Graduate Fellowship Program

This program provides financial support through competitively awarded fellowships to Masters and Doctoral students pursuing degrees in one of the STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering, or mathematics) at OSGC universities. Awards to Master's students are for $16,000 plus tuition for a calendar year; these may be extended for an additional six-month period. Awards to Doctoral students are for $20,000 plus tuition for a calendar year; these may be extended for an additional two years. Applications may be obtained from the OSGC office at each member university and are due by February 1 of each year. Awardees are required to participate in university research projects and present results at the annual OSGC Research Symposium.

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Special Minority Fellowship

The Ohio Space Grant Consortium (OSGC) is strongly committed to student diversity in its undergraduate scholarship and graduate fellowship programs. In order to increase the number underrepresented students engaged in the graduate fellowship program, OSGC, instituted the Minority Fellowship Program Award.

The award is to be offered on an annual basis. Awards to Master's students are for $16,000 plus tuition for a calendar year; these may be extended for an additional six-month period. Awards to Doctoral students are for $20,000 plus tuition for a calendar year; these may be extended for an additional two years.

The fellowship is to be awarded for pursuit of a Master's or Doctoral degree in one of the STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering, or mathematics), and can be used at any of the OSGC universities that offer graduate degrees in those disciplines. Eligible students are underrepresented-underserved minority seniors who are holders of undergraduate OSGC scholarships at any of the OSGC universities.

The fellowship award winner will attend the OSGC Annual Student Research Symposium and make a brief presentation of his/her graduate research each year over the duration of his/her graduate work.

2009-2010 Special Minority Fellowship Recipient

Mr. Daniel R. E. Foster is the recipient of the fourth Special Minority Fellowship Award. Mr. Foster received his undergraduate degree in Welding Engineering from The Ohio State University in June, 2007, and Master's of Science in Welding Engineering from The Ohio State University in August, 2008.

2007-2008 Special Minority Fellowship Recipient

Ms. Maisha M. Murry is the recipient of the third Special Minority Fellowship Award. Ms. Murry received her undergraduate degree in Chemistry from Tuskegee University in May, 2004, and Master's of Science in Health Physics from the University of Cincinnati in December, 2006.

2006-2007 Special Minority Fellowship Recipient

Ms. Tasha R. Williams is the recipient of the second Special Minority Fellowship Award. Ms. Williams received her undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering from Florida State University in 2004, and received her Master's Degree in Biomedical Engineering from The University of Akron, in December, 2007. Ms. Williams is presently working in the Research Laboratory at Invitrogen.

2005-2006 Special Minority Fellowship Recipient

Ms. Denia (Watts) Coatney, an undergraduate OSGC Scholar and B. S. recipient in Manufacturing Engineering from Central State University in 2005, received the first Special Minority Fellowship Award. Ms. Coatney received her Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems Engineering from The Ohio State University in June, 2007, and is presently employed with Caterpillar.