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GALLATIN SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUALIZED STUDYGallatin ScholarshipsSponsored and administered by NewYork University, these scholarships are awarded to studentson the basis of financial need and academic achievement.To apply, students should answer“Yes” to the question “Do you wish to be considered for financial assistance?” in theApplication for Admission and submit the FAFSA.• Dean’s Scholarships are small tuition awards given to any enrolled Gallatin studentwho has a 3.0 GPA or better, no incomplete grades on his or her record and has filed a currentFAFSA that shows need.Awards are granted as funding remains available.To apply fora Dean’s Scholarship, new and continuing graduate students should complete the GallatinApplication for Supplemental Scholarship Aid (available on the Gallatin Web site).Other Financial Resources for Gallatin Graduate Students• The Herbert Rubin Creative Writing Award is awarded by the Gallatin School eachyear to one or two students for outstanding creative writing and artwork. Applicants maysubmit poems, essays, stories, a short play or artwork to The Gallatin Review; the deadline forsubmissions is announced during the fall semester.A committee comprising faculty and studentsjudges the submissions, and the winners are announced during the spring semester.The winning works are published in The Gallatin Review, and the winners receive a stipend,usually of several hundred dollars.• The Mike Bender Award is a stipend of approximately $500, given each year to a studenton the basis of an internship that promotes the ideals of compassion, understanding andtolerance. Proposals must be submitted to the director of external programs at the GallatinSchool no later than October 1.• The Dean’s Graduate Thesis Support Fund was created to help support the costsassociated with the development of a non-performance-based thesis. Applicants must becurrent MA students in the Gallatin School, with an approved thesis topic. For more informationand application procedures, see the Gallatin Web site.• The Siff Performance Thesis Grants are made to graduate students working on orpresenting an artistic thesis to cover some of the expenses of the performance. For more informationand application procedures, see the Gallatin Web site.• The Dean’s Conference Fund provides support for any enrolled student at Gallatin(undergraduate or graduate) to attend or present at a professional conference. Awards aremade on a reimbursement basis. Apply online on the Gallatin Web site.• The Gallatin Student Resource Fund is designed to provide additional resourcesto students for projects that will foster a greater sense of community at the Gallatin School.For more information and application procedures, see the Gallatin Web site.• The Gallatin Global Fellowship in Human Rights program. This year-longprogram provides several Gallatin students with up to $5,000 each to support research andNewYork University Bulletin 2012-2013 117
NEW YORK UNIVERSITYwork in the field of human rights, broadly defined. In the spring semester, participants studythe concept, history and political manifestations of human rights in both a seminar and independentstudies; in the summer, they engage in extended research or internships at organizationsaround the world; and in fall they present their findings at a symposium opento the entire university community.• The Horn Foundation Environmental Studies Fund supports student activitiesand research in Environmental Studies.Awards from the Fund are made to provide resourcesto students to support independent research, conference attendance, field work, overseasprojects and other needs of students focusing on environmental studies. For more informationand application procedures, see the Gallatin Web site.• The Jewish Studies Grant program was created to expand academic and artistic explorationin the field of Jewish Studies through the support of research and other intellectualprojects. For more information and application procedures, see the Gallatin Web site.NYU FUNDING OPPORTUNITIESForeign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) FellowshipsForeign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships provide tuition,fees and a stipend to full-time graduate students who are studying a modernforeign language as part of their academic program on Europe, LatinAmerica, the Caribbean or the Middle East in preparation for a career thatwill utilize their language studies.The fellowships are administered for theU.S. Department of Education by the three designated National ResourceCenters at NewYork University.Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanentresidents and must enroll in one language course each semester.Students in all disciplines are eligible to apply. Summer FLAS awards arealso available for intensive language study in the U.S. and abroad. Studentsshould contact the appropriate center for more information and the application.The centers and eligible languages of award are as follows:Center for Latin American and Caribbean StudiesPortuguese (Brazil only) and Spanish (not Spain): www.clacs.as.nyu.edu/page/home.Hagop Kevorkian CenterArabic,Hebrew,Persian,Turkish and Urdu:www.nyu.edu/gsas/program/neareast.118 NewYork University Bulletin 2012-2013
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