New
America Foundation Fellowships
California
Fellowship Opportunities
The New America Foundation is a nonpartisan public policy institute
whose purpose is to bring exceptionally promising new voices and ideas
to the fore of America’s public discourse. Described by The New
York Times as “breaking out of traditional liberal and conservative
categories” and by Newsweek as “a hive of state-of-the-art
policy entrepreneurship,” New America relies on a venture capital
approach to invest in outstanding individuals and policy ideas. Through
its Fellowships and Policy Programs, the Foundation sponsors a wide
range of research, writing, conferences, and events on many of the most
important issues of our time. Thanks to a grant from the James Irvine
Foundation, New America is expanding its presence in California by appointing
several Fellows throughout the state. For more information about New
America, please visit www.newamerica.net.
Presidential
Management Fellows Program
Anyone who will be completing a thesis/project this year, and is interested
in the Presidential Management Fellows program, should contact the PPA
department office about the nomination process. The application deadline
is October 15, 2004. You can find out more about the PMF program
at their website.
Robert
Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program
Application Deadline: October 15, 2004
Program Dates: September through May (9 months)
Number of Participants: 20
Citizenship : US Citizen
Age: 23-34 at time of application.
Language: German fluency required at start of program. If needed, language
training will be provided by the Bosch foundation in the US and Germany.
Education: Graduate degree or at graduate level training in business
administration, economics,journalism, mass communications, law, political
science, public affairs/public policy.
Work Experience: At least two years relevant work experience.
Fall
2004 Student Funds from Academic Affairs
Student
Academic Development Funds
Academically
Related Activities Funds
Please visit the links to see if you qualify for the funding.
Fall
2004 Student Funds from Associated Students, Inc.
DOC Grants
Would you like up to $1500 an academic year for learning outside the
classroom and club and organization events? ASI has money available
for organizational conferences, club events, competitions, cultural
celebrations and other club oriented events.
SEL Grants
Are you looking for money for major related course work or conferences?
Similar to the DOC, ASI has up to $500 per academic year available for
individual grants.
Graduate Diversity Office
Visit or call the Graduate Diversity Office, River Front Center, Room
203, and ask about their Graduate
Diversity Grants. (916) 278-6302
The
Center for California Studies
The center offers a number of fellowship opportunities. Click
here for more information.
CSUS
Financial Aid Office
The Financial Aid Office at CSUS has some great information for those
seeking scholarships. Just click
here for more information.
CSUS Financial Aid Office - 6000 J Street - Sacramento, CA 95819-6044
Lassen Hall 1006 - Telephone (916)278-6554 - Fax (916)278-6082
Office
of Global Education
Go to the Office of Global Education website for information about Fulbright
and Other Scholarships for Study or Research Abroad.
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