Okay, here is some useful sites offering scholarships.

Scholarships in Math due April 24, 2007

Rich Scholarship

The Dr. Barnett and Jean Hollander Rich Mathematics Scholarships, currently in the amount of $5,000 each, are awarded annually to talented and needy graduates and undergraduates who have demonstrated superior ability in mathematics and who are preparing for careers in mathematics or math related fields. Applications will be available here in the spring semester of each academic year.

Harry Schwartz Fellowships
The Harry Schwartz Fellowships, in amounts up to $4,000, are awarded annually to Mathematics Majors who show promise in the study of Mathematics. Nomination for the award is by faculty.

The Belden Medal
Awarded to students who complete the Advanced Calculus sequence with distinction. Nomination by faculty.

The Israel E. Drabkin Memorial Award
Awarded to a promising mathematics student with broad cultural interests. Nomination by faculty.

The Bennington P. Gill Memorial Award
Awarded to the most promising graduating senior committed to graduate study in Mathematics. Nomination by faculty.

The Emil L. Post Memorial Award
Awarded to the graduating senior or seniors judged most promising in Mathematics. Nomination by facuty.

Outstanding Final Exam Awards
A certificate, award, and luncheon is given each spring to honor the students whose final exams taken during the previous two semesters in the following courses have been judged as exceptionally outstanding by the faculty: Math 17300, 18500, 19500, 20100, 20200, 20300, 20500, 20900, 34600, 37500, 39100, and 39200. Nomination by faculty.

For more info visit CUNY

Math in Moscow Scholarship Application

Recently, the Independent University of Moscow created a new program, offering foreign students (undergraduate or graduate students specializing in mathematics and/or computer science) the chance to spend a semester in Moscow studying within its MATH in MOSCOW program.

Application for Math in Moscow Scholarship

To apply, copy the following questions and e-mail them, along with your answers, to student-serv@ams.org. If you prefer, you may mail a paper copy of the questions and your answers to:

Math in Moscow Program
Membership and Programs Department
American Mathematical Society
201 Charles Street
Providence RI 02904-2294

DEADLINE: For the Math in Moscow program application, see the IUM web site. The deadlines for the Math in Moscow scholarship are April 15 for the following Fall semester and September 30 for the following Spring semester.

More info at AMS

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