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  Learn a few insider tips about applying to fellowships from Art Casciato, Director of the Office of Distinguished Fellowships.

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  Simon Gordonov (fourth from left) with fellow 2010 Churchill Scholarship winners at the Churchill War Rooms in London.

The Office of Distinguished Fellowships offers assistance in all stages of the application process for major national fellowships and postgraduate support. We provide information on available programs, strategic planning, advice, and support for completing a competitive application.

Through this office, currently enrolled and recently graduated students can learn about the many fellowships that are available through governments, private donors, foundations, civic organizations, and corporations. Faculty referrals and participation in the process are vital for an applicant's intial involvement and success.

This office is geared not only for students in their last year of college, but for all students—from first-years to seniors—who want to pursue their academic goals beyond Rutgers through a national fellowship. All students are encouraged to take advantage of the resources of this office and learn about these fellowships early in their college careers. Likewise, faculty members are requested to recommend promising students of any year with strong academic records and breadth of experience to this office.

For more information, please contact the Director of Distinguished Fellowships:

Arthur D. Casciato
http://fellowships.rutgers.edu/
848-932-8269

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