This scholarship is for undergraduates and graduates who are making career changes to become teachers and entering the fields of language, literature, and the humanities.
This scholarship provides a 4-year renewable award to a high-achieving incoming freshman with financial need pursuing a degree in the College of Letters & Science with preference for students from Kenosha County.
This scholarship provides a renewable scholarship to a high achieving Wisconsin resident who is in the top 5% of their senior class pursuing a degree in the College of Letters and Science.
Open to students who complete outstanding research in the Field of Sociology and Anthropology. Award can be used to cover tuition and fees for one semester.
These scholarships are given to high-achieving incoming freshmen with financial need who are pursuing a degree in the College of Letters & Science at UW. They are renewable up to 4 years.
This scholarship is for full-time graduate or undergraduate student enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts, any major, any class level with overall and in major 3.0 GPA
This scholarship is for students within the University’s Graduate School of Architecture, the undergraduate College of Arts & Sciences and the Law School. Graduate architecture and law students must be at least rising second-year students in the 2020–21 academic year.
This scholarship is for students who are pursuing a Life or Health Sciences degree. Recipients must enroll full time and maintain a minimum 3.00 GPA. The 3.00 GPA must be maintained after the Fall semester to receive Spring disbursement of the scholarship.
Applicants must be enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences at University of Wyoming. Preference may be given to students majoring in, or intending to major in, anthropology.
This scholarship is for graduate student attending US based college or university in 2020-21 pursuing a graduate degree in the social sciences, economics preferred but not required.
This scholarship is for students pursuing Social Science-related majors.
Selection is based on academic history, extracurricular activities, and employment history.
This scholarship is for students pursuing a degree in the College of Letters & Science with preference for students from the Beaver Dam and surrounding area.
This scholarship is intended for graduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences in the University of Oregon.
Preference to students in their last year at UO
This scholarship is for high-achieving incoming freshmen who are the first in their family to attend college and who intend to pursue a degree from the College of Letters & Science.
This scholarship is for high-achieving incoming freshman pursuing a degree from the College of Letters & Science. Priority is given to Wisconsin residents.
The Department of Anthropology will provide awards up to $3000 per student for full-time undergraduate or graduate student in the Department of Anthropology who demonstrate a compelling plan to advance professional skills through internship placement, field study, or other research plans.
This scholarship will provide support to one undergraduate student at the junior or senior level or above majoring in Applied Indigenous Studies, Anthropology, or with a declared minor in Ethnic Studies minimum GPA of 3.
This scholarship is for students enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences who demonstrate broad intellectual interests and the qualities of leadership and citizenship. Preference is given to an out of state student, preferably from a New England state or from the state of Wisconsin.
This scholarship awards a full or part-time NAU anthropology graduate student. Should have demonstrated excellence in an anthropology graduate program.
This scholarship is for high-achieving incoming freshmen from rural WI with financial need who are pursuing a degree in the College of Letters & Science.
This scholarship is for newly admitted freshman majoring in a field related to the arts, humanities or social sciences, with preference to those committed to developing a deeper appreciation of regional, national and international issues.
This scholarship is for a high-achieving incoming freshman who are non-WI residents with financial need. Preference is given to students from Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas.
