Month: February 2023

Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on almost every aspect of life, including education. Jeremy Schulman says: One area affected is scholarship availability and application rates. In this blog article, we discuss the impact of COVID-19 on scholarship availability and application rates. Scholarship availability The COVID-19 pandemic has brought economic uncertainty and … Read more

Featured Partner Scholarships: February/March 2023 By Matt Konrad Some of our biggest name, biggest dollar partner scholarships are now open – don’t miss out! The CME Group Foundation offers up to $60,000 over three years to finance students; The United Health Foundation helps nearly 500 medical professionals improve their skills and credentials; Founded by President … Read more

If you work in the Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAM) sector and want to learn more about research repositories, put Wednesday 8 March in your diary and sign up for the online repositories training course for heritage professionals. This is the second event in the British Library’s repositories training program for heritage professionals, funded … Read more

Virtual Colloquiums/Workshops Emory University School of Law – Reva Siegel, Nicholas deB. The Katzenbach Professor of Law at Yale Law School will present today as part of the Spring Colloquium Series. This event will be held virtually via Zoom. About the Legal Scholarship BlogThe Legal Scholarship Blog has invitations to law-related papers, conferences and workshops, … Read more

Camille Moore, a Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF) alumna currently attending the University of Denver (DU) School of Law, was a first-generation high school student, a college student at the University of Colorado Boulder, and a graduate of Denver East High. At school and now a future lawyer. Camille continues to rely on the support of … Read more

A lecture February 20, 2023 – Posts University of Florida Levin College of Law – Josh Eagle, Solomon Blatt Professor of Law at the University of South Carolina School of Law, will speak as part of the Marshall M. Criser Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series. Noon ET, Bailey Room. Contact ruthm@law.ufl.edu for more information. About the … Read more

This is a guest post by Linda Berube, an AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership student based at the British Library and the City, University of London. If you would like to learn more about Linda’s research, please email her at Linda.Berube.2@city.ac.uk. In my last blog post, I talked about my PhD research on digital comics creation … Read more

Make the most of aid opportunities: Billions of dollars are left on the table By Matt Konrad Last spring, more than 3.2 million students graduated from high school, and those students left nearly $3.6 billion in Pell Grant funds on the table, along with millions of dollars in SNAP benefits, private scholarships and other forms … Read more

Constitutional History: Comparative Perspectives Bologna, Italy14.-15.09.2023 International conference sponsored by:University of Illinois College of LawDepartment of Law, University of BolognaCenter for Constitutional Studies and Democratic Development (Johns HopkinsSAIS European University – University of Bologna)* * * Paper proposals are invited for the fifth Illinois-Bologna conferenceConstitutional History: Comparative Perspectives. The conference takes place inBologna at the … Read more

Featured Partner Scholarships: February 2023 By Matt Konrad Scholarship America works with more than 1,400 partners on thousands of unique programs – and that means no matter what you’re passionate about, there’s a scholarship for you! In today’s featured scholarship roundup, we are pleased to highlight scholarships for aspiring skilled and technical workers. STEM students … Read more