Up to $7000 toward college expenses for those interested in environmental studies or Native American policy/healthcare in the US.
Application Deadline
January 31, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Duke Contact
NCS Teamncs-ousf@duke.edu
Quick facts
Academic Discipline
Arts & HumanitiesEducation
Professional (Law/Medicine/Business)
Public Service
Social Sciences
STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math)
Eligibility: Citizenship
U.S. CitizenWhen to Apply
Sophomore Year, Junior YearCampus Nomination Required?
YesSponsoring Foundation Site
https://www.udall.gov/Description
The Udall Scholarship seeks to support college students who:
- are interested in a career in environmental studies, advocacy, policy, or conservation; or
- are Native Americans interested in a career in tribal policy or healthcare.
(see the list of Federally Recognized Indian Tribes to determine eligibility.)
| Deadline for complete NCS Udall Campus Application, including resume information, transcript, and all essays | Friday, January 31, 12p.m. (noon) |
| Deadline for all letters of recommendation sent to: ncs-ousf@duke.edu | Friday, January 31, 12p.m. (noon) |
| Duke nominees named by NCS | February |
Benefits
The scholarship covers up to $7000 toward tuition, fees, books, room, and board.
Scholars also participate in professional development and community events, as well as gain access to a strong alumni network and ongoing opportunities for networking, collaboration, and advancement.
Eligibility
Students must be U.S. citizens or Permanent Residents and must be in their sophomore or junior year of college. Find full eligibility criteria here.
Selection Criteria
- demonstrated commitment to the environment or to a Native American tribe
- leadership potential and communication skills
- commitment to a career related to the environment or tribal policy/healthcare