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•GARRETT-EVANGELICAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY/1-800- SEMINARY or 847-866-3945/Website:www.garrett.northwestern.edu
Garrett-Evangical Theological Seminary is seeking candidates for masters degree and doctoral studies from all across the United States. There are a number of fellowships that cover partial or total cost of tuition.

•GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA / 3300 Penrose Place / P. O. Box 9140 / Boulder, CO 80301-9140 / (303) 357-1037/ Fax: (303) 357-1074/ Email: lcarter@geosociety.org / Website: www.geosociety.org/profdev/grants/
The primary role of the research grants program is to provide partial support of master's and doctoral thesis research in geological sciences for graduate students at universities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Central America. Applicants must be members of GSA to apply. GSA strongly encourages women, minorities, and persons with disabilities. GSA also offers a variety of grant opportunities for research and travel. Applications can be obtained from the address or website above. Deadline: February 1.

• GEOPHYSICISTS FOUNDATION / SOCIETY OF EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICISTS / S.E.G. Foundation / Box 702740-2740 / Tulsa, OK 74170 / (918) 493-3516 / Fax: (918) 493-2074 / Website: http://www.seg.org
The SEG Foundation supports education through scholarships and grants awarded to graduate and undergraduate students pursuing a degree in geophysics or a related scientific field. In addition to approximately $100,000 available for general scholarships, sponsored scholarships are available to students who meet certain specific criteria.
(1)The G.W. Hohmann undergraduate and graduate awards are restricted to students whose course of study is directed toward a degree in geophysics with an emphasis on mining or electrical methods.
(2)The Lucien LaCoste award ($10,000) is restricted to a graduate student whose degree is in geophysics with a special emphasis on gravity exploration.
(3)The Robert E. Sheriff award ($12,000) and the Margaret S. Sheriff award ($6,000) were recently established to enable a non-U.S. resident to study geophysics at the graduate level at the University of Houston.
The awards to recipients range from $500 to $12,000 per academic year. The term of each scholarship is one academic year; however, the scholarship is renewable. Any Recognized College or University in the United States which offers courses of study in geophysics or a closely related field may be chosen by the recipients. Deadline is March 1. For the most updated information about these and other scholarships click here.

•GERMAN-AMERICAN CENTER FOR VISITING SCHOLARS FELLOWSHIP / 1607 New Hampshire Ave., NW, 4th Fl. / Washington, D.C. 20009 /(202)483-9710 / Fax: (202)483-9717 / Website: http://www.europanet.org/fellowships/march/gacvs.htm
The mission of the GACVS is to support advanced research and networking in a variety of fields with emphasis on the social sciences and humanities, to foster the development of German-American academic cooperation, and to support the generation of young scholars in their pursuit of doctoral or postdoctoral studies and provide access to institutes, universities, and federal institutions centered in Washington. GACVS does not offer stipends, but fellows may be granted a rent subsidy. Salaries and travel expenses are not covered. Deadline is March 30. above.

• THE GERMAN MARSHALL FUND OF THE UNITED STATES / 1744 R Street, NW, / Washington D.C. 20009. / (202) 745-3950 / Fax: (202) 265-1662 / Website: www.gmfus.org
This program supports advanced research to improve the understanding of significant contemporary economic, political and social developments relating to Europe, European integration, and relations between Europe and the U.S. Projects should involve either comparative analysis of a specific issue in more than one country or the exploration of an issue in a single country in ways that can be expected to have relevance for other countries. The geographic scope of the program includes Western, Central and Eastern Europe, including Russia and Turkey as they relate to Europe, but not the Central Asian countries that were formerly part of the Soviet Union. Support for pre-dissertation research will note exceed $3,000, and recipients are expected to spend at least six weeks in Europe working on the design of their dissertations. Support for dissertation fieldwork in Europe is available for up to one year, with the length of time based on the requirements for the proposed research, up to a maximum of $20,000, with additional funds for travel of up to $2,000. Recipients of support for advanced research are expected to work full-time on the proposed project, for a period not less than one academic term and not greater than one year. Awards of up to $40,000 are available for postdoctoral and advanced research, with additional funds of up to $2,000 for travel. Contact the above address for applications and more information. Deadline: November 15.

• THE (J. PAUL) GETTY MUSEUM / Getty Grant Program / 1200 Getty Center Drive / Suite 800 / Los Angeles, CA 90049-16850 / (310) 440-7320 / Website: www.getty.edu / E-mail: mailto:gradinterns@getty.edu
(1) Getty Graduate Internships. The Getty is offering full-time internships for graduate students who intend to pursue careers in art museums and related fields of the visual arts, humanities,and sciences. Applicants must be enrolled in a graduate course of study leading to an advanced degree in a field relevant to the internship sought. Internships are full-time for eight months beginning in September, with the exception of conservation internships, which are full-time for twelve months. Grant amounts are $17,300 for eight months and $25,000 for twelve months. The grant includes health benefits and an educational travel allowance. Housing is not provided. Deadline is December 15.
(2) Grants for Residential Scholars. These grant categories apply to scholars who are in residence at the Getty Center in Los Angeles.
-Getty Scholars and Visiting Scholars.
-Pre- and Postdoctoral Fellowships.
-Library Research Grants.
-Conservation Guest Scholars.
(3) Grants for Nonresidential Scholars. These grants allow scholars the flexibility to pursue their research wherever necessary to complete their projects. Although grantees are welcome to use the Research Library at the Getty Research Institute, they are not required to work at the Getty Center nor are living quarters provided.
-Postdoctoral Fellowships.
-Collaborative Research Grants.
-Curatorial Research Fellowships.

•BERNARD F. AND ALVA B. GIMBEL FOUNDATION/271 Madison Avenue, Suite 606/New York, NY 10016/Contact: Ms Leslie Gimbel, Executive Director / Tel: (212) 895 8050 / Website:www.gimbelfoundation.org
Grants are currently made in the areas of education, social welfare, the environment, and reproductive rights. The Foundation believes that it can have a greater impact by funding organizations that seek to address the underlying causes of social problems. Of particular interest are original program ideas offering new solutions to existing problems; replicable, model programs; and programs offering long term, intensive involvement with participants. A range of approaches is supported: direct services, legal services, public education, advocacy, and technical assistance. In most program areas, the Foundation seeks to fund both organizations offering direct services and those working to influence public policy. The Foundation's grantmaking for direct services is focused almost entirely on organizations based in New York City. Grants are made only to tax exempt 501 (c) (3) organizations. For grant applications and deadlines visit their website above.

•GOTTLIEB (ADOLPH AND ESTHER) FOUNDATION, INC. / 380 West Broadway / New York, NY 10012 /(212) 226-0581 / Fax: (212)226-0584 / Website: www.gottliebfoundation.org
Ten individual support grants available to painters, sculptors and printmakers who have been working for a minimum of 20 years in a mature phase of their art and have financial need; grants amounts are determined each year (tipically ten grants of $20,000 each are awarded at the end of March). Written requests only for applications, please, by fax or mail.
They also administer an Emergency Assistance program year-round. This second, separate grant program assists artists suffering from recent catastrophic circumstances such as for emergencies fire, flood, medical emergency, and who have worked for a minimum of 10 years in a mature phase of their art; grants amounts range from $1,000 to $10,000.The Foundation does not provide funding for organizations, projects of any type, educational institutions, students, graphic artists, or those working in crafts. Only written requests for application forms will be honored. Deadline: December 15. For more information and applications visit their website above.

•THE GRADUATE SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY CENTER / 365 Fifth Avenue. New York, NY 10016 / (212) 817-7000 / Website: www.gc.cuny.edu
Fellowships and awards available to doctoral students at The Graduate Center:
1. Alexander C. Naclerio Award. For doctoral research in housing and urban development. Applications available from the Office of the Associate Provost (Ann Batiuk), Room 8113. Deadline is March 1.
2. Kenneth B. and Mamie Phipps Clark Fellowship. For a research with a potential social-action impact. Applications available from the Office of the Associate Provost (Ann Batiuk), Room 8113. Deadline is March 1.
3. MAGNET Two-Year Fellowships. For continuing African-American and Latino/a students who have passed their first exam and have completed no more than 50 credits or are within the first three years of of residency. Information available from the EODP office, Rm. 8306.
4. Pamela S. Galiber Memorial Award for an Outstanding African American Student. For doctoral research in social, cultural, or economic issues. Preference is given to those who have advanced to candidacy. Information available from the EODP office, Rm. 8306.
5. J. Bruce Llewellyn Two=Year Fellowships. For African-American Doctoral Students in Science, Mathematics, Engineering, and Technology who are entering or continuing students (passage of first exam and a maximum of 50 credits or within the frist three years of residency). Information available from the EODP office, Rm. 8306. Deadline is March 1st for continuing students.
6. USA Funds Access to Education Scholarship. For students who are citizens or legal residents with adjusted gross family income of $35,000 or less. Information available at http://www.usafunds.org/borrowers/access_to_education_scholarship.html Deadlines is March 15.
7. I.I.E. Fulbright Awards for Research Abroad. For dissertation research abroad. Applications and detailed instructions are now available online at www.iie.org/fulbright Further information available from the Provost Office, Rm. 8113. Campus deadline is usually mid-September.
8. U.S. Department of Education Fulbright-Hays Grants. For dissertation research in non-Western European countries. Deadline is usually mid-October.
9. Spencer Foundation Dissertation Fellowships for Research Related to Education. For students from different disciplines who seek fresh and constructive ways to improve education in the world. Must A.B.D. by June 1 of the year in which the fellowship is awarded, and must provide a plan for completing the dissertation within a one- or two-year time frame. Application at http://www.spencer.org/programs/index.htm Dealine is usually late-October.
10. Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans. For students that have spent no more than two years in a graduate program, are not more than 30 years of age, and who have status as a "New American" (holder of a green card, naturalized citizen, or child of two anturalized parents). Information and Applications at www.pdsoros.org Dealine is usually November 1.

• GRADUATE INTERNSHIP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ASSEMBLY INTERN COMMITTEE / New York State Assembly Intern Committee/ Legislative Office Building - Room 104A / Albany, New York 12248 / Phone: (518) 455-4704 / Fax: (518) 455-4705 / Website: http://assembly.state.ny.us/internship/graduates/ E-mail: intern@assembly.state.ny.us
This internship provides full-time research or policy analysis positions with Assembly leaders, committees and research staffs. An $11,500 stipend is awarded for an internship between January to June. Graduate Interns have the opportunity to develop their understanding of the legislative process and New York State government and to apply their ideas and research skills in the legislative process. Applicants for the internship must be matriculated in or have recently completed a graduate degree program. Applicants should have excellent research skills and a strong interest in state government and the legislative process. All majors may apply. Completed applications can be mailed directly by the applicants and must be postmarked by November 3.

•GRADUATE WOMEN IN SCIENCE (Sigma Delta Epsilon) RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS & TRAVEL AWARD / SDE/GWIS National Office / P.O. Box 710153 / San Diego, CA 92171-0153 / (619) 521-1955 / Website: www.gwis.org
Application deadline is December 1st. Applicants must be a graduate student, or engaged in post-doctoral or early-stage academic research. She must also be a member of SDE/GWIS. Exact fellowship amounts will be determined by the Chair of each award committee and will range from $300 to $4,000.
(1) SDE Fellowships. Awards are for research in all the natural sciences, including: physical, environmental, mathematical, computer, life sciences, anthropology, psychology and statistics.
(2) The Vessa Notchev Fellowships. Awards are for research in the same areas as for SDE Fellowships.
(3) The Eloise Gerry Fellowships. Awards are for research in the biological or chemical sciences only.
(4) The Nell I. Mondy Fellowship. Awards are for research in the same areas as for SDE Fellowships,with preference given to applications in the areas of food science, nutrition and toxicology.
(5) The Eli Lilly Travel Award. Awards are available to women graduate students or post doctoral fellows in disciplines related to the pharmaceutical sciences, for travel within the continental United States to present work at a scientific meeting.
(6) Ruth Dickie Special Project http://www.gwis.org/grants/Dickie.htm

•GRANT NOTLEY MEMORIAL POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP /Graduate Awards Coordinator / Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research / 2-8 University Hall / University of Alberta / Edmonton, AB / T6G 2J9 Canada (403) 492-3499 / Fax: (403) 492-0692 / Website: http://gradfile.fgsro.ualberta.ca/postdoctoral/notley.html
The Fellowship, valued at $40,000 per year, is tenable for two years at the University of Alberta for research in the politics, history, economy or society of Western Canada or related fields. Fellows are eligible for a one-time $4,000 travel/research grant as well as upon arrival, the equivalent of a return economy airfare from the point of residence at the time of application. There is one competition annually for this fellowship. All application materials must be received in the department no later than 3 January 2005.

•GRASS FOUNDATION / 400 Franklin St., Suite 302 / Braintree, MA 02184 / Email: grassfdn@aol.com / Phone: (781) 843-0219 / Fax: (781) 843-0474 / Website:http://www.mbl.edu/labs/grassfdn/
The Grass Fellowship in Neuroscience at the Marine Biological Laboratory. These summer fellowships allow researchers, in the late stages of predoctoral training or during their postdoctoral years, to conduct independent research at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woods Hole, MA. For more information and applications visit the website above. Deadline is December 1.

•GREENSHIELDS (ELIZABETH) FOUNDATION / 1814 Sherbrooke Street West Suite #1/ Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3H 1E4 / (514) 937-9225 / Fax: (514)937-0141 / Email: greenshields@bellnet.ca
Available to applicants of any citizenship. Awards are limited to candidates working in the following: drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture.Artists must be in the early stages of their career. Work must be representational or figurative -abstract or non-representational art is precluded by the terms of the Foundation's Charter. Grants are CAN $12,500. There is not deadline; applications are reviewed throughout the year. For applications and information, contact the above address.

• GUGGENHEIM (JOHN SIMON) MEMORIAL FOUNDATION / 90 Park Avenue / New York, NY 10016 / (212) 687-4470 / Fax: (212) 697-3248 / Website: www.gf.org
The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation provides fellowships for advanced professionals in all fields (natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, creative arts) except the performing arts. Fellowships are not available for students. Fellowships are awarded through two annual competitions: one open to citizens and permanent residents of the United States and Canada, and the other open to citizens and permanent residents of Latin America and the Caribbean. Applications and accompanying documents from citizens and permanent residents of the United States and Canada should reach the office of the Foundation not later than October 1; from citizens and permanent residents of Latin America and the Caribbean, not later than December 1.