David L. Boren Awards for International Study

University of South Carolina

USC students interested in applying for the Boren must submit rough drafts of their essays to Sarah Langston (langston@sc.edu) or Margaret Perkins (mperkins@sc.edu) by November 14, 2011.  Additional supplemental documents will be required by Friday, December 2, 2011. Students will complete on-campus interviews in January 2012.

There will be a Boren Scholarship Workshop for interested students on Monday, October 3, 2011 at 3:30pm in Legare 321.

Please contact your campus representative for more information.

http://www.studyabroad.sc.edu

On-Campus Scholarship Deadline: 11/14/2011



Fellowship-advisor
Ms. Jennifer Bess
Fellowships Coordinator
This contact can provide you with application guidance and answer questions about the Boren Fellowship.
University of South Carolina
Legare 220
Columbia, SC 29208
United States

Office: (803) 777-5420
Office: bessj@mailbox.sc.edu
 
Scholarship-advisor
Ms. Sarah Langston
Study Abroad Advisor
This campus representative can provide you with information about the Boren Scholarship, help in completing the application, and forward your application for review.
Office: (803) 777-7557
Office: langston@sc.edu
 

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