Grant and Fellowship Sources

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CUNY

Science Fellowship Program
Application and Awarding Process

Graduate Research Grants Program for CUNY Doctoral Students

Campus resource: Office of Grants and Contracts, B. Bralver, Director 718-960-8107, Shuster Hall 303

CUNY Fellowship opportunities

CUNY Graduate Teaching Felowships ( Handbook)

CUNY- NSF grant funded AP Scholar fellowships ($30K plus tuition and books/year) for students past first exam (US citizens/green card holders) teach 10 hrs/ week in a Bronx public high school.

CUNY Technology Fellowships (must be currently Level II, III full-time CUNY PhD students)

CUNY Writing Fellowships (Level II, III CUNY PhD students only)

Ethnobotany/anthropology

Anthropology

Field Work

Botany in Action

Herb Society of America

Richard Schultes Research Award

Multidisciplinary/biodiversity/botany

National Geographic Society

Non-US students   

AAUW (American Association of University Women) International Fellowships AAUW  

postdoc fellowships for non-US scientists to work in the US:  http://www.aauw.org/fga/fellowships_grants/international.cfm

India Department of Biotechnology fellowships http://dbtindia.nic.in/

Fulbright Program

OAS; see also info  (Two year support only- good for PhD or MA students!)

Predoctoral support  

National Academy of Sciences, Ford Foundation fellowships and others

Searches and Email Alerts

Search for grant opportunities on GRANTSNET

Email Alert Services for fellowship and grant opportunities- Sciencewise.com

Lehman Grants Office- list of alert services 

Under-represented Groups

CUNY fellowships    

Ford Foundation

US Students- foreign travel

National Science Foundation International Program

Women-US and International (PhD and Postdocs)

UNESCO-L'ORÉAL Women in Science Program

Writing Tips and Grant Writing Workshops

Tips on Preparing an Application to the National Institutes of Health, by Dr. Eleanore T. Wurtzel

Tips on Preparing an Application to the National Science Foundation, By. Dr. Eleanore T. Wurtzel