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Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships
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Office of Undergraduate Admissions Tuitions and Scholarships
evaluates your eligibility for academic scholarships based on your application to the university.
National Fellowships and Scholar Program
helps and supports you through the application process for earning prestigious national fellowships. The office also advises and supports students through a variety of scholar program opportunities.
Fellowships and Scholarships
In addition to scholarships offered by the university, state and other institutions, the College of Social Work offers fellowships and scholarships that are open to BSW students.
All 2020-2021 BSW fellowship and scholarship applications are closed. Awards will be announced in early August.
Established by the college’s faculty and staff in honor of Dean Emeritus Anna Scheyett.
Two $1,000 awards supports students with financial need who is interested in pursuing a social work career to help populations that struggle with financial insecurity. Applicants must answer the question: "When you are an established professional, what are ways in which you will 'pay it forward' and support future social work students?
Two $500 fellowships to assist upper division BSW students from underrepresented populations who will pursue a career in child welfare.
Two $500 scholarships to assist students who demonstrate financial need. Preference will be given to students who have an interest in affecting positive social change around social justice issues and actively involved with the I. DeQuincey Newman Institute for Peace and Social Justice at the time of applying.
Involvement can include the following:
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Attending social media dialogues
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College student group engagement in social justice-related activities with the community
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Social justice film and dialogue meetings
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Working with student groups at other local universities on social justice-related activities.
Supports BSW students who demonstrate financial need with preference to students who have an interest in working in mental health or addiction fields.