John G.
Martin Scholarship:
The Martin Scholarship program sends one
University of Hartford graduate to Hertford College of Oxford
University. There will be no competition in 2009 for the 2010-2011 academic
year. The next competition deadline will be November 1, 2010
for the 2011-2012 academic year. The finalists are chosen by a University Committee. Oxford
Undergraduate and Graduate bulletins are also available at the Auerbach
Computer Center 330 to help you decide which program you might like to
pursue. For second BA degree programs, visit Oxford Website at:
www.admissions.ox.ac.uk/courses. For graduate degree programs, visit
Oxford Website at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/gsp/courses.
Depending on your field an undergraduate or graduate program might be
more appropriate.
Contact for information or advice:
Dr. Guy C. Colarulli, Associate Provost and Coordinator of the Martin
Scholarship Program. Office: CC330. Email: colarulli@hartford.edu.
Campus Phone: 768-4696.
Dr. Mark Blackwell, Director of
University Honors Program, Auerbach 212 H. Email: blackwell@hartford.edu.
Campus Phone: 768-4941.
Rhodes Scholarship
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The Rhodes is a highly competitive scholarship to Oxford University.
The University must endorse all applicants to Rhodes. Completed
applications must be submitted no later than October 1 to Chuck
Colarulli, Associate Provost. Office: CC330. Email: Colarulli. Campus
Phone: 768-4696.
Davies-Jackson
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Davies-Jackson is a scholarship to Cambridge in the following fields:
archaeology, anthropology, classics, economics, English, geography,
history, art history, modern and medieval languages, music, philosophy,
or social and political science. The deadline for this program is
November. An applicant applies directly to the Davies-Jackson
Scholarship Committee. For information and application, please visit
their website.
Fulbright Student
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The Fulbright Program, administered by the U.S,.
Department of State, funds graduate study abroad for graduating college
seniors, young professionals, and artists. The program, which operates
in 140 countries worldwide, allows applicants to plan their own
programs while abroad. You must be a US citizen to apply. Proposed
programs might include university coursework, independent library or
field research, classes in music conservatories or art schools, special
projects in the social or life sciences. Applicants need to be aware of
the particular requirements for participation in the countries in which
they are interested. The Fulbright website lists country specifications
and describes the application process in detail. Applications must be
submitted to Sarah Reuter, the on-campus Fulbright representative, by
mid-October. The final university nominees are chosen by a university
committee.
Contact: Ms. Sarah Reuter, Director, International Center, Gengras 327.
Email: reuter@hartford.edu.
Campus Phone: 768-5100.
Marshall Scholarships
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Scholarships for two years of graduate study in
Britain. Applicants must be US citizens and have completed a four-year
degree from a US institution with a GPA of at least 3.7. Scholarships
cover university fees, cost of living, airfare, etc. Interested
students should contact the Marshall campus representative, Dean David
Goldenberg (768-4055), for further information.
George J. Mitchell Scholarship
The US-Ireland Alliance sponsors competitive,
national scholarship for graduate study by American citizens between
the ages of 18 and 30 at institutions of higher learning on the island
of Ireland. Named to honor the former U.S. Senator's pivotal
contribution to the Northern Ireland peace process, the George J.
Mitchell Scholarships are intended to familiarize and connect the next
generation of American leadership with the island of Ireland. These
Scholarships support one year of graduate study in any discipline
offered at an institution of higher learning in Ireland or Northern
Ireland. Scholars must be enrolled in a degree or certificate program
offered at the institution. The Mitchell Scholarship provides tuition,
housing, a living expenses stipend, and international travel. Normally,
12 Scholarships are awarded each year. Mitchell Scholars must exhibit
superior levels of academic achievement, leadership and community
service. The deadline for all required materials is early October. For
application details see http://
www.us-irelandalliance.org.
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