Washington University--Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship Program 

The Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship Program for African-Americans
has been designed to facilitate training for students interested in
becoming college or university professors. 

Eligibility: African-Americans who are admissable into any of
    Washington University's Ph.D. or D.Sc. programs in Arts and
    Sciences, Business, Engineering, or Social Work. Also eligible
    are African Americans admissable to other Washington University
    programs providing final disciplinary training for prospective
    college professors.

Fellows will meet as a community on a regular basis to discuss trends
    and activities within their various disciplines. Scholars will 
    lead discussions on a multitude of topics and the Fellows will
    participate in an annual conference which will include national
    and local scholars, leaders from the St. Louis and regional
    communities, and members of the greater Washington University
    faculty and student body.

Period: Doctoral candidates making satisfactory academic progress, 
    will receive the fellowship for five years.

Award: Stipends and allowances at $16,000 per year plus tuition
    scholarships, with a total value in excess of $120,000 per
    Fellow.

Deadline: January 15, 1998, Application in a Degree Program.
	  January 25, 1998, Application for Chancellor's Program.

Contact: Ms. Joyce Edwards, Coordinator
	 Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
	 Washington University
	 Campus Box 1187
	 One Brookings Drive
	 St. Louis, MO 63130
	 (314) 935-6821


NYU GSAS
Added 12/17/97 (CAS)
(212) 998-8060
gigsGSAS@nyu.edu			[washcgfp]