Reminder: External grants & fellowships
Did you know that proposals for external funding (i.e., outside MSU) may need to be reviewed by MSU before you submit? Reach out to the Office of Research Administration (ORA) as early as possible to check whether this applies to a proposal you’re working on, and we’ll support you throughout this process. The ORA can help you find grants/fellowships, prepare your proposal and budget, navigate MSU’s required internal review, and more. Find resources on our Teams site, schedule a one-on-one appointment, and stay up to date on funding opportunities by subscribing to our monthly newsletter.
Barbara Stewart Thomas and Jim Thomas Graduate Fellowship
This fellowship is open to graduate students, with preference given to non-traditional graduate students. Recipients should demonstrate their commitment to fighting society’s “isms” – including sexism, racism and ageism – and their motivation to seek opportunities to further their own intellectual progress and social justice. Student must be enrolled for Spring Semester 2023. Spending Amount: $1,400. Apply by: Nov. 15. Learn more via the Graduate School
The Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships
Attention:Doctoral
Newcombe Fellows are late-stage Ph.D. students studying how ethical and religious values shape society, including political decisions, public life, culture, history, literature and other areas. Award: $30,000. Apply by: Nov. 15. Learn more via the Graduate School
Carol and Michael LeMense Family Endowed Graduate Fellowship
Applicants will have graduated from a U.S. public high school and demonstrated academic excellence in their undergraduate studies. Applicants may be pursuing a graduate degree in the following disciplines: Education, Healthcare, or Engineering. One 2022-23 award available: $2,700. Apply by: Nov. 15. Learn more via the Graduate School
Summer Research Development Fellowship (SRDF) Info Session
SRDF Fellowships are intended to support very early stage PhD students in developing their research skills and approaches. Audience: College of Education doctoral students in their first year, unless already funded via University Distinguished or Enrichment Fellowships. Attend a virtual information session on Nov. 28, 1 to 2 p.m. Register to attend via Zoom