Gordon Hein Scholarship
Fellowship details
The Gordon Hein Scholarship provides financial support to graduate students who demonstrate outstanding past academic achievement as well as future promise, have financial need, and are blind or legally blind. Certification by the Disability Services Center is required.
This award provides resident fees and a stipend of $9,000 during Spring Quarter of the academic year of the award. Nonresident supplemental tuition and professional degree supplemental tuition are not included.
- Students must be pursuing a Ph.D. or master’s degree. Students enrolled in self-supporting programs are not eligible
- Must be in good academic standing
- Must demonstrate financial need
- Must be blind or legally blind
Complete the application form, obtain the signature of the Graduate Associate Dean in your school and combine all materials in a single pdf in the order listed below:
- Gordon Hein Scholarship Application Form – with all signatures
- S. citizens – apply for FAFSA. International students – submit statement of financial need from faculty advisor or department chair.
- Recommendation letter from faculty advisor or department chair
- Current Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Unofficial transcripts through Spring Quarter
- Certification (signature on form) from Disability Services Center
To apply, submit these materials using the Gordon Hein Scholarship – Submission Form by November 15, 2024. Be advised, late or incomplete submissions will not be accepted.