Graduate Assistantships
Types:
Most assistantships are not posted since the number available can change for each department. Some programs cannot offer assistantships. Programs that do offer assistantships decide who is awarded them based on their own process and guidelines. For more information on available assistantships, please contact your program.
For more information on graduate assistantships, please visit the Graduate Assistant Resources page.
- Teaching Assistant – Instructional positions within your department. Duties can include lecturing, leading discussion sections, grading papers, and developing curriculum.
- Program/Project Assistant – Assigned to conduct training, administrative responsibilities or other academic or academic support projects or programs.
- Research Assistant – Assigned to conduct research that is for the benefit of the student’s own learning and research, and for the benefit of the University or faculty. Research assistants work closely with a member of the faculty on their research.
- Graduate assistants who hold appointments at 33% of full time or more are eligible for remission of tuition for the semester(s) of appointment. Courses covered by the remission must be relevant to the student’s program of study. Students will still be responsible for segregated fees.
- Monthly stipend. See current stipend levels.
- Health insurance eligibility.
Most assistantships are not posted since the number available can change for each department. Some programs cannot offer assistantships. Programs that do offer assistantships decide who is awarded them based on their own process and guidelines. For more information on available assistantships, please contact your program.
For more information on graduate assistantships, please visit the Graduate Assistant Resources page.
Fellowships
The Graduate School currently offers five fellowships for full-time study, each with a monthly stipend for the academic year, coverage of in-state tuition and remission of out-of-state tuition (for students who are not residents of the State of Wisconsin), and eligibility for state-sponsored health insurance. Fellowship recipients are responsible for paying segregated fees.
Distinguished Graduate Student Fellowship (DGSF)
The Distinguished Graduate Student Fellowship (DGSF) is for new and continuing UWM graduate students. The DGSF is a one-year, non-renewable fellowship. The academic-year stipend for 2018-19 is $15,000. Fellows receive full tuition coverage and are eligible for health benefits. In addition, Fellowship recipients may benefit from a $1,000 travel award that will accompany each fellowship award. The money should be spent in accordance with UWM travel regulations by the end of the fiscal year following the year in which the fellowship award is held. The money will be spent on travel to present at a major national or international conference in the student's discipline. The DGSF is not open to doctoral students who will achieve dissertator status by the application deadline for the award.
Note: Graduate School fellowship stipends count as financial aid.
Application Procedures & Selection Process
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Application Submission
The fellowship application and the letters of recommendation must be submitted online to the applicant's graduate program unit by the published application deadline.
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Program Unit Evaluation
Following the application deadline, each unit evaluates all applications received, selects applicants for nomination, completes all nomination procedures, and forwards nominations to the campus-wide competition.
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Selection Process
The Graduate Faculty Committee's Subcommittee on Graduate Fellowships reviews campus-wide nominations and selects recipients.
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Award Announcements
All nominees of the Distinguished Graduate Student Fellowship receive official written notification of fellowship award decisions from the Graduate Fellowship Office.
Fellowship Compliance
All fellowship recipients must be enrolled in a graduate degree program at UWM during the award period. Fellows must meet the Graduate School continuation requirements each semester and comply with the following Graduate Faculty Committee regulations:
- Fellowship recipients must carry and complete a full load of 8-12 graduate credits each semester during the academic year and a minimum of 5 graduate credits if the fellowship is held during the summer session. Doctoral candidates who have attained dissertator status must carry three dissertator credits per semester.
- Fellowship recipients may not hold any other fellowship or scholarship concurrently with a Graduate School award, with the exception of small monetary awards, the UWM Chancellor's Graduate Student Award, or a philanthropic award.
- Fellowship recipients may not accept full-time employment. University appointments (maximum of 25% TA, PA, or RA), or other student outside employment of up to 10 hours per week, are allowable.
Health Insurance
Fellows are eligible for health insurance benefits.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
Application
Online Application
Student Information
- Contact your graduate representative/program for internal application deadlines.
Student Information
- Name
- Email Address
- Campus ID #
- Mailing Address
- Home Address
- Current Phone #(s)
- Home Phone #
- Gender
- Residency
- Heritage
- Graduate Degree Program
- Degree, Name of Institution, Date Obtained, Cumulative GPA
- Honors, previous fellowship awards, publications (peer-review journals, newsletters, etc.), major exhibitions, performances, presentations (local, regional, national conferences, student-only conferences, and annual meetings), departmental assistantships and/or other employment experiences or internships).
- Email addresses of two people who will be providing your letters of recommendation, or from whom your letters of recommendation are from if choosing to use your letters of recommendation from admission.
Distinguished Dissertation Fellowship (DDF)
The Distinguished Dissertation Fellowship (DDF) is for current UWM Ph.D. students who have either achieved dissertator status or will do so by the start of the academic year of the award. A DDF recipient who has not attained dissertator status by the start of the academic year forfeits the award. The DDF is a one-year, non-renewable fellowship. The academic-year fellowship stipend for 2018-19 is $16,500. Fellows receive full tuition coverage and are eligible for health benefits. In addition, recipients may benefit from a $1,000 travel award that will accompany each fellowship award. The money should be spent in accordance with UWM travel regulations by the end of the fiscal year following the year in which the fellowship award is held, but no later than the date of graduation. The money will be spent on travel to present at a major national or international conference in the student's discipline.
Note: Graduate School fellowship stipends count as financial aid.
Application Procedures & Selection Process
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Application Submission
The fellowship application and the letter of recommendation must be submitted online to the applicant's graduate program unit by the published application deadline.
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Program Unit Evaluation
Following the application deadline, each unit evaluates all applications received, selects applicants for nomination, completes all nomination procedures, and forwards nominations to the campus-wide competition.
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Selection Process
The Graduate Faculty Committee's Subcommittee on Graduate Fellowships reviews campus-wide nominations and selects recipients.
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Award Announcements
All nominees of the Distinguished Dissertation Fellowship receive official written notification of fellowship award decisions from the Graduate Fellowship Office.
Fellowship Compliance
All fellowship recipients must be enrolled in a graduate degree program at UWM during the award period. Fellows must meet the Graduate School continuation requirements each semester and comply with the following Graduate Faculty Committee regulations:
- Fellows must carry three dissertator credits per semester.
- Fellowship recipients may not hold any other fellowship or scholarship concurrently with a Graduate School award, with the exception of small monetary awards, the UWM Chancellor's Graduate Student Award, or a philanthropic award.
- Fellowship recipients may not accept full-time employment. University appointments (maximum of 25% TA, PA, or RA), or other student outside employment of up to 10 hours per week, are allowable.
Health Insurance
Fellows are eligible for health insurance benefits.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
Application
Online Application
StudentInformation
- Contact your graduate representative/program for internal application deadlines.
StudentInformation
- Name
- Email Address
- Campus ID #
- Mailing Address
- Home Address
- Current Phone #(s)
- Home Phone #
- Gender
- Residency
- Heritage
- Graduate Degree Program
- Major Professor
- Degree, Name of Institution, Date Obtained, Cumulative GPA
- Honors, previous fellowship awards, publications (peer-review journals, newsletters, etc.), major exhibitions, performances, presentations (local, regional, national conferences, student-only conferences, and annual meetings), departmental assistantships and/or other employment experiences or internships).
- Dissertation Title
- In the space provided, please submit an abstract of your proposal. The abstract should be no more than 300 words. It must be written in clear, concise language appropriate to readers outside your discipline. Please include how your research will contribute to and/or change your discipline.
R1 Distinguished Dissertation Fellowship (R1DDF)
The Graduate School R1DDF is for current UWM Ph.D. students who plan to finish and defend their dissertation, complete all requirements for the PhD degree, and graduate with their doctoral degree by the end of academic year 2018-19. The R1DDF is a one-year, non-renewable fellowship. The academic-year fellowship stipend for 2018-19 is $16,500. Fellows receive full tuition coverage and are eligible for health benefits.
Note: Graduate School fellowship stipends count as financial aid.
Application Procedures & Selection Process
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Application Submission
The fellowship application and the letter of recommendation must be submitted online to the applicant's graduate program unit by the published application deadline. (Note: R1DDF nominees complete the DDF application; there is no separate application. Programs identify which applicants they will nominate for the R1.)
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Program Unit Evaluation
Following the application deadline, each unit evaluates all applications received, selects its nominee, completes all nomination procedures, and forwards nomination to the campus-wide competition.
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Selection Process
The Graduate Faculty Committee's Subcommittee on Graduate Fellowships reviews campus-wide nominations and selects recipients.
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Award Announcements
All nominees of the R1DDF receive official written notification of fellowship award decisions from the Graduate Fellowship Office.
Fellowship Compliance
All fellowship recipients must be enrolled in a graduate degree program at UWM during the award period. Fellows must meet the Graduate School continuation requirements each semester and comply with the following Graduate Faculty Committee regulations:
- All fellowship recipients must be enrolled in a Ph.D. degree program at UWM, must finish their dissertation, and must complete their degree during the award period.
- Fellows must meet the Graduate School continuation requirements each semester.
- Fellows must carry three dissertator credits per semester.
- Fellows may not hold any other fellowship or scholarship concurrently with a Graduate School award, with the exception of small monetary awards, the UWM Chancellor's Graduate Student Award, or a philanthropic award.
- Fellowship recipients may not accept full-time employment. University appointments (maximum of 25% TA, PA, or RA), or other student outside employment of up to 10 hours per week, are allowable.
Health Insurance
Fellows are eligible for health insurance benefits.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
Application
Online Application
Student Information
- Contact your graduate representative/program for internal application deadlines.
Student Information
- Name
- Email Address
- Campus ID #
- Mailing Address
- Home Address
- Current Phone #(s)
- Home Phone #
- Gender
- Residency
- Heritage
- Graduate Degree Program
- Major Professor
- Degree, Name of Institution, Date Obtained, Cumulative GPA
- Honors, previous fellowship awards, publications (peer-review journals, newsletters, etc.), major exhibitions, performances, presentations (local, regional, national conferences, student-only conferences, and annual meetings), departmental assistantships and/or other employment experiences or internships).
- Dissertation Title
- In the space provided, please submit an abstract of your dissertation. The abstract should be no more than 300 words. It must be written in clear, concise language appropriate to readers outside your discipline. Please include how your research will contribute to and/or change your discipline.
Advanced Opportunity Program (AOP) Fellowship
The Advanced Opportunity Program (AOP) Fellowship is for new and continuing qualified UWM graduate students who are:
For more information about the AOP Fellowship, send email to gs-fellowships-aop@uwm.edu.
- Members of groups underrepresented in graduate study.
- First-generation college graduates who were eligible for Pell Grants or considered "high financial need."
- Students with disabilities.
The AOP fellowship is renewable for up to two years for master's students and up to three years for doctoral students, subject of biennial grant renewal by the State. The academic-year fellowship stipend for 2018-19 is $15,000. Fellows receive full tuition coverage and are eligible for health benefits. In addition, Fellows may benefit from a one time, non-renewable $1,000 travel award that will accompany each fellowship award. The money should be spent in accordance with UWM travel regulations by the end of the two or three year fellowship period. The money will be spent on travel to present at a major national or international conference in the student's discipline.
AOP fellowship applicants must be American citizens or permanent residents of the United States.
Note: Graduate School fellowship stipends count as financial aid.
Application Procedures & Selection Process
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Application Submission
The fellowship application and the letters of recommendation must be submitted online to the applicant's graduate program unit by the published application deadline.
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Program Unit Evaluation
Following the application deadline, each unit evaluates all applications received, selects applicants for nomination, completes all nomination procedures, and forwards nominations to the campus-wide competition.
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Selection Process
For AOP Fellowships, the Advanced Opportunity Program Fellowship Selection Committee reviews campus-wide nominations and selects recipients.
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Award Announcements
All nominees of the Advanced Opportunity Program Fellowship receive official written notification of fellowship award decisions from the Graduate Diversity and Opportunities Program Office.
Fellowship Compliance
All fellowship recipients must be enrolled in a graduate degree program at UWM during the award period. Fellows must meet the Graduate School continuation requirements each semester and comply with the following Graduate Faculty Committee regulations:
- Fellowship recipients must carry and complete a full load of 8-12 graduate credits each semester during the academic year and a minimum of 5 graduate credits if the fellowship is held during the summer session. Doctoral candidates who have attained dissertator status must carry three dissertator credits per semester.
- Fellowship recipients may not hold any other fellowship or scholarship concurrently with a Graduate School award, with the exception of small monetary awards, the UWM Chancellor's Graduate Student Award, or a philanthropic award.
- Fellowship recipients may not accept full-time employment. University appointments (maximum of 25% TA, PA, or RA), or other student outside employment of up to 10 hours per week, are allowable.
Fellowship nominees/awardees must maintain a 3.0 GPA and make reasonable progress toward their degree. Fellowship nominees/awardees cannot be on academic probation and cannot have engaged in academic or non-academic misconduct during their current graduate program, based on transcript notations at the time of nomination/award. If the fellowship nominees/awardees become ineligible, the graduate fellowship award/offer is forfeited, effective the date that the sanctions are implemented.
Health Insurance
Fellows are eligible for health insurance benefits.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
Application
Online Application
- Contact your graduate representative/program for internal application deadlines.
AOP Fellowship Required Information
- Student Information
- Name
- Email Address
- Campus ID #
- Mailing Address
- Home Address
- Current Phone #(s)
- Home Phone #
- Gender
- Residency
- Heritage: African American, Southeast Asian (specify nationality), American Indian/ Alaskan Native, Latino/a (specify nationality), Caucasian, Other (specify).
- Academic Information
- Graduate Program
- Personal Information
- Have you ever participated in any of the following TRIO pre-college or undergraduate programs for students? Upward Bound, Talent Search, Student Support Services, McNair, Project 1000, Other.
- Undergraduate, Graduate, and Current Degree Information
- Statement of Academic Goals
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Financial Eligibility All applicants must complete this section. Additional pages beyond this space will not be reviewed.
Statement of Confidentiality: The information contained in this portion of the application is for the purpose of determining the applicant's financial eligibility for the Advanced Opportunity Program Fellowship. Information received will be kept confidential. If for any reason you are not accepted into the Program your income information will be returned to you upon request.
- Please provide your 2016 Federal Income Tax Return (or your parents' 2016 return(s) if you did not file).
- Please provide any additional comments describing how your economically disadvantaged (i.e. high financial need status as an undergraduate or Pell Grant recipient; previous foster care placement) and/or other underrepresented status in higher education has created a need for the fellowship and for achieving your goals.
- Scholarly or Creative Accomplishments
- Please describe scholarly or creative accomplishments, or any other relevant information that you would like the Selection Committee to consider in reviewing your application (e.g., awards; honors; research initiatives, clinical experiences, or grants; publications; major exhibitions or performances; and employment experience or internships) and assessing your ability to achieve your goals?
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Two letters of Recommendation (one must be written by the major professor)
- Recommender Email.
AOP Fellowship Renewal Required Information
- AOP Fellow Name
- Graduate Program Degree Sought
- Faculty Advisor
- Are you planning on switching from a master's degree to a doctoral degree during the award year?
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Provide a plan of study that details the courses you plan to take during the funding period requested in your aop renewal application.
Plan of study for academic year of fellowship:- Special Project/Thesis/Research
- Prospective Coursework
- Conferences/ Presentations
For more information about the AOP Fellowship, send email to gs-fellowships-aop@uwm.edu.
R1 Advanced Opportunity Program Fellowship (R1AOP)
The R1AOP is for current UWM Ph.D. students who are eligible for AOP funding and who plan to finish and defend their dissertation, complete all requirements for the PhD degree, and graduate with their doctoral degree by the end of academic year 2018-19. The R1AOP is a one-year, non-renewable fellowship. The academic-year fellowship stipend for 2018-19 is $16,500. Fellows receive full tuition coverage and are eligible for health benefits.
AOP fellowship applicants must be American citizens or permanent residents of the United States and must be:
For more information about the R1AOP, please contact the Graduate School at 414-229-7177 or gs-fellowships-aopr1f@uwm.edu.
AOP fellowship applicants must be American citizens or permanent residents of the United States and must be:
- Members of groups underrepresented in graduate study.
- First-generation college graduates who were eligible for Pell Grants or considered "high financial need."
- Students with disabilities.
Note: Graduate School fellowship stipends count as financial aid.
Application Procedures & Selection Process
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Application Submission
The fellowship application and the letters of recommendation must be submitted online to the applicant's graduate program unit by the published application deadline. (Note: R1AOP nominees complete the AOP application; there is no separate application. Programs identify which applicant they will nominate for the R1 award.)
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Program Unit Evaluation
Following the application deadline, each unit evaluates all applications received, selects its nominee, completes all nomination procedures, and forwards nomination to the campus-wide competition.
-
Selection Process
The Advanced Opportunity Program Fellowship Selection Committee reviews campus-wide nominations and selects recipients.
-
Award Announcements
All nominees of the R1AOP receive official written notification of fellowship award decisions from the Graduate Fellowship Office.
Fellowship Compliance
- All fellowship recipients must be AOP eligible.
- All fellowship recipients must be enrolled in a PhD degree program at UWM, must finish their dissertation, and must complete their degree during the award period.
- Fellows must meet the Graduate School continuation requirements each semester.
- Fellows must carry three dissertator credits per semester.
- Fellows may not hold any other fellowship or scholarship concurrently with a Graduate School award, with the exception of small monetary awards, the UWM Chancellor's Graduate Student Award, or a philanthropic award.
- Fellowship recipients may not accept full-time employment. University appointments (maximum of 25% TA, PA, or RA), or other student outside employment of up to 10 hours per week, are allowable.
Health Insurance
Fellows are eligible for health insurance benefits.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
If you are interested in health insurance or other fringe benefits, you must apply within 30 days of your first contractual day in your initial UWM appointment. If a summer-session appointment is offered at the same time as a fall appointment, you must enroll within 30 days of the summer appointment. Contact the Benefits Office at benefits@uwm.edu for more information.
International students: Health and accident insurance is required of all international students attending UWM. Most international students purchase insurance from an insurance plan through CIE's International Student and Scholar Services. Please contact ISSS for information regarding an online application.
Application
Online Application
- Contact your graduate representative/program for internal application deadlines.
Required Application Information
Student Information
- Name
- Email Address
- Campus ID #
- Mailing Address
- Home Address
- Current Phone #(s)
- Home Phone #
- Gender
- Heritage: African American, Southeast Asian (specify nationality), American Indian/ Alaskan Native, Latino/a (specify nationality), Caucasian, Other (specify).
Academic Information
- Graduate Degree Program
- Major Professor
Undergraduate, Graduate, and Current Degree Information
- Degree, Name of Institution, Date Obtained, Cumulative GPA
Achievements and other relevant information
- Honors, previous fellowship awards, publications (peer-review journals, newsletters, etc.), major exhibitions, performances, presentations (local, regional, national conferences, student-only conferences, and annual meetings), departmental assistantships and/or other employment experiences or internships).
Dissertation Abstract
- Dissertation Title
- In the space provided, please submit an abstract of your dissertation. The abstract should be no more than 300 words. It must be written in clear, concise language appropriate to readers outside your discipline. Please include how your research will contribute to and/or change your discipline.
Financial Eligibility
All applicants must complete this section. Additional pages beyond this space will not be reviewed.
Statement of Confidentiality: The information contained in this portion of the application is for the purpose of determining the applicant's financial eligibility for the Advanced Opportunity Program Fellowship. Information received will be kept confidential. If for any reason you are not accepted into the Program your income information will be returned to you upon request.
- Please provide your 2016 Federal Income Tax Return (or your parents' 2016 return(s) if you did not file).
- Please provide any additional comments describing how your economically disadvantaged (i.e. high financial need status as an undergraduate or Pell Grant recipient; previous foster care placement) and/or other underrepresented status in higher education has created a need for the fellowship and for achieving your goals.
Two letters of Recommendation (one must be written by the major professor)
- Recommender Email.
For more information about the R1AOP, please contact the Graduate School at 414-229-7177 or gs-fellowships-aopr1f@uwm.edu.
There are also partial fellowships supported by philanthropic funds.
Graduate Excellence Fellowship
The Graduate Student Excellence Fund was established in 2015 as a philanthropic effort to provide advanced degree students the support they need to pursue their research endeavors, complete their studies and share discoveries with others in their fields. Enthusiastic supporters of this fund represent myriad interests such as business, industry, law, medicine and public service.
Students do not apply for these fellowships. They are awarded on the basis of program faculty nomination combined with donor wishes.
For more information about the Graduate Excellence Fellowship, calll 414-229-7177 or email gs-fellowships-philanthropic@uwm.edu.
Students do not apply for these fellowships. They are awarded on the basis of program faculty nomination combined with donor wishes.
For more information about the Graduate Excellence Fellowship, calll 414-229-7177 or email gs-fellowships-philanthropic@uwm.edu.
Levine Fellowship
Dr. Leonard Levine, Professor Emeritus from the College of Engineering and Applied Science, is the generous donor of this fellowship award that is intended to support graduate students from engineering and the natural sciences. Two awards, valued at $3500 each, are given annually to those students who have demonstrated a high level of academic accomplishment in their field.
Students do not apply for these fellowships. They are awarded on the basis of program faculty nomination combined with donor wishes.
For more information about the Levine Fellowship, calll 414-229-7177 or email gs-fellowships-philanthropic@uwm.edu.
Students do not apply for these fellowships. They are awarded on the basis of program faculty nomination combined with donor wishes.
For more information about the Levine Fellowship, calll 414-229-7177 or email gs-fellowships-philanthropic@uwm.edu.