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The Director for Postgraduate Fellowships and Scholarships advises promising Mason students and recent alumni regarding the application process for nationally competitive fellowships. She assists students to prepare their applications for the Boren, Truman, Marshall, Fulbright, Goldwater, Jack Kent Cooke, Udall and several other foundations that will enable them to pursue graduate and postgraduate studies.
The program is designed to encourage talented graduates and undergraduates to explore the range of opportunities and resources available to advance their academic and professional goals. We are committed to providing a supportive and friendly environment for students.
Throughout the academic year, our office offers a series of information sessions for students who wish to find more about the application process for nationally competitive fellowships. Representatives of fellowship foundations will be present at some of these sessions. On this site, students will find specific information on a wide range of fellowship opportunities, as well as advice on the application procedures.
On-Campus Scholarship Deadline: 11/15/2011
Dr. Kay Agoston
Graduate Fellowships Director
| Office: 703-993-3131 Office: kagoston@gmu.edu |
Dr. LaNitra Berger
Undergraduate Fellowships Director
| Enterprise Hall 308 Honors College Fairfax, VA 22030 United States | Office: (703)993-2917 Office: lberger2@gmu.edu |
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