This award provides financial support for travel to professional conferences, with one $450 award granted to an undergraduate student and one to a graduate student each academic year. The goal is to help students engage with their academic and professional communities, present their work, and enhance their career development through conference participation.

This award provides financial support for travel and other research-related expenses (excluding salary) to deserving undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Anthropology who are actively participating in a faculty-led archaeological research project.

These awards support summer research and fieldwork pursued toward a master's degree to complete pilot research in order to secure external funding for doctoral research. 

These fellowships and awards include the Presidential Fellowship ($40,000), Grace Jordan McFadden Professors Program ($24,000), Dean's Award for Excellence in Leadership ($1,000), Outstanding Thesis and Dissertation awards ($250), and Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award ($1,000). Find out more!

This award funds doctoral students who are presenting sole- or first-authored papers or posters at academic conferences of national or international standing. Find out more! 

The Office of National Fellowships and Scholar Programs works with students with the preparation process for applying and interviewing for prestigious national fellowships and scholarships. Find out more!

This award provides support for doctoral research. The funds of up to $5,000 per recipient go towards salary, supplies, travel and/or other costs essential to completing and promoting student projects. Find out more!

These fellowships are for graduate students who exhibit excellence in study, research and scholarship. All students are eligible for the C.C. Royal ($2,500), George M. Reeves ($750), and Dera D. Parkinson ($750) fellowships. The Rhude M. Patterson fellowship ($5,000) is reserved for female students. Find out more! 

These fellowships support graduate students engaged in international research and study. They include the Ceny Walker Graduate Travel Grant ($2,500), Donald J. Puchala Graduate Fellowship in International Affairs ($1,000), Li-Ching Graduate Fellowship ($3,000) and Seung Yeun Kim Graduate Fellowship ($3,000). Find out more!