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Boren Fellowship

Campus Deadline Disciplines Purpose Open To Eligibility Endorsement Required
December 29 All majors Funds study abroad by U.S. graduate students in world regions critical to U.S. interests. This fellowship requires a language component. Graduate students U.S. citizen or permanent resident, 3.3+ GPA, Yes

The Boren Fellowship funds study abroad by U.S. graduate students in world regions critical to U.S. interests. This fellowship requires a language component.

There is an internal application process for this fellowship and the deadline is December 29. To apply contact the DSAO Office at studentawards@msu.edu and complete an Intent to Apply Form. For more information visit: https://www.borenawards.org/

The Boren Fellowship requires an institutional endorsement. If you intend to apply, make sure you know the MSU internal competition deadline- Dec. 29th.

How to Apply

  1. Review the Boren website to make sure you are eligible
  2. Complete the DSAO Intent to Apply Form at www.studentawards.msu.edu toget on our list of applicants.
  3. Email to studentawards@msu.edu along with your resume and possible dates/times to meet with an advisor.
  4. Format resume using the DSAO resume template
  5. Make sure your resume emphasizes your research and creative work. Send it to the DSA office for feedback


Awardees

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Joseph Ahonen

Boren Fellowship
Declined - 2008-2009

David Baylis

David Baylis

Boren Fellowship
Declined - 2010-2011

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Kelley Cormier

Boren Fellowship
Awarded - 1999-2000

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Scott Harold

Boren Fellowship
Awarded - 2002-2003

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Paul Tanner

Boren Fellowship
Awarded - 2008-2009
For a complete list of all awardees, including Honorable Mentions and Finalists, see All Awardees.
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