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NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS OFFICE – 2403 Marie Mount Hall –  www.scholarships.umd.edu Francis DuVinage, Director – Leslie Brice, Assistant Director Are you interested in conducting research, studying, teaching English, or learning a critical need language abroad? The Fulbright U.S. Student Program, the Boren Awards, and the Critical Languages Scholarship program provide opportunities in these areas.  Fulbright:  Opportunities for research, study, and English teaching in 150+ countries Boren Fellowship:  Longer-term (two semesters) critical language study abroad (summer only option for STEM majors) - for students interested in US Government service Critical Languages Scholarship:  Summer-only, all-expenses paid critical language study abroad Eligibility: These programs are open to undergraduates, recent graduates, and graduate students who are U.S. citizens.

Peaceful Dumpling was founded in July 2013 with the mission of advocating for both animals and the planet through great writing. We believe that writing has the power to change the world. Our inaugural Environmental Writing Prize is now open, to foster and celebrate writing that explores the most pressing issues of our times: climate change, environment, conservation, and animal rights. We are looking for works that are inspired and inspiring; thought-provoking and truthful, yet also imaginative and beautiful as a work of art. Submission Guidelines All genres must relate to environmental issues such as climate change, environment, conservation, and animal rights. Please use Times New Roman, double-spaced. Must be in PDF format . No author name should appear on the document. Entries will be judged anonymously. Previously unpublished in any format, including blogs. Please include an author bio with publication history (if any) in the body of the email and attach the manuscript as a PDF f...

The Mid-Atlantic Certified Crop Advisers (MACCA) have established a scholarship program, which will award up to two deserving students with scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each ($500 for each semester) enrolled in an agronomy related program at an accredited junior college, college or university. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide financial support to students interested in pursuing a career in plant and soil sciences.  Given the declining number of students enrolled in agronomy related programs in our region, the Mid-Atlantic Certified Crop Advisers believe it is important to encourage students to consider careers in agronomy by supporting their education needs through the use of scholarships.  Eligibility  Applicants must be a resident of or attending school in the Mid-Atlantic region (Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Virginia, or West Virginia). Applicants must be enrolled or accepted to a 2-year or 4-year institution working toward a degree in agron...

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What’s Included Awardees will receive a round-trip flight and lodging. SACNAS will purchase your round-trip flight to Honolulu, Hawai’i SACNAS will book your hotel room – students will be assigned a roommate Note:  You are responsible for any other expenses not stated above, including: conference registration, checked bags, ground transportation, and any hotel room incidentals. Eligibility Due to federal funding stipulations, SACNAS travel scholarships were previously restricted to U.S. citizen and permanent resident applicants. However, in an effort to provide equal access to all students, SACNAS has allocated privately funded resources towards our travel scholarship program. This allows for all students to be eligible for travel scholarships in 2019, regardless of citizenship and/or residency status.  Note:  Any information collected on citizenship status in the travel scholarship application is held strictly confidential and used only for the purposes of determining sc...