Category: Center for African Studies
Contact: Director,
427 Grinter Hall,
(352) 392-2183;
http://www.africa.ufl.edu

Alumni and Faculty Pre-Dissertation Travel Award

College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based


Students preparing their pre-dissertation for the Center for African Studies.

Application Information:
Contact the Center for African Studies in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.


Value:

Varies

Degree:

Graduate

College:

Center for African Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

David L. Niddrie Memorial Scholarship

College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based


The author of the best proposal in any discipline by a UF graduate student intending to conduct field research in Africa.

Application Information:
Contact the Center for African Studies in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.


Value:

Varies

Degree:

Graduate

College:

Center for African Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Dr. Madelyn Lockhart Dissertation Research Travel Award

College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based


African Studies graduate students traveling to Africa for purposes of doing preliminary research for their dissertations.


Value:

$1,000

Degree:

Graduate

College:

Center for African Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Graduate Pre-Dissertation Research Travel Awards

College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based


Contact: Todd Leedy, 427 Grinter Hall, (352) 392-2183

graduate students in any discipline planning to travel to Africa to conduct pre-dissertation research in preparation to prepare dissertation proposals and//or apply for dissertation research funds


Value:

$500-$1,000

Degree:

Graduate

College:

Center for African Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Hunt & Jeanne Davis Research Travel Award

College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based


Author of the best proposal in any discipline by a UF graduate student intending to conduct field research.


Value:

$1,000

Degree:

Graduate

College:

Center for African Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

James Haskins Visiting Scholar Fellowship Endowment Fund

College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based


Support research and teaching by emerging and established scholars who seek opportunities to conduct research and collaborate with African American Studies faculty.

Application Information:
Contact the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.


Value:

Varies

Degree:

Graduate, Undergraduate

College:

Center for African Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Jeanne and Hunt Davis Research Travel Fund

College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based


Students in African Studies doctoral program, conducting research on an African topic, to make a pre-dissertation research trip to Africa; money not to be used to support student during the writing of his/her dissertation or research of a student in the master’s program; upon student’s return, recipient will provide brief report on outcome of research to the director; it is hoped that recipient will commit, within 10 years, to contribute a similar amount to the fund.

Application Information:
Contact the Center for African Studies.


Value:

Varies

Degree:

Graduate

College:

Center for African Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

U.S. Department of Education-Funded Title VI Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship

College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based


Contact: Todd Leedy, 427 Grinter Hall, (352) 392-2183

academic year fellowships for graduate students pursuing degrees in any discipline with a concentration in African area studies; must enroll in African language study (eligible languages are Akan, Amharic, Arabic, Swahili, Xhosa, Wolof, and Yoruba); must be accepted to their department before being considered.


Value:

$15,000 stipend plus all tuition/fees (maximum $12,000)

Degree:

Graduate

College:

Center for African Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

U.S. Department of Education-Funded Title VI Summer Intensive Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship

College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based


Contact: Todd Leedy, 427 Grinter Hall, (352) 392-2183

graduate students pursuing degrees with a concentration in African area studies to undertake intensive language study at any USDOE Title VI approved institution.


Value:

$2,500 stipend plus tuition at host institution (maximum $4,000); travel awards may be available

Degree:

Graduate

College:

Center for African Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences