The scholarship is open to second or third year, full-time graduate students who are preparing for a career in mental health service to children. For an application call the Hogg Foundation at 471.5041. The Ransom Center offers an internship program that is designed to provide participants with experience in the nature and operations of a major humanities research center. Graduate students have an opportunity to spend a semester in Washington, DC working with the NPS Social Science Program. The program has a modest stipend and travel allowance is provided.
Students can participate in the fall, spring or summer semesters.
The Office of Graduate Studies has an allocation for Summer Tuition Fellowships that will be awarded to students who will be taking graduate courses this summer. Even if required by the degree program, students taking only undergraduate courses are not eligible. The application form for these fellowships will be mailed to departments during the second week of March. Students should contact their Graduate Adviser, Graduate Coordinator or Minority Liaison Officers for applications. Applications are due to the Graduate Adviser for the student's department by Friday, April 6, 2001.