities, the
American Association of University Women Educational Foundation distributed
$4 million in fellowships, grants and awards for the 2002-2003 academic
year. More than a century after the first grant was presented, the Foundation
has helped approximately 8,000 women form more than 120 nations pursue
their personal and professional goals.
To qualify for a fellowship or grant, applicants must demonstrate scholarly
or professional excellence as described in the program criteria. Preference
is given to women whose civic, community, or professional work shows a
commitment to advancing the lives of women and girls. In 2002-2003, nearly
300 outstanding women received Foundation funding. Thirty percent of those
(not including International Fellows) were women of color. The Foundation
strongly encourages women from all underrepresented groups to apply.
For more information about AAUW and the Educational Foundation, visit
www.aauw.org
More information about specific scholarships can be found in the Office
of Women's Programs and Studies.
CSEM:
Scholarship Program for Undergraduate students in Computer Science,
Engineering, and Mathematics
Colorado State University
Colorado State University announces the availability of twenty nine $3,125 annual scholarships, funded by the National Science Foundation, to be distributed for the CSEMS project. The Computer Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Scholarship (CSEMS) program supports upper-division undergraduates majoring in computer science, engineering or mathematics. The primary goal of the CSEMS Program is to provide educational opportunities to low-income students, including women, underrepresented minorities, and persons with disabilities. The undergraduate CSEM scholarships will promote full-time enrollment, degree achievement, and enhanced educational excellence in CSEM fields.
Requirements:
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Have completed a FAFSA application and demonstrate financial need.
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U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident at the time of application.
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Enrolled full-time at CSU with junior, senior or second bachelors status.
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Computer Science, Mathematics or Engineering majors.
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Have completed 30 credits toward a Computer Science, Math or Engineering degree.
3.0 GPA or above in their major courses. -
Transfer students from community colleges via CO-AMP Alliance (majoring in CSEM).
View the the CSEM Brochure (MS Publisher)
All
application materials must be submitted to:
Ty Smith, CSEMS Project Coordinator, College of Engineering, Room E116,
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523-1301
*There is further information on all scholarships/fellowships listed here at the Office of Women's Programs and Studies (112 Student Services).