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David
L. Boren Undergraduate Scholarships for Study
Abroad (new
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Supports
a semester or year of study abroad, for the
purpose of equipping Americans with an understanding
of less commonly studied languages and cultures.
Must be US citizen enrolled in an UNDERGRADUATE
degree program, with strong academic record,
language and international interests. Approximately
150 awards given. An institutional review and
interview process is conducted on campus. Campus
contact: Stephanie Bettermann, Office of International
Programs, 645 Heller, 626-9123. Further info
at www.iie.org/nsep
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DAAD
Scholarships for Undergraduates
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Prizes for
stays of two to three months in Germany and scholarships for one or two
semesters for undergraduates are available.
Mary
E. Hahn Fellowship (new
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This fellowship
is given to undergraduate students majoring in Greek, Latin or Classical
Civilization to support a study program, participation in archaeological
fieldwork or other appropriate learning activity in Classical Studies requiring
travel to the Mediterranean area.
Paulo
Freire International Community Service Grant Program
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In an effort
to develop well-rounded, "whole students" for a global society,
the International Study and Travel Center (ISTC), in partnership with the
Diversity Institute and the Career and Community Learning Center (CCLC),
sponsors several students annually through grants that allow them to have
unique international experiences. Information is available through ISTC
in 94 Blegen (612-626-4782) or through CCLC in 135 Johnston (612-624-7577).
Scholarships
through the Learning Abroad Center (formerly Global
Campus) (new
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Check
out the different options available.
Semple,
Grant and Benario Travel Awards
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Several
scholarships for a summer travel program, including
the American School of Classical Studies at
Athens and the American Academy in Rome.
Katherine
E. Sullivan Scholarship
The
Sullivan Scholarship allows a student to study
abroad for one academic year and will cover
all or a portion of in-country educational expenses
(tuition, fees, books, research costs, etc.),
room and board, and round-trip transportation
between the Twin Cities and the study site.
Link to the Sullivan
scholarship page for more information.
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