The Gender, Justice, and Environmental Change (GJEC) Program, at the Center for Gender in Global Context (GenCen), offers fellowships for MSU graduate students annually, thanks to generous funding provided by MSU's Graduate School. Enrollment in the GJEC program is not required to receive the fellowships. Applications Open Until 12/1/18.

There are two categories open, with up to three fellowships awarded per category:

GJEC Dissertation Research Fellowship (Up to $10,000)

Ph.D. students at MSU who have completed all requirements for their degree with the exception of their dissertation research. Applicants must have dissertation projects that focus specifically on the gender dimensions of environmental and/or agricultural change.

GJEC Dissertation Completion Fellowship (Up to $8,500)

Ph.D. students at MSU who have completed dissertation research and all other requirements for their degree program, except for completion of the dissertation. Applicants must graduate by the end of Fall 2019 with a dissertation focused on the gender dimensions of environmental and/or agricultural change.

More details about the fellowships and the applications can be found online at gencen.isp.msu.edu/grad-funding/.