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Welcome to the San Francisco State University Scholarship website! The scholarships listed below are San Francisco State University scholarships offered by various colleges, departments, and offices. Click the scholarship name to learn more about the opportunity.

TO APPLY FOR or be considered for nomination/recruitment based campus scholarships, click the "Sign In" button to begin. You must have a SF State ID number to be able to sign in and begin your scholarship application. Once you complete the General Application, scholarships that are currently "open" will be recommended to you if you meet the basic criteria (e.g., gpa OR class level OR major). Read the scholarship eligibility requirements and questions carefully to determine if you are qualified BEFORE applying. If a scholarship is not yet available, check with the campus office administering the scholarship to ask when the scholarship will be available to apply for.

There are some scholarship opportunities you do not have to apply for, but will be automatically matched to after you complete your General Application.

The General Application you completed will be kept until July of each year. You must complete and sign a new General Application at the beginning of the Fall semester.

You can conduct a keyword search by:

Specific keyword (e.g., veterans, AB540, disability, community service, single parent, etc.)

Major or college (e.g., enter your major into the keyword box and click search for a list of scholarships or by College - Science and Engineering, Liberal & Creative Arts, Health and Social Sciences, Business, Graduate College of Education, Ethnic Studies)

Enrollment status (e.g., entering or continuing)

Scholarship name

OR click the "Show Filters" button to search by: "Scopes" (scholarships grouped by department or office; for example, English, College of Business, Office of Student Financial Aid, Alumni Association, etc.). This is a good search to find scholarships offered to all majors or all majors within a College.

Below are fields on the individual Scholarship page and what they mean:
* Enrollment Status: "Any" means entering students and continuing SF state students are eligible to apply.
* Enrollment requirement: "Full-Time" means 12 units for undergraduate students and 8 units for graduate students. This is the required enrollment to receive the scholarship award.
* Financial Need as determined by the FAFSA or CA Dream App:
- "Yes" means applicant must submit a FAFSA or CA Dream App and have financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid.
- "Not a Requirement" means you do not have to file a FAFSA or CA Dream App to determine financial need.
- "Must file a FAFSA" means students must file a FAFSA and students who cannot file a FAFSA are not eligible.
- Check the "Criteria" to see if you must demonstrate financial need another way.
* Citizenship: "Any" means that any citizenship status may be eligible, including international students, undocumented students, and students with AB540 status

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS regarding a specific scholarship, contact the person or department listed on the scholarship opportunity page.
To view a list of external scholarships offered by outside organizations and foundations, click External under Opportunities. You cannot apply to these scholarships from this website. Click the "Visit" link for more information.
DETERMINE YOU ARE QUALIFIED BEFORE APPLYING by reading the scholarship eligibility requirements (e.g., major, gpa, enrollment requirement to receive the scholarship, other requirements as stated) and questions CAREFULLY.

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Our Opportunities - San Francisco State University Scholarship Opportunities

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Welcome to the San Francisco State University Scholarship website! The scholarships listed below are San Francisco State University scholarships offered by various colleges, departments, and offices. Click the scholarship name to learn more about the opportunity.

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Community and Resources for Undocumented Students

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***The Dream Resource Center is currently closed but will continue supporting students virtually. Click in our COVID-19 & Virtual Support Pagefor information on how we are continuing to support students. You can find more information about San Francisco State and it's response to COVID-19 in the university's COVID-19 page.

Welcome students, parents, staff, faculty and community members!

The Dream Resource Center (DRC) was established in January of 2017 to support the undocumented student population and students living in mixed status homes thanks to the collaborative efforts of students, staff, faculty, and administrators. All undocumented students are welcomed to use our services regardless of DACA, AB 540/SB 68, and/or CA Dream Act eligibility. The DRC encourages personal growth through participation in interactive programming and workshops that support the intersectionalities, multicultural/multiethnic identities and holistic wellness of our student population.

SF State has a strong network of campus and community members that are committed to helping undocumented students achieve academic excellence. Throughout the year the DRC will provide a series of leadership & professional opportunities, financial aid resources, connections to legal support and informational workshops to give you the information you need to continue succeeding on campus. On this site you will find information about our resources that support the academic and personal success of our undocumented students

Whether you are thinking of applying to SF State or are a parent of a current student, this page is for you!

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The Dream Resource Center is currently closed but will continue supporting students virtually. Click in our COVID-19 & Virtual Support Page for information on how we are continuing to support students. You can find more information about San Francisco State and it's response to COVID-19 in the university's COVID-19 page.

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The SF State Advising Hub is your one-stop-shop for your advising needs. If you are looking for a resource center, information about probation or advising for your first semester, you are in the right place!

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The SF State Advising Hub is your one-stop-shop for your advising needs. If you are looking for a resource center, information about probation or advising for your first semester, you are in the right place!

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Greek life has been part of San Francisco State University's history since 1928 with the installation of the Epsilon Chapter of Delta Phi Upsilon at San Francisco State Teachers' College (Franciscan, 1928). Currently, 49 Greek organizations are formally recognized at SF State under the umbrella of the United Greek Council.

Greek organizations serve to enhance the college experience at SF State. Greek life provides a supportive community in which students can explore, grow, and learn new leadership skills, academic discipline, event planning, financial proficiency, professional aptitude and social networking skills. Greek life provides a national and/or local network of sisters, brothers and alumnus who are committed to supporting development, growth, and the achievement of life goals. Each individual student brings with them their own set of skills and abilities. Joining an organization helps to further develop individual strengths, while at the same time introducing new opportunities that will help to stretch beyond perceived capabilities.

Our fraternity and sorority life break into various councils based upon values, principles, culture, service, social, and much more!

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Welcome to Student Activities & Events at SF State!

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Greek life has been part of San Francisco State University's history since 1928 with the installation of the Epsilon Chapter of Delta Phi Upsilon at San Francisco State Teachers' College (Franciscan, 1928). Currently, 49 Greek organizations are formally recognized at SF State under the umbrella of the United Greek Council.

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1. 1 Slideshow of 2 images. You are at image number 1 with caption : Attend an Information Meeting! This is the first (and required) step of studying abroad...RSVP today.

2. 2 Slideshow of 2 images. You are at image number 2 with caption : Budget Workshop: RSVP Today First Friday of the month at 2 pm

Upcoming Workshops

Step 2: (Optional) Study Abroad Advising via Phone

Please do not sign up for advising until after you have attended an information meeting and have narrowed down your top 2-3 program choices. If you are still confused about how to start, you may want to attend another information meeting.

Sign in for advising here. Currently, all advising is by phone or zoom on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10 am to 12 pm and 2 pm to 4 pm. You may note on the form when signing in if you prefer a zoom session instead of a phone call.

Step 4: (Optional) Budget Workshop

To get started, attend a budget workshop. RSVP here. Now is the perfect time to research study abroad scholarships.

Important Dates

COVID-19

To limit potential COVID-19 spreading within our community, we are serving our students remotely. Advising and workshops/meetings are only available online via zoom and phone.

Office Closed - No Advisors

Advisors are responding to emails and working remotely, except the following dates when the office is closed:

Wed., Mar. 31st - Campus closed (Cesar Chavez Day)
Mon., May 31st - Campus closed (Memorial Day)

Spring 2022 Deadline for Programs

September 15th Priority Deadline

October 1st Final Deadline*

*Many programs (but not all) will remain open until the final deadline.

For details about program requirements and academic areas of study at them, please check the program database.

Fall 2022 Deadline for Programs

February 1st Priority Deadline

March 1st Final Deadline*

*Many programs (but not all) will remain open until the final deadline.

For details about program requirements and academic areas of study at them, please check the program database.

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Career Services and Leadership Development (CSLD) - Create Handshake profile to search for jobs and internship opportunities

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Associated Students Human Resources exists to provide strategic and organizational support to the employees who work for AS. We are committed to providing outstanding service, honoring diversity, and effectively collaborating in order to meet the needs of all current and future employees of AS.

Work at Associated Students

Associated Students employs staff and students each semester in clerical, technical, recreational, and operational positions, providing opportunities to work in a variety of AS programs and in the Cesar Chavez Student Center. Working as a student employee for AS provides more than just an on-campus job. We believe that working at AS enhances the overall experience of SF State students.

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Welcome to the San Francisco State University Scholarship website! The scholarships listed below are San Francisco State University scholarships offered by various colleges, departments, and offices. Click the scholarship name to learn more about the opportunity.

TO APPLY FOR or be considered for nomination/recruitment based campus scholarships, click the "Sign In" button to begin. You must have a SF State ID number to be able to sign in and begin your scholarship application. Once you complete the General Application, scholarships that are currently "open" will be recommended to you if you meet the basic criteria (e.g., gpa OR class level OR major). Read the scholarship eligibility requirements and questions carefully to determine if you are qualified BEFORE applying. If a scholarship is not yet available, check with the campus office administering the scholarship to ask when the scholarship will be available to apply for.

There are some scholarship opportunities you do not have to apply for, but will be automatically matched to after you complete your General Application.

The General Application you completed will be kept until July of each year. You must complete and sign a new General Application at the beginning of the Fall semester.

You can conduct a keyword search by:

Specific keyword (e.g., veterans, AB540, disability, community service, single parent, etc.)

Major or college (e.g., enter your major into the keyword box and click search for a list of scholarships or by College - Science and Engineering, Liberal & Creative Arts, Health and Social Sciences, Business, Graduate College of Education, Ethnic Studies)

Enrollment status (e.g., entering or continuing)

Scholarship name

OR click the "Show Filters" button to search by: "Scopes" (scholarships grouped by department or office; for example, English, College of Business, Office of Student Financial Aid, Alumni Association, etc.). This is a good search to find scholarships offered to all majors or all majors within a College.

Below are fields on the individual Scholarship page and what they mean:
* Enrollment Status: "Any" means entering students and continuing SF state students are eligible to apply.
* Enrollment requirement: "Full-Time" means 12 units for undergraduate students and 8 units for graduate students. This is the required enrollment to receive the scholarship award.
* Financial Need as determined by the FAFSA or CA Dream App:
- "Yes" means applicant must submit a FAFSA or CA Dream App and have financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid.
- "Not a Requirement" means you do not have to file a FAFSA or CA Dream App to determine financial need.
- "Must file a FAFSA" means students must file a FAFSA and students who cannot file a FAFSA are not eligible.
- Check the "Criteria" to see if you must demonstrate financial need another way.
* Citizenship: "Any" means that any citizenship status may be eligible, including international students, undocumented students, and students with AB540 status

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS regarding a specific scholarship, contact the person or department listed on the scholarship opportunity page.
To view a list of external scholarships offered by outside organizations and foundations, click External under Opportunities. You cannot apply to these scholarships from this website. Click the "Visit" link for more information.
DETERMINE YOU ARE QUALIFIED BEFORE APPLYING by reading the scholarship eligibility requirements (e.g., major, gpa, enrollment requirement to receive the scholarship, other requirements as stated) and questions CAREFULLY.

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Our Opportunities - San Francisco State University Scholarship Opportunities

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Offering experience in:
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COVID-19 Response: Latest on Internship Programs

The Parks Conservancy, along with our partners at the National Park Service, are offering limited internship opportunities at this time. These include both virtual and in-person opportunities, subject to change dependent on local public health orders. See below for full details on the modified program that is being offered this summer 2021.

Over 25 positions in business management, media & communications, ecological restoration, historic landscape stewardship, education & youth programs, historical interpretation, park administration, and more!

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COVID-19 Response: Latest on Internship Programs The Parks Conservancy, along with our partners at the National Park Service, are offering limited internship opportunities at this time. These include both virtual and in-person opportunities, subject to change dependent on local public health orders. See below for full details on the modified program that is being offered this summer 2021.

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Continue the Dream Scholarship - For Undocumented Students

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Thanks to the support of amazing staff and faculty we have been able to fundraise to provide scholarships to our dreamers at SF State. Our Continue the Dream for Academic Excellence scholarship is NOW OPEN!! Apply now at https://sfsu.academicworks.com/opportunities/7448. The application is due Thursday, October 15 th, 2020 If you have any questions you can contact Luis A. De Paz Fernandez at drc@sfsu.edu.

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Thanks to the support of amazing staff and faculty we have been able to fundraise to provide scholarships to our dreamers at SF State. Our Continue the Dream for Academic Excellence scholarship is NOW OPEN!! Apply now at https://sfsu.academicworks.com/opportunities/7448 . The application is due Thursday, October 15 th, 2020 If you have any questions you can contact Luis A.

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National Institute of Health - Biomedical, Behavioral, or Social Science health-rated fields

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National Institute of Health - Biomedical, Behavioral, or Social Science health-rated fields

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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Undergraduate Scholarship Program (UGSP) offers competitive scholarships to students from disadvantaged backgrounds who are committed to careers in biomedical, behavioral, and social science health-related research. The program offers:

Scholarship support

Paid research training at the NIH during the summer

Paid employment and training at the NIH after graduation

In order to determine if you meet the financial need eligibility guidelines, you must complete the Certification for Exceptional Financial Need (EFN) Form and submit it to your financial aid office. Subsequently, you will be responsible for collecting and submitting the EFN Form to us via FAX (301-594-9606) or email (ugsp@od.nih.gov). This form can be completed by your university and submitted to the UGSP prior to completion of the online application. Since your eligibility will have to be updated with your 2020 financial aid application data, completion and submission of this form is for informational purposes only. If you choose to submit the form prior to application, please notify the UGSP at ugsp@od.nih.gov, and we will contact you after your university has indicated your eligibility. However, if you do not receive notification of eligibility prior to the application opening date, we encourage you to go ahead and begin the application process.

Scholarship support

The NIH UGSP will pay up to $20,000 per academic year in tuition, educational expenses, and reasonable living expenses to scholarship recipients. Scholarships are awarded for 1 year, and can be renewed up to 4 years.

Research Training at the NIH

For each full or partial scholarship year, you are committed to two NIH service obligations. The obligations are actually benefits of the UGSP, providing you with invaluable research training and experience at the NIH.

1. 10-week Summer Laboratory Experience. After each year of scholarship support, you will train for 10 weeks as a paid summer research employee in an NIH research laboratory. This employment occurs after the receipt of the scholarship award. Each scholar will work directly with an NIH Principle Investigator or an NIH postdoctoral fellow, who will serve as mentors.

2. Employment at the NIH after Graduation. After graduation, you will continue your training as a full-time employee in an NIH research laboratory. You must serve 1 year of full-time employment for each year of scholarship.

3. The UGSP does not provide housing for the service obligations.

Eligibility requirements

You must meet all of these requirements in order to be eligible for admission into the UGSP. Please take a moment to use our Eligibility Wizard.

U.S.A. citizen or U.S.A. permanent resident

Enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a full-time student at an accredited 4-year undergraduate institution located in the United States of America

Undergraduate University Grade Point Average of 3.3 or higher on a 4.0-point scale or within the top 5 percent of your class

Having 'Exceptional Financial Need' as certified by your undergraduate institution financial aid office - see table below.

Persons in Family
(Includes Only Dependents Listed on Federal Income Tax Forms)

Family Income Level
(Adjusted Gross Income for Tax Year 2019)
Federal Register: Volume 84, Number 22, 1 February 2019, Page 1167.

Family Income Level
(Adjusted Gross Income for Tax Year 2020)
Federal Register: Volume 85, Number 12, 17 January 2020, Page 3060.

More than 8 Persons

$8,640.00
for Each Additional Person

$8,960.00
for Each Additional Person

You are not eligible for the UGSP if any one of the following items pertains to you:

You are a high school senior

You have been awarded an undergraduate degree

You are enrolled in an advanced degree program, such as a master's degree

You are unable to fulfill the payback requirements

BACKGROUND CHECK

In order to be approved for logical and physical access to NIH facilities and systems, candidates must be able to pass a Federal background check, using Standard Form-85 ( read SF-85). NOTE: Section 14 of the form asks "In the last year, have you used, possessed, supplied, or manufactured illegal drugs?" The question pertains to the illegal use of drugs or controlled substances in accordance with Federal laws, even though permissible under state laws.

Application Information

The , complete the top section and submit it to the financial aid office at the university you will attend during the 2019-2020 academic year. Your university will determine your eligibility and forward the form to us. Application for the 2020-2021 academic year is now closed. Applications for 2021-2022 academic year will open in January 2021. To learn more about the application process and requirements, review the videos " How to Apply to the NIH Undergraduate Scholarship Program" and " How to Find an NIH Mentor". Your university must also determine whether you meet the required exceptional financial need (EFN) criteria. To do so, download the EFN form We strongly advise you to complete the application while waiting for your university to determine your eligibility.

Key dates for admission consideration in fall 2019-2020 academic year

(Dates updated 28 September 2020 at 11:33am)

January 4, 2021 - Application Opens

March 17, 2021 - Application Deadline

April 1, 2021 - Letter of Recommendation Deadline

May 19, 2021 - EFN Form with 2019 or 2020 Tax Year Information Deadline

Mid-June 2021 - Invitations to Phone Interview Distributed

Mid-July 2021 - Phone Interviews for Admission

Late-July 2021 - Selection of Scholars

This program is administered without discrimination on the basis of age, race, culture, gender, sexual orientation, disability, socioeconomic status, or other nonmerit factors. NIH is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from underrepresented minorities, women, and individuals with disabilities. NIH is dedicated to building a diverse community in its training and employment programs.

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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Undergraduate Scholarship Program (UGSP) offers competitive scholarships to students from disadvantaged backgrounds who are committed to careers in biomedical, behavioral, and social science health-related research.

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Counseling and Psychological Services - Virtual Groups and Workshops

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Workshops are currently being offered on stress reduction, breaking free of anxiety, mindfulness, and mood management. Workshops will change from semester to semester.

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A drop-in group that helps students explore feelings about their body image. Through activities, discussion, and utilizing media we explore finding ways of improving your relationship with your body, food, and exercise. Students may attend as often as they would like. Each session will address a different topic. Open to all bodies. No screening is required.

Days and Time:
Body Positive: Body Messages & Stories
In the first part of the series, you'll reflect on messages you have received about your body and develop your personal body story.

Body Positive: Health at Every Size

In the second part of the series, we'll learn about Health at Every Size, a movement that celebrates body diversity and encourages compassionate self-care.
Date & Time:
Body Positive: Intuitive Self-Care

In the third part of the series, we'll discuss strategies to practice intuitive eating and joyful movement.
Date & Time:
Body Positive: Cultivate Self-Love

In the final part of the series, we'll discuss and practice skills to support a body positive lifestyle.
Date & Time:

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A drop-in group that helps students explore feelings about their body image. Through activities, discussion, and utilizing media we explore finding ways of improving your relationship with your body, food, and exercise. Students may attend as often as they would like. Each session will address a different topic. Open to all bodies.

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How to Search for Classes  using the Class Schedule

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How To Look Up And Register For Classes Using The Class Schedule

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Spring into Summer Workshop - Exploring Summer School Options at SFSU and Community College

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Spring into Summer Workshop - Exploring Summer School Options at SFSU and Community College

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Pre-Nursing Students - Pathways to Nursing Workshop

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Students of the College of Health and Social Sciences, with photos of the SF State campus

*If you have trouble accessing the sign-up for any of the workshops, please email srcenter@sfsu.edu

Graduation Updates

This link can be accesssed for a remote graduation workshop for Summer 2021-Fall 2021 applicants. It inlcudes a workshop recording, workshop slides, demo videos, and a GE Check worksheet. Please send any questions to our graduation specialist Jaclyn or Jennifer.

Interested in conecting with a graduation specialist?
Last names A-M: email jenniferkerwin@sfsu.edu
Last names N-Z: email jaclynkraus@sfsu.edu

Nursing Workshops

If you are not declared Pre-Nursing but would like to recieve emails about upcoming Nursing workshops, please fill out this form.

Spring 2020 Nursing Panel
Read a transcript of the panel
Fall 2020 Nursing Student Panel

Pathways to Nursing Presentation

Pre-Nursing Educational Plan Workshop

Workshop: Tips Advice and How-Tos: Nursing Student Perspective

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If you have trouble accessing the sign-up for any of the workshops, please email srcenter@sfsu.edu Graduation Updates This link can be accesssed for a remote graduation workshop for Summer 2021-Fall 2021 applicants. It inlcudes a workshop recording, workshop slides, demo videos, and a GE Check worksheet.

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Psychology Students - Internships for 2nd Year of Program

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Psychology Students - Internships for 2nd Year of Program

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The second year of the program requires students to intern for a semester in a business setting to gain experience in the field. A total of 300 hours are required, which is generally completed in the first semester of the second year in 20-25 hour weekly increments. The internship must be relevant to the industrial/organizational psychology field and is subject to professor approval. Students are responsible for attaining their internship position and are encouraged to seek positions in their areas of interest. Students enroll in a faculty-led seminar (PSY 768) during their internship, which is used to provide support to the students and enrich the internship experience.

Participating Organizations

Below is a list of some of the organizations that have offered a variety of internship positions in human resources and organizational development in the past. Internship information for each student can also be found under the Student & Alumni tab.

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Anthropology Students - Fellowships and Internships

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Funding for Travel to Academic Conferences (Undergraduate and Graduate)
The Dean of the college has funds every year for travel to meetings where you are presenting. Both UG and MA students may apply. There is a set amount each year distributed on a first-come, first-served basis until the money runs out. Email anthro@sfsu.edu to apply for the funds as soon as you have your abstract accepted for your presentation.

Handshake
SFSU has student job postings on Handshake. Please check this link for the most current opportunities https://careerservices.sfsu.edu/students

Funded Research and Field Schools in Anthropology and Archaeology (Undergraduates)
Support for student participation in anthropology and other social sciences is awarded to multiple field sites every year by the National Science Foundation. The selected sites offer stipends (~$3000) to help offset the cost of attendance. The list of sites include research in New Mexico, Hungary, Ethiopia and at the Smithsonian Institution.
List of Opportunities: https://www.nsf.gov/crssprgm/reu/list_result.jsp?unitid=5054
DEADLINES: Most are early March

Institute for Field Research Programs (some scholarships available)
A variety of Scholarships are available to help cover the cost of attendance. However, you have to submit the application for the field school and be accepted before you apply for the scholarship.Please check here for field school information: http://ifrglobal.org
And here for scholarship information once you have been accepted: http://ifrglobal.org/students/scholarships/?utm_source=IFR+Newsletter&utm_campaign=521553a966-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2017_12_06&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_5da3ddc8ef-521553a966-326716501

National Park Service Latino Internship
Check for park service internships at this site: https://www.hispanicaccess.org/our-projects/latino-heritage-internship-program

Paid Internship and Jobs in Historic Preservation
The National Council for Preservation Education (NCPE) administers an internship program for upperclassmen/women and graduate students in the fields of history, historic preservation, cultural resource management, archeology, and other related fields (e.g. ethnography, art history, museum studies, etc.) Apply here: http://www.preservenet.cornell.edu/employ/ncpe.php

John Norton Fellowship
This is a paid student fellowship that records and edits the SF State Poetry Center readings throughout the semester. Students can find info on the position and how to apply on their website - http://docfilm.sfsu.edu/news-announce/paid-student-position-sf-state-poetry-center-john-norton-fellowship

Cultural Resource Opportunities
Cultural resource opportunities for students during summer at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Students of any level may apply.
Cultural Application of Spatial Data Internship https://www.zintellect.com/Opportunity/Details/DOE-MSIPP-19-8-LANL
Homestead Project Historic Preservation Internship https://www.zintellect.com/Opportunity/Details/DOE-MSIPP-19-7-LANL
Both internship opportunities are paid. Please see the following pdf for an explanation of pay grades: https://www.lanl.gov/careers/career-options/student-internships/_assets/docs/salary-structure.pdf

California Pre-Doctoral Program
Applications must be submitted through the Program's online platform. Step-by-step application instructions may be found on our website athttp://fellowships.sfsu.edu/predoc/application-instructions.

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Funding for Travel to Academic Conferences (Undergraduate and Graduate) The Dean of the college has funds every year for travel to meetings where you are presenting. Both UG and MA students may apply. There is a set amount each year distributed on a first-come, first-served basis until the money runs out.

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History Students - List of Potential Internship Facilities

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History Students - List of Potential Internship Facilities

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Archives and Historical Agency Internship

INTERNSHIP WORKSHOP NOVEMBER 21, 2019 1:30-3:00

Internship Coordinator: Sarah Crabtree, Science Building, 272, (415) 338-1604, e-mail: s lc123@sfsu.edu

For some people, the study of history will lead to a career in an historical agency such as an archives or museum. "Public History" is the term applied to the work of agencies that preserve historical documents and artifacts for the purpose of making them available to an interested public. For the student planning a career with an historical agency, or for the student who wants to become more familiar with the functioning of an archive, an internship can be a valuable learning experience. History 680 and 880 are the Department of History's internship courses; 680 is for undergraduate credit, 880 for graduate credit. These courses became a part of the curriculum in order to provide students both the opportunity to supplement their classroom learning with on-site experience and also the opportunity to apply things learned in the classroom in an actual work setting. History 680 and 880 are different in several ways from most other course offerings. There are no regularly scheduled class meetings. Instead, the student earns academic credit for learning while working at an historical agency in the Bay Area. The internship is simultaneously a work experience and a learning experience. Students who wish to undertake an internship with an historical agency have a number from which to choose. For example, in the recent past, student interns have worked in the following institutions:

On-Campus

Off-Campus

The preceding list should be considered only a partial list of suggestions. Students are encouraged to explore the possibility of working at other archives and museums which fall into their field of interest. Internships in museum work, historical editing and historic preservation are also available. The intern coordinator may also have other suggestions. The Career Services Office also has a great deal of information on paths to internships and employment.

Eligibility

While there are no course prerequisites for enrollment in History 680/880 beyond that which apply to all upper division courses or graduate courses, the department will not assign a student to an internship if the student lacks the necessary background to do well in the assignment. Appropriate preparation for an internship will vary from one assignment to another, but in most circumstances, undergraduate students should be at least second semester juniors and should have taken some courses relevant to the position they seek. The research methodologies taught in History 300 are necessary for nearly all assignments. Graduate students should have completed History 700. Other useful courses for typical internships include History 450, 426, 427, and 428. All students must have a 3.0 GPA in their major field.

Read More on the Internship and Student Testimnoes through our F.A.Q Page: Here

Forms and Additional Information

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Internship Coordinator: Sarah Crabtree, Science Building, 272, (415) 338-1604, e-mail: s lc123@sfsu.edu For some people, the study of history will lead to a career in an historical agency such as an archives or museum. "Public History" is the term applied to the work of agencies that preserve historical documents and artifacts for the purpose of making them available to an interested public.

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Internships for Students Studying Biomedical degrees

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Internships for Students Studying Biomedical degrees

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Research Positions, Internships & Summer Programs

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Research Positions QB3 - UC's hub for growing California's bioeconomy through innovation and entrepreneurship in the life sciences. See job listings HERE.

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The Department of Journalism recommends that all students complete at least one internship during their college career. Internships are a great way to explore a field, get work experience, publish work and make professional connections. Please be aware that if you are planning on enrolling in Jour 617 you must complete a JOUR 617 Required Internship Proposal form prior to enrolling if it is not a certified internship.

Students can only enroll in one capstone (Jour 605, Jour 609, Jour 617) at a time.

Our media internships website provides information on where to find a media internships.

Certified Internships

Online/Print Newspaper:

Bay Area:

National:

J-Weekly - Online newspaper/Digital Journalism and Editorial Intern/Local

OZY Media - Online/Reporter/Researcher/Mountain View, CA

Minneapolis Star Tribune - Reporter, Multimedia Producer, Videographer, Photographer

Online/Print Magazine:

Bay Area:

National:

Radio:

Bay Area:

KQED - Radio News/Local, Photographer, Art Internship

KQED - Arts Internship, Science photographer

KALW- News Audio Academy

KALW - Summer Radio Journalism Training Program

Broadcast:

Other Online:

Bay Area:

National:

If you have received an internship with one of the above organizations, please have your internship supervisor email the Journalism Department Internship Acceptance Form (DOCX) to the department chair. This form is required to be signed by the add deadline.

Please see the forms on the right of this page. The internship proposal provides our faculty with an objective evaluation of whether or not an internship qualifies for credit. requirement. If we find it does not, students will still have the opportunity to complete the internship for academic credit - Jour 699 Independent Study, but it will not count toward graduation.

Students or employers may initiate the proposal process. Once approved, and internship is also approved for future students unless the parameters change.

University Internship Requirements

Important: SF State uses an online portal to ensure that internships are safe for students. There are a number of forms required after you have accepted an internship. Please visit the ULink site to get started.

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The Department of Journalism recommends that all students complete at least one internship during their college career. Internships are a great way to explore a field, get work experience, publish work and make professional connections.

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Cinema Internships

The Bay Area is a hub of media production and exhibition, and the SF State School of Cinema has a record of placing highly successful interns with a wide range of production, distribution and exhibition organizations throughout the Bay Area.

Internships can be a vital complement to students' in-class experiences, offering opportunities to observe how media organizations operate, to gain hands-on experience in the field and to meet and observe working professionals.

Finding Internships

Students interested in obtaining an internship should consult the list of internships on Cinema's Facebook page under Notes. Students serious about securing an internship should check this source often, as new internships are posted frequently. Students may also pursue internships not included on this list. Such internships must be submitted to the internship coordinator for vetting.

You can view information on internship opportunities in the following categories:

Applying for Internships

Every internship description includes details on when, how, and to whom to apply. Students desiring assistance with application materials, including resumes, cover letters, etc., can contact Professor Daniel Bernardi Cinema internship program director at bernardi@sfsu.edu.

Departmental Prerequisites for Internships

To qualify for the internship program, students must:

Be a junior or senior Cinema major or graduate student (exceptions are possible for sophomores)

Have a minimum 3.0 grade-point average in Cinema courses and 2.5 GPA overall

Receiving Academic Credit for Internships

To receive academic credit for internships, students must:

Submit a copy of their DARS report or transcript verifying their GPA to the internship program director

Submit a completed Internship Contract (PDF) to the internship program director. This form can be found on the Forms page

Complete a minimum of 120 hours for 3 units of academic credit

Submit periodic reports on their internship experience to the internship program director, as specified on the iLearn page. This form can be found on the Forms page

Verify that their internship supervisor has returned the Internship Evaluation (PDF) to the internship program director at the end of the semester

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Cinema Internships The Bay Area is a hub of media production and exhibition, and the SF State School of Cinema has a record of placing highly successful interns with a wide range of production, distribution and exhibition organizations throughout the Bay Area.

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Scholarships for Students studying in the College of Ethnic Studies 

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(Updated on a rolling basis by the College of Ethnic Studies)

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Click here for more information about our Spring 2021 COES Scholarships!

Alumni Connell Persico and Clay Heironimus established the C&C Fellowship in Queer Ethnic Studies Endowment. The endowment will initially support two to four annual fellowship awards for undergraduate students in the College of Ethnic Studies with a minor or major in Queer Ethnic Studies. The fellows must be actively engaged in community work, with a focus on empowering and advancing queer people of color and an equitable LGBTQ community.

The Kieu Chinh Scholarship Endowment honors legendary Vietnamese American actress Kieu Chinh. The endowment will support scholarship awards for undergraduate students in the College of Ethnic Studies who have an interest in the humanities and the arts and are committed to engaging with the socio-political complexities of the Vietnamese American community and working for peace and justice in global solidarity with people of color.

The Robert A. Corrigan Visiting Professorship in Social Justice was established by SF State alumni George and Judy Marcus in honor of Robert A. Corrigan's twenty-four years of leadership as SF State's 12th president. Corrigan Visiting Professors are firmly engaged in cutting edge academic, educational and community initiatives that promote social justice and advance the aspirations of people of African American/Black ancestry.

Costco Scholarship Fund

The scholarship was established with proceeds from a Costco Scholarship Fund Breakfast. Costco Co-Founders Jim Sinegal and Jeff Brotman (1942 - 2017) shared the belief that education is one of the primary factors in creating a successful and fulfilled life. The Costco Scholarship supports economically and educationally disadvantaged juniors and seniors at SF State.

Dr. Wei Ming Dariotis established the Critical Mixed Race Studies Scholarship Fund to support scholarship awards for promising undergraduate and graduate students in the field of Critical Mixed Raced Studies.

The Richard and Mildred Loving Scholarship Award in Critical Mixed Race Studies for undergraduate students honors the couple for their landmark decision in Richard Perry Loving, Mildred Jeter Loving v. Virginia, where the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Virginia's anti-miscegenation law and ended all race-based legal restrictions on marriage in the United States.

The Dr. Maria P. P. Root Scholarship Award in Critical Mixed Race Studies for graduate students honors Dr. Root's contributions to field of Critical Mixed Race Studies and her publishing the first contemporary work on mixed race people.

James Akira Hirabayashi (10/31/1926 to 5/23/2012) was the founding dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University. Hirabayashi subsequently served as the Dean of Undergraduate Studies and retired as a Professor Emeritus. He was awarded the prestigious SF State Presidential Medal by President Robert Corrigan in 2009. His courage, intellectual integrity, and ability to communicate across various communities made him a man for all seasons. Hirabayashi's career accomplishments are balanced by wide community service, quiet strength, and generosity. He taught and mentored hundreds of people over decades from all disciplines-not just a professor but as a guitarist, jeweler, Asian American Theater Company actor, softball pitcher, Mongolian griddle gourmet cook, husband, and father.

The scholarship recognizes and provides two annual scholarships of $1,000 to upper division students and graduate students who seek to be persons for all seasons and are considering a career that is interdisciplinary and in public service.

Jacques E. Johnet Trust Scholarship for Native Americans

The scholarship honors Jacques E. Johnet who received a master's degree in German from SF State in 1969. The scholarship recognizes the academic achievements of Native American students at SF State and assists them financially in the pursuit of their education.

The Annetta and Gertie Jolivette Empowerment Scholarship Fund recognizes and honors the lives of Annetta Donan Foster Jolivette and Gertie Lee Fontenot Jolivette. Annetta Jolivette born in 1944 dedicated her life to fostering youth and opened up a group home for boys while working full time for the United States Postal Service. Gertie Jolivette born in 1928 was an avid Catholic parishioner at Our Lady of the Visitation Church in San Francisco. After raising her own five children she acted a surrogate mother to numerous grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. She also owned and operated Gertie's Sunlight Room never turning away hungry customers who could not pay.

The Annetta and Gertie Jolivette Empowerment Scholarship Fund provides financial support to students in the College of Ethnic Studies who are committed to advancing social justice and whose career goals are aligned with Annetta and Gertie Jolivette's lifelong commitment to serving youth from diverse and underserved communities.

D. Phillip McGee Memorial Scholarship

A noted authority on ethnic studies in higher education and a popular figure on the SF State campus and around the Bay Area, died June 29, 1999. Dr. McGee had been dean of S.F. State's College of Ethnic Studies since 1980. He was awarded the prestigious SF State Presidential Medal for Service by President Corrigan in 1999. The D. Phillip McGee Memorial Scholarship Fund awards $1,000 to students who are in their junior or senior year at San Francisco State University at the time of the award. Students applying must have ﬁnancial need as determined by the Ofﬁce of Student Financial Aid and minimum GPA of 3.0. Preference will be given to economically disadvantaged students who are committed to helping others with similar backgrounds.

The College of Ethnic Studies is proud to announce the establishment of the Kenneth P. Monteiro - Associated Students Scholarship Endowment in Ethnic Studies with a generous gift from the Associated Students of San Francisco State University. The scholarship endowment honors Dr. Kenneth P. Monteiro for his long-time commitment to mentoring student leaders at SF State and for his outstanding service and dedication to student advocacy and empowerment, especially for underserved communities.

The Kenneth P. Monteiro - Associated Students Scholarship Endowment in Ethnic Studies will recognize, and provide financial assistance to, students who are similarly committed to advancing and empowering our diverse communities. A scholarship of $1,500 will be awarded annually to students who excel in the application of both academics and activism for the advancement and empowerment of marginalized communities. Particular emphasis will be on work addressing the intersectionality between race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, disability, and/or socioeconomic class. SF State upper division and graduate students in any major who have completed at least six units in the College of Ethnic Studies and have a minimum GPA of 2.5 (3.0 or higher preferred) are eligible to apply.

The Betty Parent Achievement Award recognizes Dr. Elizabeth "Betty" Parent's achievements and ongoing inspiration. Dr. Parent was the first Alaska Native woman to earn a Ph.D. and the first Alaska Native woman to obtain tenure as a full professor. She is also the first full professor in American Indian Studies at San Francisco State University. Her tenure at SF State established a precedent of excellence in teaching, research, and community service that many American Indians seek to emulate. Dr. Parent was in inducted into the Alaska Women's Hall of Fame in 2017 for her achievement in educational leadership and advocacy for Native people.

The Betty Parent Achievement Award honors outstanding undergraduate and graduate students at San Francisco State University who are committed to working with and/or in an American Indian tribal community, nation, and/or organization. The award provides honorees with funds for purchasing books for their academic endeavors.

The Queer Ethnic Studies Graduate Student Scholarship recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students whose graduate student thesis focus on the intersection of race, gender and sexuality. The scholarship was established as part of the Queer Ethnic Studies Initiative in the College of Ethnic Studies and is funded by generous donations from faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the College.

The Edward Said Scholarship was established by SF State Alumnus Allam El Qadah in honor of Professor Edward Wadie Said, a Palestinian American literary theorist and public intellectual who helped found the critical-theory field of Post-colonialism and was a champion of justice for and in Palestine. The scholarship is open to undergraduate and graduates students of Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas (AMED) Studies who demonstrate an outstanding academic record and community service that exemplifies what Professor Edward Said stood for.

Jerry W. Varnado received a BA in Economics from San Francisco State University in 1969. As a student, he was involved with the Negro Students Association and co-founded the Black Student Union (BSU). In 1968, he and his fellow BSU leaders in coalition with the Third World Liberation Front, other students, faculty, and community members organized the nation's longest student strike to protest the lack of access, misrepresentation, and the overall neglect of indigenous peoples and people of color within the University's curriculum and programs. The activism of the strikers was the impetus for the founding of the College of Ethnic Studies in 1969.

The Jerry Wayne Varnado Ethnic Studies Scholarship recognizes and assists promising undergraduate students majoring or minoring in the College of Ethnic Studies with a scholarship award of $6,000 ($3,000 in fall and $3,000 in spring). Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and demonstrate: 1) an aspiration to be a productive member of society; 2) commitment to the values of social justice, diversity and inclusivity; and 3) participation in service or activities that advance these values.

The scholarship honors Paul Pando Whang who received a baccalaureate degree in Physical Education and a Junior High School Teaching Credential in 1939 and was one of SF State's first Korean American graduates. For over thirty years, he served the youth of San Francisco's Chinatown as Director of the Chinese Playground and the Chinese Recreation Center. The fellowship supports students interested in working with low-income youth in Asian American communities.

This is a sample of scholarships available to SF State students. To search for more scholarship opportunities, visit AcademicWorks. Click on the Opportunities button to switch between SF State and external scholarship opportunities.

To learn how to establish an endowed or named scholarship fund in the College of Ethnic Studies, please contact Alex Sanchez, Director of Development, at alexsan@sfsu.edu or (415) 338-1032.

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Alumni Connell Persico and Clay Heironimus established the C&C Fellowship in Queer Ethnic Studies Endowment. The endowment will initially support two to four annual fellowship awards for undergraduate students in the College of Ethnic Studies with a minor or major in Queer Ethnic Studies.

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Scholarships for Students Interested in Pursuing a Teaching Credential (to teach K-12 students)

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Scholarships for Students Interested in Pursuing a Teaching Credential (to teach K-12 students)

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**Many of these scholarships are for students completing graduate work, that is, degrees/credentials/certification attained after completing a Bachelors degree. However, there are some scholarships open to undergraduate students (students completing a Bachelors degree). Read the criteria carefully.

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Deadlines

New Spring Semester Scholarship: November 15th
New Fall Semester Scholarship Deadline: May 22nd

Scholarships for Educators

Select a category of interest:

Recent Scholarship Recipients

Scholarships are financial aid provided to a student on the basis of academic merit or specific criteria set by the university and/or the donors. The criteria usually reflect the values and purposes of the donor or founder of the award.

The scholarships offered by the Graduate College of Education are open to all students in the graduate college.

Note: Educational leadership doctoral students are eligible to apply for the following four scholarships: Crumpton/Baxter/Bonham, Karl Richard Lane, Chris Larsen, and Hilda Taba.

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New Spring Semester Scholarship: November 15th New Fall Semester Scholarship Deadline: May 22nd Select a category of interest: Scholarships are financial aid provided to a student on the basis of academic merit or specific criteria set by the university and/or the donors. The criteria usually reflect the values and purposes of the donor or founder of the award.

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Scholarships for Students studying in the College of Science and Engineering

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Scholarships for Students studying in the College of Science and Engineering

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Use SF State Academic Works to browse all scholarships or specific scholarships, or see the list below for scholarships by college or departments.

All applications must be completed online at SF State Academic Works.
NOTE: You may apply for all that you are qualified for. You may also use the same essay and recommendations. All required materials must be submitted online, no paper applications will be accepted.

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Use SF State Academic Works to browse all scholarships or specific scholarships, or see the list below for scholarships by college or departments. All applications must be completed online at SF State Academic Works. NOTE: You may apply for all that you are qualified for. You may also use the same essay and recommendations.

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Scholarships for Students studying in the Lam College of Business

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Scholarships for Students studying in the Lam College of Business

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To apply for the scholarships listed below or search for additional scholarships, visit the San Francisco State University Scholarship website.

The Lam Family College of Business offers a variety of scholarships to support our students' educational goals. Funding for our scholarships has been provided by generous donors and organizations who believe in higher education and your ability to achieve academic success.

We encourage students to apply for multiple scholarships that they may qualify for! To learn more and apply, visit the San Francisco State University Scholarship website.

Featured Scholarship Recipient

Randy Casanas (B.S., '19)

Nikon Precision and Wallace Fund for Diversity Scholarship Recipient

Randy is a new father and an ex-Marine. Receiving a scholarship helped him to stay in school and support his family while earning a bachelor's degree in business administration with a concentration in information systems. "Despite the struggles most students my age endure in their academic endeavors, [this scholarship] gives me the peace of mind knowing there is not only government assisted financial aid, but large business out there such as Nikon to ensure there should be no excuse a student should not pursue the educational goals."

Scholarships open to all business students

Aaron Anderson Memorial Scholarship

Agid Family Scholarship Endowment

Bear Family Endowed Scholarship

Leona M. Bridges Endowed Scholarship

Michael Jon Alton Scholarship Endowment

Nikon Precision College of Business Scholarship

NVP Associates, LLC Scholarship

SF State College of Business Scholarship

Wallace Fund for Diversity Scholarship

Zoe Yan Xu Muffly Scholarship

You may apply for the Hong Kong Association of Northern California Scholarship directly on the Hong Kong Association of Northern California's website.

Scholarships by Academic Department

Accounting

Chevron Scholarship Fund

Dale McKeen Memorial Scholarship

Kawaguchi Family Scholarship Endowment

Loretta Doon Scholarship Endowment

Martinelli Family Scholarship Endowment

Ramsey Family Scholarship Endowment

SF State Accounting Scholars Program Academic Excellence Scholarship

Valerie Hashimoto Scholarship

Decision Sciences

There are currently no scholarships specific to Decision Sciences students. We encourage you to apply for scholarships open to all business students!

Economics

Don W. Scoble Endowment Scholarship

George Feliz Memorial Scholarship

Hong Kong Association of Northern California Scholarship

Ramona K. First Award Scholarship

Ramona K. First Scholarship Endowment

Finance

There are currently no scholarships specific to Finance students. We encourage you to apply for scholarships open to all business students!

Hospitality & Tourism Management

HTM Student Scholarship

Janet Sim Scholarship Endowment

Nancy Lee Mar Vista Room Scholarship

SKAL International Scholarship

Yumi Satow Vista Room Scholarship

Information Systems

International Business

Mitsuko Duerr Endowed Scholarship

Labor and Employment Studies

Ernest C. Dillard Sr. Endowed Scholarship for Labor Studies

Yetta K. Zetoony Scholarship

Management

Kaiser Permanente Ethics & Compliance Scholarship

Linda & Nathaniel Oubré Leadership Scholarship

Marketing

Janice & John Gumas Endowed Marketing Scholarship

Legal Marketing Association of the Bay Area Erick Vargas Scholarship

Manny Mashouf Endowed Scholarship

Scholarships open only to graduate students

Ethics & Compliance Certificate Scholarship

Three Ethics & Compliance Certificate scholarships of up to $3,000 each have been granted through the generous support of Kaiser Permanente towards unreimbursed tuition for postgraduate, graduate, MBA, M.S. in Accountancy and MPA students at San Francisco State University. For full eligibility requirements, click here.

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To apply for the scholarships listed below or search for additional scholarships, visit the San Francisco State University Scholarship website. The Lam Family College of Business offers a variety of scholarships to support our students' educational goals. Funding for our scholarships has been provided by generous donors and organizations who believe in higher education and your ability to achieve academic success.

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Scholarships for Students with Disabilities

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Scholarships for Students with Disabilities

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The Disability Programs and Resource Center (DPRC) is pleased to share this list of scholarships that may be of interest to you. This list is not intended to be comprehensive. We ask you to please check back periodically for new additions or updates. Some of the scholarships listed below are maintained by the DPRC or SF State. Other scholarships are maintained by third-party sponsors, and are categorized as "External Scholarships."

Please contact the DPRC Scholarship Coordinator, Maisoon Alghethy at maisoon@sfsu.edu or (415) 338-7878 if you have any questions about any of the SF State-maintained scholarships. If you also know of a scholarship for students with disabilities that you would like to see added to our list, please contact us.

SF State Scholarships

Note: Additional SF State scholarships resources can be found on the Office of Student Financial Aid's website.

External Scholarship Resources for Students with Disabilities

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Scholarships for Students studying the Humanities (or in the College of Liberal and Creative Arts)

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Scholarships for Students studying the Humanities (or in the College of Liberal and Creative Arts)

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Includes scholarships for students from the following schools:
Art
Cinema
Design
Humanities and Liberal Studies
Music
Theatre and Dance

Also includes scholarships for the following departments:
Anthropology
BECA
Classics
Communication Studies
Comparative World Literature
Creative Writing
English Language and Literature
Modern Languages & Literatures
History
International Relations
Jewish Studies
Journalism
Philosophy
Political Science
Women and Gender Studies

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Through generous donor support, the College of Liberal & Creative Arts offers students a broad range of scholarships. Scholarships are available from the College, schools and departments. Please search our listing below to find a scholarship that is right for you. All scholarships link to detailed information and the option to apply at the SF State AcademicWorks portal.

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Future Math and Science Teacher Scholarships

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Future Math and Science Teacher Scholarships

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California Science Teachers Association

Offers various opportunities for grants, fellowships and scholarships. Application due dates range throughout the year. Visit http://www.cascience.org

National Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Numerous scholarships and grants for prospective teachers. List includes:

Prospective Teacher NCTM Annual Conference Attendance Awards

Prospective Middle School Mathematics Teacher Course Work Scholarships

Prospective 7-12 Secondary Teacher Course Work Scholarships

National Science Teachers Association

Various scholarship opportunities. Applicants may apply for more than one award, but will be eligible to win only one award per year. Visit https://www.nsta.org

Highlights include:

Distinguished Service to Science Education Awards

These awards honor NSTA members who, through active leadership and scholarly endeavor over a significant period of time, have made extraordinary contributions to the advancement of education in the sciences and science teaching.

NSTA Fellow Award

This award recognizes NSTA members who have made extraordinary contributions to science education through personal commitment to education, specifically science teaching or science; educational endeavors and original work that position recipients as exemplary leaders in their field; significant contributions to the profession that reflect dedication to NSTA as well the entire educational community.

Wendall G. Mohling Outstanding Aerospace Educator Award

This award recognizes excellence in the field of aerospace education. The recipient of the award will be honored during the Awards Banquet and the Aerospace Educators Luncheon at the NSTA Conference. This NSTA award is sponsored by Northrop Grumman Foundation.

For Future Math Teachers

Frank Sheehan Scholarship

The Frank Sheehan Scholarship is awarded annually to one declared Math undergraduate student in the Math for Teaching concentration. This scholarship is for aspiring math teachers, for academic promise, leadership and community contributions.

Visit https://csme.sfsu.edu/content/frank-sheehan-scholarship

For Future Physics Teachers

American Association of Physics Teachers

Scholarships and grants specifically for physics educators. Visit http://www.aapt.org

Barbara Lotze Scholarship

The AAPT Executive Board offers scholarships for future high school physics teachers. These scholarships, supported by an endowment funded by Barbara Lotze, are available only to U.S. citizens attending U.S. schools.

Undergraduate students enrolled, or planning to enroll, in physics teacher preparation curricula and high school seniors entering such programs are eligible. Successful applicants receive a stipend of up to $2,000. The scholarship may be granted to an individual for each of four years. Visit https://www.aapt.org/programs/grants/lotze.cfm

CSME

Look under the 'Education' tab for some CSME programs/fellowships

Noyce STAJES Scholars

Click here for information about the Noyce STAJES Scholars Fellowship

More Scholarships

For the scholarships below see https://sfsu.academicworks.com for full details on how to apply!

San Francisco State University Alumni Association

Various scholars for Undergraduate and Graduate students. Scholarships range from $1000-$3500. Please check acadmic works for full details.

San Francisco State University Associated Students Incorporated

ASI offers a variety of scholarships up to $1000 for Fall and Spring.

San Francisco State University College of Science and Engineering

Scholarship deadlines varies throughout the year.

San Francisco State University Graduate College of Education

Scholarship deadlines vary throughout the year. Offers scholarships for both Fall and Spring semesters.

Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant

The TEACH Grant Program provides grants of up to $4,000 a year to students who are completing or plan to complete coursework needed to begin a career in teaching.

As a condition for receiving a TEACH Grant, you must sign a TEACH Grant Agreement to Serve in which you agree to (among other requirements) teach

in a high-need field,

at an elementary school, secondary school or educational service agency that serves students from low-income families,

for at least four complete academic years within eight years after completing (or ceasing enrollment in) the course of study for which you received the grant.

IMPORTANT: If you do not complete your service obligation, all TEACH Grant funds you received will be converted to a Direct Unsubsidized Loan. You must then repay this loan to the U.S. Department of Education, with interest charged from the date the TEACH Grant was disbursed (paid to you or on your behalf).

For more information on TEACH visit https://sfsu.academicworks.com

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Offers various opportunities for grants, fellowships and scholarships. Application due dates range throughout the year. Visit http://www.cascience.org Numerous scholarships and grants for prospective teachers. List includes: Prospective Teacher NCTM Annual Conference Attendance Awards Prospective Middle School Mathematics Teacher Course Work Scholarships Prospective 7-12 Secondary Teacher Course Work Scholarships Various scholarship opportunities.