Anatolia College Post-Graduate Fellowship | 2023
- Rachel Meilak, '23 BS Mathematics
Breakthrough Teaching Fellowship | 2022
- Rachel Meilak, '23 BS Mathematics
CLS Spark | 2023
- Aubrey Mitschang ('24 BA African American Studies) - Language: Mandarin
DAAD RISE | 2023
- Alexis Chun, '23 BS Biology
- Halley Dante, '23 BS Biology
Democracy Summer Fellowship | 2023
- Tatiana (Tanya) Edquist, '24 BA International Relations
Ebell Scholarship | 2023-24
- Catalina Garcia, '26 BS Biology
Fulbright MITACS | 2024
- Michael Hennessy, '25 BSE Mechanical Engineering
Fulbright U.S. Student Program | 2023-24
- Joseph (Jomar) Pierson, '23 MA English, ETA to Taiwan- Finalist
- Jonathan (Eamon) Shaw, '23 BS Economics and BA Spanish, ETA to Ecuador- Finalist
- Amna Siddiqui, '22 MA Urban Education, ETA to Saudi Arabia- Finalist
- Alexia Thorpe, '21 MA Urban Education, ETA to Colombia- Finalist
- Emma Blankenship, '23 BA Psychology, ETA to Thailand- Alternate
- Elsie Mares, '21 BA Political Science, Study to UK- Alternate
- Jules Abella, '23 BS Health and Human Sciences, ETA to Spain- Semi-Finalist
- Robert Baransaka, '22 BA Political Science, Study to UK- Semi-Finalist
- Isabella Lopez, '23 BS Biology, Research to Spain- Semi-Finalist
- Rachel Meilak, '23 BS Applied Mathematics, ETA to Malta- Semi-Finalist
- Russell (Charlie) Pangborn, '22 MA Urban Education, ETA to Colombia- Semi-Finalist
- Delaney Kristean (Sy) Richardson Dragon, '23 MA Urban Education, ETA to Palestinian Territories (West Bank)- Semi-Finalist
- Cheryl Terry, '94 Communication Studies, Study to UK- Semi-Finalist
Funds for Education Abroad | 2023
- Hayden Senegal '25, Spring 2024 study abroad in the United Kingdom
GEM Fellowship | 2022
- Elena Martinez, '22 BS Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
Gilman Scholarship | 2023-24
- Soleyana Shiferaw '25, Summer 2024 study abroad
- Jonathan Wallace Myers '26, Spring 2025 study abroad to the United Kingdom
Golden Women Foundation | 2023
- EJ Liao '25, MA Marital and Family Therapy - Main Scholarship winner
- Alejandra Guadarrama '24, EdS School Psychology - Book Scholarship winner
- Davinia Parton '25, MA Educational Psychology - Book Scholarship winner
Khmer Junior Fellows | 2023
- Tatiana (Tanya) Edquist, '24 BA International Relations
LAGRANT Scholarship | 2023
- Priya Dutta, '24 BBA Marketing
- Bailee Ojogho, '24 BBA Marketing
Newman Civic Fellowship | 2022
- Camila Robles Ruiz, '23 BA Theater Arts
North American Language and Culture Assistants Program | 2022-23
- Jules Abella, '23 BS Health & Human Sciences
- Margaret Scroggs, '23 BA Sociology
Research Experiences for Undergrads | 2023
- Yifan (Rosetta) Hu, '24 BS Computer Science - Stanford REU
Udall Undergraduate Scholarship | 2023
US Foreign Service Internship Program | 2022
- Lena Fisher, '24 BA Political Science
US Peace Corps | 2023
- Delaney Kristean (Sy) Richardson Dragon, '23 MA Urban Education, declined
US Teaching Assistants in Austria | 2022
- Rachel Meilak, '23 BS Mathematics, declined
The Via Global Community Fellowship | 2023
- Rachel Meilak, '23 BS Mathematics, declined
For award recipients and honorees from previous years, please review the tabs below.
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AmeriCorps is a federal program that engages service-minded Americans in intensive community service at nonprofits, schools, public agencies, and community and faith-based groups across the country
- 2020 CivicSpark Fellowship - Alice Tiffany, '20 BA Environmental Studies
- 2020 Teach for America - Francesca Briones, '20 BS Health and Human Sciences
- 2019 Teach for America - Maria Lopez Zamudio, '19 BA Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies
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Boren Scholarships fund study abroad by U.S. undergraduate students in world regions critical to U.S. interests. Boren Fellowships fund research and language study proposals by U.S. graduate students in world regions critical to U.S. interests. Boren Scholars and Fellows study a wide range of critical languages, including Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese, and Swahili. Boren Awards are available to students of all proficiency levels who are committed to enhancing their skills.
Fellow
- 2010- Justin Fabish, LLS, '10 Law; Location: China
Alternate
- 2019- Elizabeth Guhl, '21 BA Political science, Urban Studies, Study to South Korea
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The Capital Fellows Programs are made up of four fellowship programs, administered by the Center for California Studies. These nationally recognized public policy fellowships offer unique experiences in policy-making and development in each branch of government. Capital Fellows are placed at some of the highest levels of California state government and assist state legislators, senior-level executive staff, and court administrators with a broad range of public policy issues and projects and are typically given assignments with a significant amount of responsibility and challenges.
- 2018 Senate Fellows Program- Delphert Smith (Class of 2018, BA Communication Studies)
- 2013 Executive Fellows Program - Natalie Hernandez (Class of 2013, BA Urban Studies)
- 2013 Jesse M. Unruh Assembly Fellows Program- Sarah Palacios (Class of 2013, BA Political Science)
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The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program offers fully-funded summer language institutes for U.S. university students and is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State.
Summer 2019
- Leah Hartgens (Class of 2020, MA Modern Languages)- Language: Mandarin
- Bridget O'Connor (Class of 2021, BS Computer Science, Animation)- Language: Japanese
Alternates
- Harman Brah (Class of 2019, BS Biochemistry)- Language: Punjabi
- Fabia Zakarian (Class of 2020, BS Biology)- Language: Hindi
Summer 2018
- Sharon Nat, BA Psychology- Language: Punjabi; Country: India
- Kaisara Walton, BA Political Science- Language: Mandarin, Country: China
Summer 2017
- Alexandra Berger, MA Yoga Studies- Language: Hindi; Country: India
Previous CLS Scholars
- David Acevedo- Language: Arabic; Country: Tunisia
- Nathan Aderhold- Language: Arabic; Country: Jordan
- Joe Dowalds- Language: Arabic; Countries: Morocco and Jordan
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DAAD RISE Germany offers summer research internships in Germany for undergraduate students from North America, Great Britain and Ireland. In their internships, students are carefully matched with doctoral students and researchers (only from universities of applied sciences, UAS) – whom they assist and who serve as their mentors. Interns receive a monthly stipend to cover every day costs. About 300 scholarships are available each year.
2022
- Alexis Chun, '23 BS Biology
- Halley Dante, '23 BS Biology
2020
- Leonardo Gonzalez-Smith*, '21 BS Biology
- *Cancelled due to COVID-19
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The Ebell Scholarship was established for undergraduates who have completed their first year of studies. Scholarships are $5,000 per year for students attending a four-year university. Scholarships continue for a maximum of three years while the student is enrolled as an undergraduate and maintains Ebell eligibility requirements.
2021 Scholars
- Chanya Jeffries, '23 BA Communication Studies
- Alexis Mendez, '23 BS Mechanical Engineering
2020 Scholars
- Shanequewa Love, '21 BA African American Studies
- Selena McLurkin, '22 BA Psychology
2019 Scholars
- Nicole Alaverdian, '20 BA Environmental Studies
- Autumn Collins, '20 BA Multimedia Arts
- Gaby Guerrero, '21 BA Theological Studies & BA Marketing
- William Oxley, '21 BS Finance
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The Foreign Affairs Information Technology (FAIT) Fellowship offers academic funding of up to $37,500 annually for tuition, room and board, books, mandatory fees and some travel expense, for the junior and senior years of undergraduate study, OR a two-year master’s degree program in an IT-related field. Fellows also receive an appointment in the Foreign Service as an Information Management Specialist upon successful completion of the program and the State Department’s requirements. Fellows agree to a minimum five-year commitment upon entry into the Foreign Service.
2019
- Yolanda Nosakhare (Class of 2021, BA International Relations)
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The Fulbright U.S. Student Program offers research, study, and teaching opportunities in over 140 countries to recent graduates and graduate students.
2022-23 Program Year, 2021-22 Program Year, 2020-21 Program Year; 2019-20 Program Year; 2018-19 Program Year; 2017-18 Program Year; 2016-17 Program Year
*Declined their award.
2023-24 Grantees, Alternates, & Semi-Finalists
Joseph (Jomar) Pierson, '23 MA English, ETA to Taiwan- Finalist
Jonathan (Eamon) Shaw, '23 BS Economics and BA Spanish, ETA to Ecuador- Finalist
Amna Siddiqui, '22 MA Urban Education, ETA to Saudi Arabia- Finalist
Alexia Thorpe, '21 MA Urban Education, ETA to Colombia- Finalist
Emma Blankenship, '23 BA Psychology, ETA to Thailand- Alternate
Elsie Mares, '21 BA Political Science, Study to UK- Alternate
Jules Abella, '23 BS Health and Human Sciences, ETA to Spain- Semi-Finalist
Robert Baransaka, '22 BA Political Science, Study to UK- Semi-Finalist
Isabella Lopez, '23 BS Biology, Research to Spain- Semi-Finalist
Rachel Meilak, '23 BS Applied Mathematics, ETA to Malta- Semi-Finalist
Russell (Charlie) Pangborn, '22 MA Urban Education, ETA to Colombia- Semi-Finalist
Delaney Kristean (Sy) Richardson Dragon, '23 MA Urban Education, ETA to Palestinian Territories (West Bank)- Semi-Finalist
Cherly Terry, '94 Communication Studies, Study to UK- Semi-Finalist
2022-23 Grantees, Alternates, & Semi-Finalists
Veronica Backer-Peral, '22 BS Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, BA History, Study to France- Finalist*
Annie Heckman, '22 BS Biochemistry, ETA to Taiwan Grantee
Marianne Hayes, '22 BA Psychology, ETF to Taiwan Grantee
Henry Truong, '22 MA Urban Education, ETA to Vietnam Grantee
Tessa Muller, '22 BA Political Science, Study to Italy- Alternate
Malia Thorton, '22 BA Political Science, ETA to Spain
Victor Hernandez, '22 BA Philosophy and Psychology, ETA to Spain
Kaitlyn Kessler, '21 BA Film Production, ETA to Czech Republic
Kamilah Roca-Datzer, '22 BS Biology, ETA to Spain
Amna Siddiqui, '22 MA Urban Education, ETA to Turkey
2021-22 Grantees, Alternates, & Semi-Finalists
Carlo Juntilla, ’20 MA Educational Policy and Leadership, ETA to Taiwan Grantee
Jaida Macklin, '20 BA English, ETA to S. Korea Grantee
Fassa Sar, '18 BA Political Science, Study to the UK Grantee
Rebecca Davenport, '21 BS Biology, Study to the UK Alternate
Alyssa Miree, '17 BA Communication Studies, ETA to Italy Alternate
Sophia Notter, '21 BA International Relations, Research to EU/Belgium Alternate
Jyoti Uppal, '19 MA Urban Education, ETA to India Alternate
Morrissa Berman, '19 MA Urban Education, ETA to Uruguay- Withdrawn
Stephanie Calasanz Miño, '21 MA Urban Education, ETA to Ecuador- Semi-Finalist
Jaime Garnica, ETA to Spain- Semi-Finalist
Edgar Grajeda, '19 MA Educational Studies, ETA to Taiwan- Withdrawn
William Lighthart, '21 BA History and International Relations, Study to New Zealand- Semi-Finalist
Amanda Meegan, '21 BBA in Marketing Analytics, Study to Australia- Semi-Finalist
Marianna Moore, ’20 MA in Special Education, ETA to the Netherlands- Semi-Finalist
Rachel Nguyen, '21 BS Computer Science, Study to Taiwan- Semi-Finalist
Alexia Thorpe, '19 MA Urban Education, ETA to Colombia- Semi-Finalist
Sophia Venables, '21 BA Psychology, ETA to Spain- Semi-Finalist
Matthew Williams, '20 BA English, ETA to Italy- Semi-Finalist
2020-21 Grantees, Alternates, & Semi-Finalists
Morissa Berman (Class of 2019, MA Urban Education)- ETA to Uruguay Grantee
Anderson de Andrade (Class of 2019, MA Urban Education)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Mexico
James (Will) Corvin (Class of 2019, MA Urban Education)- ETA to Spain Grantee
Senay Emmanuel (Class of 2020, BA Political Science)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Greenland
Cecilia Estupiñan Gomez (Class of 2017, MA Urban Education)- ETA to Mexico Grantee*
Edgar Grajeda (Class of 2019, MA Educational Studies)- ETA to Taiwan Grantee
Emily Harrison (Class of 2019, MA Urban Education)- Finalist ETA to India*
Saemyi Jeong (Class of 2018, Preliminary Teaching Credential)- Alternate ETA to Czech Republic
Margaret Kathryn LaFountain (Class of 2020, MA Urban Education)- Finalist ETA to Taiwan*
Hannah Lyford (Class of 2020, BS Biology)- Semi-Finalist Study to Australia
Jaida Macklin (Class of 2020, BA English)- Semi-Finalist ETA to South Korea
Jennifer Mendez (Class of 2019, MA Higher Education Administration)- ETA to Romania Grantee
Olivia Round (Class of 2019, BA Political Science)- Semi-Finalist Study to Canada
Hallie Ryan (Class of 2020, BS Biology)- ETA to Spain Grantee
*Declined due to Covid-19
2019-20 Grantees, Alternates, & Semi-Finalists
Sofia Dueñas (Class of 2019, MA Urban Education)- ETA to Spain Grantee
Anna Joyce (Class of 2017, BA Psychology & Theology)- Study to Israel Grantee
Samantha Leung (Class of 2019, BA Psychology)- ETA to Taiwan Grantee
Carlos Mesa-Baron (Class of 2019, BA International Relations)- Binational Internship Program to Mexico Grantee
Carmina Portea (Class of 2018, MA Urban Education)- ETA to Spain Grantee
Clara Brackbill (Class of 2017, BA Political Science)- Alternate ETA to Rwanda
Samantha Davis (Class of 2019, BA Philosophy)- Alternate ETA to Croatia
Lindsay Grosvenor (Class of 2018, BA Psychology)- Alternate ETA to Malta
Guadalupe Bobadilla (Class of 2019, MA Higher Education Administration)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Turkey
Laura Galang (Class of 2019, BS Economics)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Malaysia
Edgar Grajeda (Class of 2019, MA Educational Studies)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Spain
Dillon Rinauro (Class of 2019, BS Biochemistry)- Semi-Finalist Open Study to the UK*
Stephanie Smith (Class of 2019, BA Sociology)- Semi-Finalist ETA to South Africa
2018-19 Grantees, Alternates, & Semi-Finalists
Andrea Castellanos (Class of '17, MA Special Education)- ETA to Spain Grantee
Jesse Jovel (Class of '14 & '12, MA Education & BA History)- ETA to Colombia Grantee
Nadine Iskandar (Class of '17, BA Political Science)- Study/Research to Belgium, University of Leuven in European Studies Grantee
Lauren Rowland (Class of '18, BA Liberal Studies)- ETA to Laos Grantee
Annie Strugatsky (Class of '18, BA Liberal Studies)- ETA to Indonesia Finalist*
Simone Wilson (Class of '16, BA Psychology)- ETA to South Korea Grantee
Nicholas Ventigan (Class of '18, BS Health & Human Sciences)- Alternate ETA to Poland
Xaida Wright (Class of '18, BA Biochemistry)- Alternate ETA to Poland
Clinton Carl (Class of '15, MA Philosophy)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Germany
Puja Iyer (Class of '17, Preliminary Teaching Credential)- Semi-Finalist Study/Research to Morocco
2017-18 Grantees, Alternates, & Semi-Finalists
Jacob Axelrad (Class of '17, MA Urban Education)- ETA to Malaysia Grantee
Alex Napior (Class of '17, BS Biology)- Study/Research to El Salvador Grantee
LaShyra Nolen (Class of '17, BS Health & Human Sciences)- ETA to Spain Grantee
Olivia Shimmels (Class of '17, BS Mechanical Engineering)- ETA to Poland Grantee
Clara Brackbill (Class of '17, BA Political Science)- Semi-Finalist Study/Research to Zambia
Adam Coupal (Class of '16, BA Entrepreneurship)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Germany
Gabreelyn Daniels (Class of '17, MA Counseling)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Greece
Ashley Osborne (Class of '17, MA Counseling)- Semi-Finalist Study/Research to Norway
Chase Speicher (Class of '17, BA English)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Taiwan
2016-17 Grantees, Alternates, & Semi-Finalists
Matthew Alvarez (Class of '16, MA Special Education)- ETA to Brazil Grantee
Ryan Beitz (Class of '16, MA Philosophy)- Study/Research to Finland Grantee
Jake Coronel (Class of '16, MA Secondary Education)- ETA to Mexico Grantee
Nina Lepp (Class of '16, BS Mechanical Engineering)- ETA to Poland Grantee
Monique Monsour (Class of '12, BA Screenwriting)- ETA to Malta Grantee
Alana Slavin (Class of '16, BA Economics)- Partnership Study Award to the Netherlands Grantee
Lauren Thurmond (Class of '16, MA Educational Sciences) - ETA to Greece Grantee
Anne Walther (Class of '11, JD)- Fulbright-Clinton Fellowship to Guatemala
Iftin Abshir (Class of '15, BS Chemistry & Screenwriting)- Semi-Finalist Study/Research to the UK
Hannah Bredberg (Class of '12, BA Music)- Semi-Finalist Study/Research to the UK
Taylor Kay (Class of '15, BA Urban Studies)- Semi-Finalist Study/Research to the Netherlands
Alexis Maynard (Class of '16, BS Chemistry)- Semi-Finalist Study/Research to Ghana
Quinn Painter (Class of '14, BS Natural Science) Semi-Finalist ETA to Germany
2015-16 Grantees, Alternates, & Semi-Finalists
Nicholas Aldredge (Class of '17, MA Urban Education)- ETA to Colombia Grantee
Ronald Gomez (Class of '16, MA Urban Education)- ETA to the Dominican Republic Grantee
Kristy Koenes (Class of '17, MA Special Education)- ETA to Poland Grantee
Stephanie Wang (Class of '17, MA Special Education)- ETA to Taiwan Grantee
Nicole Ostlundm (Class of '14, BA Psychology)- Semi-Finalist ETA to Norway
2014-15 Grantees
Janna Brancolini (Class of '14, JD)- Study/Research to Italy Grantee
Alexi Brooks (Class of '14, BSE Civil Engineering)- ETA to Cyprus Grantee
Griffin Gosnell (MFT)- ETA to Thailand Grantee
2013-14 Grantees
Rina Agee (Class of '15, MA Education)- ETA to Malta Grantee
Nolan Rivkin (Class of '13, BA History)- ETA to Germany Grantee
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Freeman Awards for Study in Asia (Freeman-ASIA) provides scholarships for U.S. undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need to study abroad in East or Southeast Asia.
Fall 2018
- Ariana Siordia (Class of 2020, BA Finance)- Study to South Korea
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The Gates Cambridge Scholarship offers full-cost scholarships to outstanding applicants from countries outside the UK to pursue a full-time postgraduate degree in any subject available at the University of Cambridge.
2019
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The GEM Fellowship offers MS and Ph.D. level students an outstanding opportunity and access to dozens of the top Engineering and Science firms and Universities in the nation.
2022
- Elena Martinez, '22 BS Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
2021
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The U.S. Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship is a grant program that enables students of limited financial means to study or intern abroad, thereby gaining skills critical to our national security and economic competitiveness.
2022-23 Samuel Bonilla ’22, fall virtual study abroad Alessandra Gargour ’24, fall study abroad to the UK Sofia Lucio ’23, summer study abroad to Italy Eva De La Cerda ’22, fall virtual study abroad Juliette Jamjian '25, Spring 2024 study abroad in Hungary
Margaret (Lizzie) Joiner '24, Fall 2023 study abroad in France
Kyle Kaplan '24, Fall 2023 study abroad in the UK
Hayden Senegal '25, declined
2021-22 Cameo Brown, '22 BA Psychology & Communications, fall study abroad to Italy Jorian Palos,'23 BA International Relations, fall study abroad to Spain Alexander Salonga, '23 BA Film, spring study abroad to Germany 2020-21 Cameo Brown '22 BA Psychology & Communications- Alternate Fall 2020 study abroad grant to Italy 2019-20 Jenica Garcia, '21 BA Animation- Summer 2020 study abroad grant to Italy* *Cancelled due to Covid-19
2018-19 Asa Allegra-Berger- Fall 2018, Germany Courtney Spears- Spring 2019, Germany Deric Wanland- Summer 2019, Alternate to Croatia 2017-18 Megan Castillo- Summer 2018, Ghana Mia Clark- Summer 2018, Ghana Matthew Stirling- Summer 2018, UK 2016-17 Abigail Goad- Fall 2016, Spain 2015-16 Aaishah Kelani- Fall 2015, Germany Marina Marmolejo- Fall 2015, Spain LaShyra Nolen- Fall 2015, Spain 2014-15 Jasmin Coleman- Spring 2015, Germany Nadine Del Rosario- Spring 2015, Germany Marianna Hernandez- Spring 2015, Argentina Charnise Taylor- Spring 2015, Germany Niya Wright- Fall 2015, UK 2013-14 Hunter Braverman- Summer 2014, Germany Tyler Kidd- Summer 2014, Hong Kong Jacob Mehari- Summer 2014, Germany Cecilia Ramirez- Summer 2014, Germany Rochelle Kwan- Fall 2013, Denmark Marisol Castellanos- Fall 2013, Germany 2012-13 Yasmin Almanaseer- Summer 2013, Jordan Anisah Farah- Summer 2013, Italy Raeesah Reese- Summer 2013, Jordan Luis Ventura- Summer 2013, France Bianca Villasenor- Summer 2013, Spain Kiana Otsuka- Spring 2013, UK Ramya Pratt*- Spring 2013, Germany Tierney Finster*- Fall 2012, El Salvador 2011-12 Jasmine Panosian- Summer 2012, Germany Karrena Gordon- Spring 2012, Germany *Declined the award
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The Barry Goldwater Scholarship strives to provide support to college sophomores and juniors who intend to pursue research careers in the natural sciences, mathematics and engineering. The goal of the Goldwater Foundation is to help ensure that the U.S. is producing the number of highly-qualified professionals the Nation needs in these critical fields.
Scholar Recipients
- 2021: Elena Martinez, '22 BS Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
- 2020: Kevin Chang '21, BS Biochemistry
- 2013: Zily Burstein
- 2007: Vivian Vallin
Honorable Mentions
- 2018: Dillon Rinauro '19, BS Biochemistry
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Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program is a competitive employment opportunity that allows young professionals to live and work in cities, towns, and villages throughout Japan. Being a JET is an opportunity to work and to represent the United States as cultural ambassadors to Japan. Most participants serve as Assistant Language Teachers (ALTs) and work in public and private schools throughout Japan; some work as Coordinators for International Relations (CIRs) as interpreters/translators.
2019
- Cierra Gilmore (Class of 2019, BA English)
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Of the 100 scholarships The LAGRANT Foundation (TLF) will award, (60) ethnic minority undergraduate students will receive scholarships of $2,000 each and (40) graduate students will receive scholarships of $3,250 each. Students must be attending four-year accredited institutions in the U.S. and majoring in the fields of advertising, marketing or public relations.
2022
- Priya Dutta, '24 BBA Marketing
- Faith Nishimura, '23 BBA Marketing
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Marshall Scholarships finance young Americans of high ability to study for a graduate degree in the United Kingdom.
Finalists
2018
- Aaishah Kelani, BS Mechanical Engineering, '18
Previous Years
- Janelle Ruiz
- Allison Weinrich
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The Millennium Fellowship is a semester-long leadership development program on your campus to take your social impact to the next level
Fall 2020
- Alex Alford (Class of 2021, BA Film and Television Production)
- Lucy Brandstrader (Class of 2021, BA Liberal Studies)
- Cameo Brown (Class of 2022, BA Psychology & Communication Studies)
- Raymond Cangkimvo (Class of 2023, BA Math & Theology)
- Mackenzie Clark (Class of 2021, BA Film and Television Production & Spanish)
- Kelsie Constable (Class of 2022, BA Environmental Studies)
- Rebecca Davenport (Class of 2021, BS Biology)
- Roberta Ferraz Dal Lago Garcia (Class of 2023, BSE Engineering)
- Taylor Flanagan (Class of 2021, BS Mathematics)
- Reilly Grzywacz (Class of 2022, BA Environmental Studies)
- Jessica Laar (Class of 2022, BA Psychology)
- Leigh Lewis (Class of 2021, BA Psychology)
- William Lighthart (Class of 2021, BA International Relations & History)
- Fosse Lin-Bianco (Class of 2021, BSE Electrical Engineering)
- Isabella Lucero (Class of 2021, BA Political Science & Communication Studies)
- Amanda Meegan (Class of 2021, BBA Marketing)
- Andrew Seaman (Class of 2022, BS Computer Science)
- Maya Wazana (Class of 2022, BA Psychology & BBA Entrepreneurship)
- Megan West (Class of 2021, BSE Electrical Engineering)
- Kyle Wilson (Class of 2021, BA Psychology)
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The George J. Mitchell Scholarship Program is designed to introduce and connect generations of future American leaders to the island of Ireland, while recognizing and fostering intellectual achievement, leadership, and a commitment to community and public service.
Grantees
2016
- Lacey Smith, '16 BS Health & Human Sciences, '16
Semifinalists
2020
- Aaishah Kelani, '18 BS Mechanical Engineering, '18
2018
- Aaishah Kelani, '18 BS Mechanical Engineering, '18
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The NSF GRFP recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students in NSF-supported STEM disciplines who are pursuing research-based master's and doctoral degrees at accredited US institutions. The five-year fellowship includes three years of financial support including an annual stipend of $34,000 and a cost of education allowance of $12,000 to the institution.
Fellowship Recipients
2022:
- Elena Martinez, '22 BS Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
2019:
- Cassandra Nickles, Civil Engineering
2018:
- Ann Arhar, Biochemistry
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Honorable Mentions
2019:
- Candice Cross, Ecology
- Samuel Lardy, Chemical Synthesis
- Kelly Hunter, Chemical Theory, Models and Computational Methods
- Nicole Froidevaux, Social Psychology
2016:
- Daniel Ruiz, Atmospheric Chemistry
- Alexander Santiago, Chemical Biology
- Tauras Vilgalys, Social Science
2015:
- Michelle Rose, Computer Engineering
- Thomas Zachariah, Political Science
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The Newman Civic Fellowship recognizes and supports community-committed students who are changemakers and public problem-solvers at Campus Compact member institutions. Fellows are nominated by their president or chancellor on the basis of their potential for public leadership.
2022-23
- Camila Robles Ruiz, '23 BA Theater Arts
2021-22
- Hannah Stewart, '22 BA English
2020-21
- Alaysia Barker-Vaughn, '23 BA Political Science
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NALCAP funds American college students and graduates- who are native-like speakers of English - to partner with elementary and secondary schools in Spain to bolster language programs, as language assistants (TAs) under the supervision and guidance of teachers in Spain.
2022
- Kathleen McGann, '22 BA Communication Studies
2021
- Sophia Venables '21, BA Psychology
- Claudia Evans '21, BA Political Science
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The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans honors the contributions of immigrants and children of immigrants to the United States. Each year, we invest in the graduate education of 30 New Americans—immigrants and children of immigrants—who are poised to make significant contributions to US society, culture or their academic field. Each Fellow receives up to $90,000 in financial support over two years, and they join a lifelong community of New American Fellows
- 2019 Scholar- Diana Delgado Cornejo (Class of 2018, BA Modern Languages and Literature)
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Rhodes Scholars are chosen not only for their outstanding scholarly achievements, but for their character, commitment to others and to the common good, and for their potential for leadership in whatever domains their careers may lead.
Finalists
- Jessica Vargas
- Andrew Heck
- Susan Herdzina
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The Schwarzman Scholars Program provides a one-year, fully-funded master’s program at Tsinghua University in Beijing. Taught in English, the program is designed to build a global community of future leaders who will serve to deepen understanding between China and the rest of the world.
Semifinalist
- 2020: William Lighthart, '21 BA History and International Relations
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The Truman is a highly competitive, merit-based award offered to U.S. citizens and U.S. nationals from Pacific Islands who want to go to graduate school in preparation for a career in public service. For more information about LMU's campus process, visit this page.
Scholars
- 1990- Gary S. Brown
Finalists
- 2015- Alana Slavin, '16 BA Economics & Spanish
- Aram Nadjarian
- Beth Shaw
- Miguel Centeno
- Greer Gosnell
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Udall Scholarships are awarded to college sophomores and juniors for leadership, public service, and commitment to issues related to Native American nations or to the environment.
Honorable Mentions
- Gena Gammie
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The Office of National & International Fellowships supports students in all disciplines to seek off-campus research experiences for undergrads (REUs). Students seeking on-campus research experiences should work with the Office of Research & Creative Arts.
2022
- Catherine Channel, '24 BS Biology - Harvard REU in Kidney Medicine
- Alexis Chun, '23 BS Biology - Microbial Friends & Foes REU program Cornell
- Veronica Gomes, '23 BA Political Science - Ralph Bunche Summer Institute
- Madison Maille, '22 BS Biology - Amgen Scholars Program at Duke University
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Breakthrough Teaching Fellowship
- Rachel Meilak, '23 BS Mathematics
- 2011- Sean Grant
Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program
- 2021- Sophie Notter, Finalist, '21 BA International Relations
- 2019- Charity Waddy, '19 BS Mechanical Engineering
- 2016- Lara Dobson
- 2015- Kyle Peerless
- 2020- Alden Lundy, '20 BA Political Science
- Gabriela Jauregui- Finalist
- Krystal Velasquez- Finalist
Greater Research Opportunity-Environmental Protection Agency Fellowship
- Amanda Ballard
- Sergio Gonzalez
- Robert Reynolds
- Laura Terada
- Lauren Carlson
Harvard Summer Venture in Management Program
- 2019- Patrick Utz (Class of 2020, BS Computer Engineering)
Institute for Responsible Citizenship Scholar
- 2015- Delphert Smith
Jack Kent Cooke Graduate Fellowships
- Haydee Cuza, UCLA, Ph.D.
- Nikia Clarke, Cambridge University, M.Phil. & Oxford University, D.Phil.
- Maureen Fitzsimons, Field of Study: English; UC Irvine
- Kevin Brown, Field of Study: Theology; Boston College
- Brian Canave, BA Political Science and BA Asian & Pacific Studies, '14- Finalist
National Institutes of Health, Post Baccalaureate Fellowship
- Jan Clement Santiago
- Brian Canave, BA Political Science and BA Asian & Pacific Studies, '14, Finalist
Public Policy & International Affairs (PPIA) Fellowship
- 2019 Alternate- Tommy Jung Hoon Lee, '20 BBA Marketing
Ralph Bunche Summer Institute Scholar
- Priscilla Torres
The Repair the World Fellowship
- 2019- Emily Erves (Class of 2019, BA Psychology)- Placement: Miami, FL
- Melissa Paulsen, Area of Study: Business, New Zealand
- Cynthia Salim, Area of Study: Human Rights Law, United Kingdom
- Sheila Safaradan, Area of Study: Business, Peru
- Stephanie Felix, Area of Study: International Development, Netherlands
- Catherine Bereznay, Area of Study: International Development, South Africa
- Emily Dorn, Area of Study: Special Education, Ecuador
- Aram Nadjarian, Area of Study: International Relations, United Kingdom
- Jake Jensen, Area of Study: Rotary Peace Fellow, Thailand
Donald A. Strauss Public Service Scholarship
- 2017- Marcus Myers
- 2017- Marisa Carino
- Anna Diaz
- Raeesah Reese
Teaching Assistant in France Program (TAPIF)
- 2020-21- Simone Scott, '20 BA Screenwriting and French
- 2021- Alyssa Miree, Semi-Finalist, '17 BA Communication Studies
- 2020- Katie Calo, '19 BA English*
*Declined due to Covid-19
The Via Global Community Fellowship
- 2019 Fellow to Indonesia- Laura Galang (Class of 2019, BS Economics)
US Teaching Assistants in Austria
- 2022 - Nina Perl, '22 BA Spanish
- 2022 Simret Habte, '24 BA Sociology