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Barbara P. Greene Endowed Scholarship in Political Science
Established in 2004 by Sarah and Edward Cohen (daughter and son-in-law) and friends of Barbara Greene. Barbara was a professor and chair of the political science department prior to her death in 2001. Income from this endowment will support a scholarship for students enrolled in the political science department who have interest in state and local government.One scholarship will be awarded. Application deadline is the spring semester.
Scholarship awarded to a CMU student majoring in political science, with an interest in state and local government.
- Minimum GPA 3.00 on a 4.0 scale.
- Preference given first to MPA and MA graduate students, followed by undergraduate seniors and juniors.
- The award will be made only if highly qualified applicants apply.
- Apply with a formal letter, a resume, and contact information for three references who will speak to your career interests in Political Science.
- Questions should be addressed to Dr. Lawrence Sych, 989-774-3316, sych1l@cmich.edu.
>>Click here to view the Greene scholarship overview
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Edward H. Potthoff Scholarship in Local Government Administration
Applicants must be graduate students in a public administration curriculum. They need a demonstrated career interest in local government, a record of participation at that level, and directly relevant course work. One scholarship will be awarded. Application deadline is the spring semester.
- The award will be made only if highly qualified applicants apply. A committee of city managers, Professor Sych, and one other public administration faculty will make the award.
- Apply with a formal letter, a resume, and contact information for three references who will speak to your career interests in Public Administration.
- Questions should be addressed to Dr. Lawrence Sych at 774-3316 or sych1l@cmich.edu.
>>Click here to view the Potthoff scholarship overview
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PSC Student Study Abroad Grant
Background: An international experience is an invaluable part of a student's education and will provide an international perspective which cannot be fully recreated within the classroom. To promote international study, the Political Science Department has created a small fund to assist students with costs related to study abroad.
Criteria:
- Full-time matriculated CMU undergraduate or graduate student at the time of application
- Approved through the Office of International Education
- Minimum GPA of 2.8 for undergraduate students or 3.3 for graduate student
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident
- At the time of study abroad, undergraduate students must reach sophomore standing or above with a signed major or minor in Political Science. Graduate students must complete a minimum of one semester of study within a Political Science program
Deadline: Ongoing. Requests will be reviewed and applicants notified via e-mail in 2 to 3 weeks.
Award Amount: Please note that the maximum award amount is $500 and dependent upon the amount of funding available.
>>View PSC Study Abroad Application