Category: Awards
Summer 2023 President’s Undergraduate Research Award’s Fund
President’s Undergraduate Research Awards fund student salaries to conduct undergraduate research with Georgia Tech faculty and offset travel expenses for undergraduates to present their research at professional conferences. Between two hundred and three hundred competitive awards are offered each year. Rules and Eligibility Applicant must be an undergraduate student in good standing (GPA > 2.0). A Georgia Tech faculty mentor or GTRI scientist is required for the proposed research project. Students are not allowed to receive academic course credit for a research project funded by PURA. Students are limited to…
Read MoreIAC Legacy Awards: Call for Nominations
Each spring the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts recognizes an extraordinary graduate student, undergraduate student, and faculty member with an Ivan Allen, Jr., Legacy Award. These are beautiful Frabel glass sculptures. The awards also come with stipends of $1,000 each. The awards and the stipends are made possible by our generous supporters, Col. Stephen C. Hall and Mrs. Pamela Hall. For information about the Legacy Awards, click here. All nominations must be received by January 30, 2023. Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee. Awards will be formally presented…
Read MoreApply Now for the 2022-23 Van Aacken Awards
Georgia Tech’s Law, Science, and Technology Program is proud to announce an opportunity for current Georgia Tech students to apply for funding to help offset some of the costs of law school admissions. The Van Aacken GT Law Fund was established in memory of Georgia Tech alumnus Troy Van Aacken, an Atlanta attorney, by his family in order to help students cover various costs associated with the process of applying to law school. Current Georgia Tech students are invited to apply as outlined below. Priority is given to third and…
Read MoreSpring 2023: Nunn School Grants for Unpaid Internships and Professional Development – APPLY NOW
The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs is providing a fixed number of grants up to $1000 to support students participating in unpaid internships or attending academic seminars and conferences/workshops during the spring 2023 semester. Unpaid is defined as not receiving a salary or stipend from the employer. Remote/Virtual internships and conferences/workshops are eligible. Eligibility: You must be an enrolled INTA, IAML, EIA, MSIA, MSISEC, MSIAST, or DRIAST student at the time of application and during the spring 2023 semester. The deadline to complete the online application for the Spring…
Read MoreBS/MS Fellowships – Apply by November 21
The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs is pleased to offer up to three fellowships of $2,500 each to INTA, IAML or EIA seniors who enroll in their five-year BS/MS program. The applicants will have to be admitted into a five-year program and register for INTA 6202 and/or INTA 6302 in Spring 2023. The fellowships will be disbursed to the awardees after the Spring 2023 Withdrawal Date (March 17, 2023) provided they remain enrolled in either course. The students wishing to apply for a fellowship should email a copy of their…
Read MoreKnight-Hennessy Scholars Q&A and Info Session
Knight-Hennessy Scholars Info Session July 28, 2022, 9:00-10:00 PM EDT Our online application for autumn 2023 enrollment will open July 1 and is due October 2022. GT Campus Deadline: August 15, 2022. You are eligible to apply if you earned (or will earn) your bachelor’s degree in 2016 or later. For U.S. military (active or veteran) applicants, you are eligible if you earned your bachelor’s degree in 2014 or later. General Information Session Join this online event to learn more about Knight-Hennessy Scholars at Stanford University. Each Knight-Hennessy scholar will…
Read MoreFulbright webinar – post-grad awards in Poland, Hungary, and Bulgaria
Plan to attend a special Zoom info session about Fulbright opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe! The event will take place on Thursday July 28, 2022, at 12:00 pm EST (6:00 pm CET) During this session, you will have a chance to meet executive directors, staff members and U.S. alumni from three Commissions in the region: Fulbright Bulgaria, Fulbright Hungary and Fulbright Poland, and learn more about Fulbright grants for U.S. students, scholars and English Teaching Assistants (ETAs). Each country will present their grant offer and then we will host…
Read MoreSummer 2022: Nunn School Grants for Unpaid Internships and Professional Development – APPLY NOW
The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs is providing a fixed number of grants up to $1000 to support students participating in unpaid internships or attending academic seminars and conferences/workshops during the summer 2022 semester. Unpaid is defined as not receiving a salary or stipend from the employer. Remote/Virtual internships and conferences/workshops are eligible. Eligibility: You must be an enrolled INTA, IAML, EIA, MSIA, MSISEC, MSIAST, or DRIAST student at the time of application and during the summer 2022 semester. The deadline to complete the online application for the Summer 2022 Semester…
Read More2022 Ivan Allen Jr. Legacy Awards
The Ivan Allen Jr. Legacy Awards honor faculty and students whose lives and work embody the spirit of Georgia Tech alumnus Ivan Allen Jr. (Commerce 1934). As stewards of Mayor Allen’s legacy, the College champions research, teaching, and service that encompass Mayor Allen’s visionary urban policies and his values of social courage, social justice, and ethical action. Recipients are selected from nominees considered by the Legacy Awards Committee led by the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies. Student nominees should demonstrate evidence of leadership, engagement, and academic achievement. Nominations may be made…
Read MoreAPPLY NOW: Nunn School Grants for Unpaid Internships and Professional Development – Spring 2022
Do you have an unpaid spring internship or an academic seminar or conference you are attending? Do you need financial support to defray costs related to accepting unpaid internships or conference registration this spring? The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs is providing a fixed number of grants up to $1,000 to support students participating in unpaid spring semester internships or attending academic seminars and conferences. You must be an enrolled INTA, IAML, EIA, MSIA, MSISEC, MSIAST, or DRIAST student at the time of application and during the spring 2022…
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