Educational Advancement Foundation
Added to EAF's array of programs in 1995, fellowships do not require enrollment in an academic institution. These awards help to improve the quality of life of others by funding research and projects with practical applications.
Foundation fellowships have been awarded to individuals for a wide range of purposes, from assistance in finding non-violent solutions to human disputes to conducting research on hypertension and the impact of nuclear testing on marine life.
Fellowship applications are due April 15, 2022. Awards will be announced in August 2023.
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to support students pursuing a degree in STEM-related fields
Fellowship Guidelines And Instructions
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To provide assistance to students studying business and public affairs engineering technology & physical science majors
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To provide assistance to single mother household who is majoring in math/science/technology
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To provide assistance to students studying elementary education, math /science, technology, political science, and business majors
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To provide assistance to students studying science, technology engineering and mathematics environmental health and school of business and economics
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To provide assistance to students studying business and entrepreneurship/science and engineering and mathematics
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To provide assistance to student’s financial support/projects creating STEM Visionaries for Our World
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To provide assistance to students in the school of business and school of social work majors
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To provide an academic award of excellence to a Morris College Student with a STEM related major and a GPA of 3.0 or higher
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To provide assistance to students studying business communications and criminal justice
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To provide assistance to students studying business administration and political science majors
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To provide assistance to students in the college of law, school of journalism, school of business, industry and school of enrichment
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To provide assistance to school of business majors
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To provide assistance to students studying business, engineering, and environmental health majors
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To provide assistance to students studying communications and business majors
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To provide assistance to students majoring in communications, international relations, public policy, political science and business
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To provide assistance to students majoring in business/international studies/economics
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To provide assistance to students studying international relations, economics, English, or women’s studies
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To provide assistance to students studying in the college of business administration, college of science, and technology majors
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To provide assistance to students at South Carolina State University
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To provide assistance to students studying mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, civic engineering, architecture engineering, aeronautical and industrial engineering
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To provide financial assistance to students
Fellowship Guidelines And Instructions
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To inspire future scholars toward engaging their communities and catalyzing social forces to lead global change.
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for students studying art
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to provide assistance to undergraduate students in Virginia with a financial need
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to provide assistance for students pursuing a math or science career degree
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to provide assistance to students in Central Region majoring in business administration (undergraduate students only)
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established to provide financial assistance to full-time, undergraduate students (sophomore or above) from Tennessee or Arkansas. Minimum 2.8 GPA. Use narrative section in application to describe career goals.
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to support high school seniors currently enrolled in college
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to assist undergraduate students attending Leadership, Boulé conferences and those in financial need
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to provide girls from New Orleans with financial assistance
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for students pursuing degrees in medicine or research pertaining to lupus
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To provide assistance to students pursing undergraduate degrees
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to support students with a 2.5 GPA or above attending an HBCU
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to provide financial assistance to students from New York and the Virgin Islands
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to support programs that strengthen children, adults and families through education, prevention, human services and unique initiatives
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to provide financial assistance to a college student seeking a law degree?
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to assist a college student in the foster care system/independent living from the state of Florida or, in the alternative, South Atlantic Region
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to provide support for undergraduates in the Mid-Atlantic Region to attend Boulé and Leadership seminars
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To provide assistance to undergraduate students majoring in physical /health education.
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to provide assistance to young women pursuing a degree in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math)
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to provide financial assistance to individuals and organizations in support of a civic, educational or human service endeavor or projects
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to provide funds for a student majoring in special needs education
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To support students attending specified HBCUs (Alcorn State University, Jackson State University, Mississippi Valley State University, Rust College, or Tougaloo College) in Mississippi
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to support students attending accredited HBCUs
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to support lifelong learning of deserving individuals
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earmarked to support individuals and projects involved in finding nonviolent solutions to human problems
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training towards treatment of mental health
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To provide assistance to students studying in the field of Education
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To provide financial support and encourage the pursuit of college education for students who attend community college or a HBCU in the state of Maryland.
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to support projects that involve chronicling, archiving, publishing, displaying and preserving Black history and the achievements of ordinary individual or groups who do extraordinary things to uplift and educate the Black community
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to support in the purchase of textbooks for African American students attending Paterson University
Fellowship Guidelines And Instructions
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to support program initiatives that align with the current administration's program
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to support non profit organizations in the Far Western Region that focus on enhancing the lives of African Americans and other minorities in their communities.
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to support the humanitarian work of a selected nonprofit organization whose focus is consistent with Alpha Kappa Alpha's program of service
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to support sorors and chapters in implementing an archive program aligned with the Alpha Kappa Alpha International Archives Committee guidelines and recommendations
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to provide financial assistance to individuals committed to enhancing the educational environment of children under the age of 5 years old, with a background in early childhood development
Fellowship Guidelines And Instructions
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Support students in a particular field of study by establishing a fellowship. Fellowships are awarded during even-numbered years, and the amount of the award is determined by the fellowship administrator or designated group. Fellowship funds are not invested and therefore do not earn any annual interest. Fellowships grow via ongoing donor contributions and there are no limitations on the amount of the fellowship awards.
While cash donations are the most common form of giving; planned gifts such as insurance policies, memorial gifts, charitable trusts, stocks and bonds are other methods. One of the most gratifying ways for donors to support lifelong learning is by giving to or establishing an endowment fund or fellowship within the Foundation.