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Graduate Student Scholarships
The College of Education offers three scholarships that are available to graduate students. Each of the three departments in the College of Education will post the scholarship information and application forms on their departmental web site, accessed by the COE main web site and the College of Graduate Studies and Financial Aid Office web sites as well. The deadline for applications will be October 1 each year. A spring semester deadline may also be established. Award decisions will be made by a department committee and names submitted to the University Advancement Office within six weeks of the application deadline. Students awarded the scholarships are to be notified by the department by letter within the six week period, with copies sent to the College of Graduate Studies, the COE Student Affairs Committee, and the University Advancement Office. The department will maintain copies of the award letters. The three scholarships currently available are listed below with the managing department:
- The Bazemore-Fetzer-Hagan Memorial Scholarship. Applicants must be Georgia residents, hold a current state teacher's certificate, and be teaching in one of the following public school systems: Screven, Effingham, Bulloch, Jenkins, Candler, Evans, Tattnall, Liberty, Bryan or Long Counties. [Department of Teaching and Learning]
- The Dr. Malcolm Katz Memorial Scholarship for students pursuing a graduate degree in public school administration. [Department of Leadership, Technology and Human Development]
- The Dr. Bryan Deever Memorial Scholarship for students enrolled full-time in the College of Education's Ed.D. Curriculum Studies program and hold a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or above in graduate course work. [Department of Curriculum, Foundations and Reading]
Other graduate-level scholarships and grant programs:
- The College of Graduate Studies' information on other scholarship opportunities.
- HOPE Teacher Scholarship Loan
- TEACH Grant program.
- Huazhong Normal University Scholarships