John Harvey Kellogg Fellowship
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The following fellowships are administered by The Graduate School. The application process for each fellowship varies. Due dates are generally updated during the summer. Please click on the fellowship for more information on eligibility and application information.
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Established by the Michigan Legislature in 1986 and named in honor American civil rights activists Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968), César Chávez (1927-1993), and Rosa Parks (1913-2005), the King-Chávez-Parks (KCP) Initiative is comprised of seven different programs. Applications from minorities, women, people with disabilities, and individuals from cultural, linguistic, geographic, and socio-economic backgrounds who would otherwise not adequately be represented in the graduate student and faculty populations are encouraged to apply.
Students in good standing in the College of Human Medicine are eligible to apply for this award. The award recipient should be someone who has helped other CHM students reach their full academic potential.
This fellowship is open to MSU graduate students in any discipline related to human environment and design.
The Fellowship will be awarded to graduate students in good standing accepted or currently enrolled in MSU’s School of Social Work, the College of Human Medicine or the College of Osteopathic Medicine. Those units decide the awarding process.
Fellowship opportunity for graduate students studying coldwater fisheries or streams as part of their thesis or dissertation. Michigan State University graduate students are invited to apply for a Schrems West Michigan Trout Unlimited (SWMTU) Graduate Fellowship.
Always mindful of lives with needs, Shari VanDelinder donated her organs so others could live on. Those recipients received a gift from an intelligent, beautiful, dynamic, generous source of life. She was always passionate about helping people.
Shobha Ramanand was born in 1952 in India. After a successful career in the Indian Civil Services, Shobha moved to Lansing, Michigan to pursue her Master’s and PhD at Michigan State University. In 1988, she received her Master’s in Labor and Industrial Relations from the College of Social Science.
The Rose Graduate Fellowship in Water Research will benefit students enrolled in any graduate program at MSU to help to address the looming global water crisis and support the next generation of scientists who will help us solve water problems here in Michigan, the Great Lakes, nationally, and globally.
Leadership is the key to effective and efficient management, protection, and conservation of natural resources. To address complex interdisciplinary problems facing the health and welfare of these resources, it is necessary to foster and nurture the development of practical skill sets that enhance leadership.