First get the complete URL of the page. Next tokenize it. Nearly all full-time graduate students in the Department of Chemistry receive complete financial support in the form of fellowships, teaching assistantships, or research assistantships. This aid is available throughout their graduate careers, including the summer sessions. The stipends are more than sufficient to meet the basic graduate student living costs and will be described in detail in the same letter that conveys acceptance into the doctoral program.
Fellowships are available from several sources.
The 23 fellowships held in 1999-2000 were awarded by the Department of Chemistry, Indiana University Graduate School, government, and industry. The department encourages qualified students to compete for national fellowships, many of which permit a limited amount of teaching. Teaching assistantships generally involve service as undergraduate laboratory or recitation instructors. Many graduate students serve from two to four semesters in this capacity. In addition to financial aid, these positions provide invaluable experience for students contemplating academic careers.