Office of National Scholarships and Fellowships

ONSF Year in Review

Promise Kim becomes newest Yenching Scholar

Catherine Hadley is U-M's 28th Truman Scholar! Catherine is passionate about public service, leadership, and family.

Four New Goldwater Scholars! Congratulations to Karthik Ravi, Henry Fleischmann, Sophie Kriz, and Jack Haviland

Darius Moore Named 2021 Wallenberg Fellow Darius plans to spend his Fellowship year in the Dominican Republic.

Jacob Florian receives Churchill Scholarship Jacob is U-M's 15th Churchill Scholar

Congratulations to U-M's Schwarzman Scholars! Six current students and recent alumni join the Schwarzman Scholars program.

Max Hammer Awarded Marshall Scholarship

Amytess Girgis Named Rhodes Scholar! Amytess joins a cohort of 32 Rhodes Scholars from around the world at Oxford this fall.

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Congratulations to Promise Kim! U-M's first Yenching Scholar of Asian and Korean descent, Promise will focus her research on identity formation in TCK (Third Culture Kid) students at international schools.

U-M Students win National Scholarships and Fellowships

2020-2021 Year in Review: ONSF celebrates U-M student applicants, nominees, finalists, and recipients.

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Scholarship Highlight:

The Rhodes Scholarship and Marshall Scholarships

The Rhodes Scholarship was created in 1902 in the will of Cecil Rhodes. It provides students around the world - not just in the US - with the opportunity to study at Oxford for two to four years after receiving their bachelor's degree.

The Marshall Scholarship provides full cost of attendance for 1-2 years of graduate study at any UK institution.

Deadline: August 23, 2021

Note: Both the Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships require U-M Nomination. Learn more here.

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