Fellowships
The Graduate School currently offers three fellowships for full-time study (see Fellowship Compliance).
- The Distinguished Graduate Sudent Fellowship (DGSF) for new and continuing UWM graduate students. The GSF is a one-year, non-renewable fellowship.
- The Graduate School Dissertation Fellowship (GSDF) for current UWM Ph.D. students who have either achieved dissertator status or will achieve dissertator status by September 1 of the award year. The GSDF is a one-year, non-renewable fellowship.
- The Advanced Opportunity (AOP) Fellowship for new and continuing qualified UWM graduate students who are members of groups underrepresented in graduate study or who are otherwise disadvantaged. Applicants must be American citizens or permanent residents of the United States. The AOP is renewable.
These fellowships provide recipients with a monthly stipend for the academic year, coverage of in-state tuition and remission of out-of-state tuition (for students who are not residents of the State of Wisconsin). Recipients will also be eligible to enroll in state-sponsored health insurance.
Applications
Please consult your graduate degree program for its submission deadlines to any of these fellowships. Follow the directions provided in each application form.
The following applications are Adobe PDF files, which require Adobe Reader to view and save. This free program is available from the Adobe Web site. Follow the instructions on the site to install Adobe Reader if it is not installed on your computer.
AOP Fellowship Application
Deadline: Check with your program.
AOP Fellowship renewal Application
Deadline: Check with your program.
For more information about the AOP fellowships and applications, contact Desere Liddell (dcl@uwm.edu, (414) 229-6538).
Distinguished Graduate Sudent Fellowship Application 
Deadline: Check with your program.
Graduate School Dissertation Fellowship Application 
Deadline: Check with your program.
For more information about the Distinguished Graduate Student or Dissertation fellowship, contact Vicky Everson (vle@uwm.edu, (414) 229-7177).


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