Gift guide | Students | Graduate Fellowships

This named fellowship honors Ezra Cornell's vision, determination, and financial commitment that "would found an institution where any person can find instruction in any study." Fellowships may be designated to assist students in a field of study of your choice and will provide support to future generations of graduate students. You may choose to keep the name of the fellowship, add your own name, or replace the name with another as a way to honor a family member, friend, or teacher.

For more info, contact
Laura Toy
607-255-3950
llt1@cornell.edu

This fellowship honors author Toni Morrison (MA in English, 1955), who won the Pulitzer Prize (1988) and Nobel Prize for Literature (1993). Fellowships may be designated to assist students in a field of study of your choice and will provide support to future generations of graduate students. You may choose to keep the name of the fellowship, add your own name, or replace the name with another as a way to honor a family member, friend, or teacher.

For more info, contact
Laura Toy
607-255-3950
llt1@cornell.edu

This fellowship honors the late Cornell Professor Hans Bethe, who was appointed to the faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences in 1935. He has been honored around the world, including with the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1967 for his accomplishments in astrophysics and nuclear physics. Fellowships may be designated to assist students in a field of study of your choice and will provide support to future generations of graduate students. You may choose to keep the name of the fellowship, add your own name, or replace the name with another as a way to honor a family member, friend, or teacher.

For more info, contact
Laura Toy
607-255-3950
llt1@cornell.edu

This fellowship provides immediate support to a graduate student for one year of study. Fellowships may be designated to assist students in a field of study of your choosing. You may choose to keep the name of the fellowship, add your own name, or replace the name with another as a way to honor a family member, friend, or teacher.

For more info, contact
Laura Toy
607-255-3950
llt1@cornell.edu

Named endowed fellowships help graduate students receive mentoring and training for teaching.

For more info, contact
Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed fellowships help Cornell to attract and develop the most promising new scholars in biomedical engineering. A partial fellowships supports a student for one semester.

For more info, contact
Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed fellowships for graduate students to receive mentoring and training for teaching.

For more info, contact
Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed fellowships support PhD students during the 8-hour summer immersion experience at Weill Cornell Medical College.

For more info, contact
Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

An endowed fellowship will provide tuition and a living stipend for a the full career of a PhD student over five years. A typical support package includes a first-year fellowship, teaching or research assistantships in the next three years, and a full fellowship for the final year.

For more info, contact
Laura Toy
607-255-3950
llt1@cornell.edu

For more info, contact
Laura Hunsinger
607-255-1696
lh62@cornell.edu

Honoring Nobel Prize-winning geneticist Barbara McClintock, this endowed fellowship may be designated to assist students in a field of study of your choice and will provide support to future generations of graduate students. You may choose to keep the name of the fellowship, add your own name, or replace the name with another as a way to honor a family member, friend, or teacher.

For more info, contact
Pat Watson
607-254-1350
paw37@cornell.edu

For more info, contact
Lynne Williams
607-256-5645
lsw12@cornell.edu

For more info, contact
Lynne Williams
607-256-5645
lsw12@cornell.edu