Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation
College Television Awards
http://www.emmys.org/foundation/education.php
The College Television Awards is a major Academy competition which recognizes excellence in college student film/video productions. It is national in scope, accepting entries each year from scores of colleges and universities. The entire program, including $24,500 in cash prizes, is sponsored by the Academy Foundation. First place winners receive $2,000, second place winners receive $1,000, and third place winners receive $500.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Society Foundation
http://www.gottliebfoundation.org/
Provides funding for visual artists who incorporate video and film into their work.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Alexia Foundation for World Peace
http://www.alexiafoundation.org/
Dedicated to helping professional and student photographers produce photographs that promote world peace and cultural understanding.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

American Film Institute
Directing Workshop for women
http://www.afi.com/education/dww/
Deadline: January 13
AFI's DWW is designed specifically for women who are working in the arts and are ready to seriously pursue narrative directing. Applicants must have a minimum of five years experience in the arts but may have no professional credits as a narrative director. If you have just completed film school, it is to your advantage to take some time and build up work experience before applying to the program.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Ann Arbor Film Festival
http://aafilmfest.org/
Gives out numerous awards to each year's winners. For more information, see FC Search.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Arts Resource Network
Funding Opportunities for Individuals in Film, Video, and Media
http://www.artsresourcenetwork.org/opportunities/
competitions_funding/film_video_media.asp
Courtesy of the City of Seattle, Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers
http://www.aivf.org/
Offers a list of funders for its members, an open forum about fundraising, and links to other financial resources. Need to join association for full access.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Austin (Texas) Film Festival Competition
http://www.austinfilmfestival.com/
Check out the screenplay competition. This competition is open to writers who do not earn a living writing for film or TV with original, feature-length screenplays (90-120 pages). Cash prizes awarded in three feature-length categories: comedy ($1,000 prize), adult/mature ($4,000), children/family ($4,000). Winners also receive hotel accomodation and airfare reimbursement (up to $500) to/from the Heart of Film Festival and Screenwriters Conference (Oct. 12-19, 2000). Entry fee: $40.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Center for Asian American Media
http://asianamericanmedia.org/rf_cms/index.php
Distributes funds with the goal of increasing visibility of Asian American programs on public television and impacting the way in which Asian Americans are perceived and understood. Open Door Completion Funds are availabe up to $20,000 and Production Funds, $20,000 to $50,000 on average.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Chesterfield Field Company Writer's Film Project
http://www.chesterfield-co.com/
Offer a screenwriting fellowship.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Chez Jim: Financing Films
http://www.jimcheval.com/film/filmfin.html
Reviews a wide variety of funding and other kinds of assistance available to film producers. Courtesy of Jim Chevallier, North Hollywood, California.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Creative Capital Foundation
http://www.creative-capital.org/
Creative Capital is a new, national organization supporting visual artists who are pursuing innovative approaches to form and/or content in the visual, performing, and media arts. Creative Capital will work closely with its funded artists to provide audience development, marketing and other forms of assistance tailored to individual projects. Artists will, in return, share a portion of their proceeds with Creative Capital, enabling the fund to support more artists in the future. Creative Capital funds artist projects in four disciplines: visual arts (includes installation art, painting, fiber art, mixed media works, public art, etc.), film/video arts, performing arts (includes music, dance, theater, puppetry, performance art, etc.), and emerging art fields (includes all forms of digital work, and experimental literature). Projects that transcend traditional discipline boundaries are highly encouraged. Creative Capital operates on a two-year grant cycle, funding alternative disciplines each year. The first year of each cycle, we issue grants in visual and film/video arts; the second year, performing and emerging arts. For the 2004-05 grant round, Creative Capital will be awarding grants to individual artists in the fields of Visual Arts and Film/Video.
Also listed under Arts and Music.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Dance Films Association Grants for Post-Production Expenses
http://www.dancefilmsassn.org/
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Databazaar Scholarship Fund
http://www.databazaar.com/Inkjet_Cartridge/UserTemplate/Scholarship_Fund_645.html
A funding opportunity for undergraduate students in the fields of visual communication, broadcast journalism, filmmaking and photography. 2 annual grants of $2,500 each are available to support excellence in the visual fields and promote understanding between the USA and South Asia.
(Last checked 09/01/06)

Dean Film and Writing Grants (Roy W.)
http://www.fromtheheartproductions.com/
Application deadline: Sept. 30
The Roy W. Dean Grants support film and video projects that are unique and benefit society. The grants primarily provide goods and services donated by companies in the film and video industry. These grants are available for shorts and low budget independents as well as documentary filmmakers.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Duke University
Center for Documentary Studies
http://cds.aas.duke.edu/grants/index.html

Echo Lake Productions: Production Company and Film Fund for Independents
http://www.echolakeproductions.com/
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Experimental Television Center
http://www.experimentaltvcenter.org/
Provides grants and residencies to New York residents.
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FiftyCrows International Fund for Documentary Photography
http://www.fiftycrows.org/grants/
Now in its 14th year, the International Fund for Documentary Photography competition remains one of the premiere photography programs in the world. As the core program of FiftyCrows, the Photo Fund supports emerging documentary photographers whose outstanding ability in visual storytelling leads us to a better understanding of our common humanity. International.
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Film Arts Foundation
http://www.fva.com
Founded in 1968, Film/Video Arts is the largest nonprofit media arts center in the New York region. Film/Video Arts provides a fertile environment where emerging and established film, video and digital media producers of diverse backgrounds can take courses, receive fiscal sponsorship for their projects and edit their projects affordably. Film/Video Arts’ programs encourage interaction between these producers -- whether working on narrative features, documentaries, nontraditional work, shorts, industrials, cable programs, music videos or student projects – by offering them affordable services essential to the creation of their work and the development of their careers.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Film Arts Foundation Grants
http://www.filmarts.org/services.php?function=grants
The goal of the Film Arts Foundation Grants Program is to encourage new and diverse works by film and video artists who have little likelihood of being supported through traditional funding sources. In 2000, Film Arts Foundation will give 16 cash awards valued at $68,500 and 12 awards in materials and access valued at over $52,000. These awards are targeted for film and videomakers in categories that are among the most difficult areas in which to raise money for media projects.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

FilmMakers International Screenwriting Competition
http://www.filmmakers.com/contests/2006/
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Financial Aid, Scholarships, Fellowships and Postdoctoral Awards in Media Communications
http://scholarships.fatomei.com/communications.html
Covers Advertising, Communications, Filmmaking, Journalism, Marketing, Motion Pictures, Print, Radio, Television, Writing. A compilation of resources by Francisco Alberto Tomei Torres, Ph.D. Covers Advertising, Communications, Filmmaking, Journalism, Marketing, Motion Pictures, Print, Radio, Television, Writing.
(Last checked 04/18/06)

Flintridge Foundation
http://www.flintridgefoundation.org/home/home.html
Supports experimental and interdisciplinary mediamakers for over 15 years. Focuses on California, Oregon, and Washington.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Foundation Center
Reference Guide for Film and Videomakers
http://fdncenter.org/getstarted/guides/film.html
If you are an individual looking for financial support to make a film or to work on a video project, this user aid will help you in your search. We have selected a few of the most important print and electronic resources for you to begin your search.
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The Fund for Women Artists
Funding Lists
http://www.womenarts.org/fund/fundlists.html
Choices include film/video projects, international projects, and visual arts projects.
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Funding Exchange/Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media
http://www.fex.org/grantmaking.shtml
The Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media named to honor this singer, actor and civil rights activist, supports independent film, video and radio projects made by organizations and independent media producers on critical social issues. The Robeson Fund supports pre-production and distribution of film and video, and all stages of radio productions that: combine intellectual clarity with creative use of the medium, will reach a broad audience with an organizing component, demonstrate how the production will be used for social change organizing.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

George Mason University
Institute for Humane Studies
Young Communicators
http://www.theihs.org/subcategory.php/25.html
Be a college junior or senior, a graduate student, or a recent graduate. Have a clearly demonstrated interest in the "classical liberal" tradition or individual rights and market economics. Must be intent on pursuing a career in journalism, film, writing (fiction or nonfiction), publishing, or market-oriented public policy, and have arranged or applied for an internship, training program, or other short term opportunity related to applicant's intended career.
Also listed under Grants for Individuals -- Journalism, Film, Writing
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Horizons/Frameline Film & Video Completion Fund
http://www.frameline.org/fund/
Grants in a range of $2,000 to $3,000 are available for projects in the final stages of production. Submissions are being accepted for documentary, educational, narrative, animated or experimental projects about or of interest to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their communities. The fund also seeks to bring new work to underserved audiences; with this in mind, we especially encourage applications by women and people of color. To date more than 64 productions have been completed with assistance from the Fund. The deadline for this year’s submissions is October 14, 2002, entries must be postmarked by this date. Awards will be announced on December 16, 2002. For an application and guidelines please contact Frameline at (415) 703-8650 or visit our website.
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How to Raise Money ; Hints for Embarking on the Fundraising Journey
http://www.aivf.org/resources/tips/coefunding.html
Probably the most common can-of-worms question pressing the emerging filmmaker is, How do I find money for my film? It’s never an simple question to answer, since film/video funding and financing involves a lot of time, research, skill, and perseverance. Today’s funding climate is extremely competitive. Government funds have just about dried up. The stock market is squeezing private investors. And both commercial and nonprofit companies are trimming their budgets. There is still money out there, but this is a time to think creatively on where to find it and how to ask for it. Practical advice by Michelle Coe, Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers.
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Independent Television Service (ITVS)
http://www.itvs.org/
Each year ITVS funds, distributes and promotes new programs produced by independent producers primarily for public television and beyond. ITVS is looking for proposals which increase diversity on public television and present a range of subjects, viewpoints and forms that complement and challenge existing public television offerings. All production funding requests must be submitted in accordance with ITVS guidelines.
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IndieFilms
http://www.indiefilms.com/
Requires paid membership, but promises to help independent filmmakers find investment funds, grants, etc.
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International Documentary Association
Funding Opportunities
http://www.documentary.org/resources/index.php
Includes informataion of funding by deadlines, without deadlines, and information about fiscal sponsorship.
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Latino Public Broadcasting
http://www.lpbp.org/
The 2004 Open Call process has begun as of June 7, 2004. More than a 100 projects were submitted and genres varied from documentaries, dramas, experimental and animation.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Midwest Media Artists Access Center (MMAAC) Grant Opportunities
http://www.mtn.org/mmaac/grant.html
Currently describes two grant programs: "Women Filmmakers Access Grant Program" and "Media Artist Grant Program.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Morrie Warshawski's Home Page
http://www.warshawski.com
Morrie Warshawski, author of "Shaking the Money Tree: How to Get Grants and Donations for Film and Video" recently announced the launch of a new Web site with an extensive bibliography on fundraising for independent film and video projects. The site also includes a RealAudio clip on "How to Throw a Fundraising House Party" taken from an appearance on Marketplace Radio. For more information, Warshawski can be contacted at MorrieWar@aol.com.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Moxie Film Grants
http://www.moxie-films.com/
Moxie Films was founded in 1992 to support the careers of emerging filmmakers as well as the spirit of the independent film, documentary and short. Explore this web page to learn more about the MoxieDocs Co-production Award and a new Century Writer Award.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

National Endowment for the Humanities
Grant Programs and Deadlines
http://www.neh.gov/grants/grants.html
Have provided funding for documentaries.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

National Film Preservation Foundation
http://www.filmpreservation.org/sm_index.html
The National Film Preservation Foundation (NFPF) was created by the U.S. Congress to save America's film heritage. Working with archives and others who appreciate film, the NFPF supports preservation activities nationwide that ensure the physical survival of film and improve access to film for study, education and exhibition. The foundation provides grants of $4,000 to $10,000 to nonprofit and public archives for laboratory work to preserve culturally and historically significant film material. Nonprofit funding only.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

National Foundation for Jewish Culture
Grant Programs
http://www.jewishculture.org/docs/media_arts.html
Provides financial support for theater, music, dance, filmmaking, fiction, and Jewish Studies scholarship.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

National Geographic Society Foundation
All Roads Film Project
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/allroads/grants.html
The All Roads Film Project provides seed grants of U.S. $1,000 to $10,000 to help indigenous or minority-culture filmmakers produce films or videos. Supported films are also considered for inclusion in the film festival and for broadcast on the National Geographic Channel.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

National Neighborhood Day Short Film Contest
http://www.neighborhoodday.org
Deadline: June 15, 2006
The second annual National Neighborhood Day Short Film Contest, asks filmmakers to use technology and creativity to tell the nation “What Neighborhood Means to Me”. Students in grades K-12 are especially invited to participate as individuals or as a group or classroom project. Films should be 5-minutes or less. The contest has three prize categories: Adult (open to professional and amateur filmmakers), Youth (under age 18 or enrolled in grades K-12), and a Special Jury Award. Prizes of $2,000 will be awarded in each of the three categories. For contest rules, entry forms, and a downloadable poster announcing the film contest, visit the web site.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Native American Public Telecommunications
http://www.nativetelecom.org/
The NAPT Public Television Program Fund supports program ideas that bring new perspectives on Native American cultures to public television audiences, increasing the quality and quantity of Native American television programming on a national and international scale.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

New York Foundation for the Arts
Opportunities for Artists
http://www.nyfa.org/level1.asp?id=1
NYFA’s mission starts with individual artists in the visual, media, performing and literary arts. This site offers access to the most comprehensive list of opportunities for artists in the nation, opening doors to the widest range of financial, educational, technological, and institutional resources and information. Provides information on fellowships, fiscal sponsorship, in support of the production of independent films.
Also see NYFA Source.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

NYFA Source : A Directory for Artists
http://www.nyfa.org/source
A database of some 6,000 grant, award, publication, and other opportunities for artists in all disciplines nationwide. These listings are supplemented by weekly jobs and opportunity listings that are part of NYFA Current. New postings appear every Sunday. NYFA's grants and other programs for New York State residents are also described on the site.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting
http://www.oscars.org/nicholl/
Deadline: May 1, 2004
The Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting program is an international competition open to screenwriters who have not earned more than $5,000 writing for film or television. Entry scripts must be the original work of a sole author or of exactly two collaborative authors. Entries must have been written originally in English. Adaptations and translated scripts are not eligible. Up to five $30,000 fellowships are awarded each year.
Also listed under Writing.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Oppenheimer New Filmmaker Equipment Grant Program
http://oppenheimercamera.com/grant.html
Supports new filmmakers in producing their first serious film project. The grant awards the use of their Grant Program Arriflex 16SR camera package to senior and graduate thesis students and to independent filmmakers for a scheduled period of time. Proposed projects may be of any non-commercial nature: dramatic, narrative, documentary, experimental, etc.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Pacific Islanders in Communication (PIC)
http://www.piccom.org/
The mission of Pacific Islanders in Communications is to support, advance, and develop Pacific Island media content and talent that results in a deeper understanding of Pacific Island history, culture, and contemporary challenges. Media Fund open call is seeking public television projects at the research & development, production or completion stage. PIC funds up to $15,000 for Research & Development. Production and Completion funding ranges from $20,000 to $50,000. Independent producers or independent entities producing television, film or video programming are encouraged to apply.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Pacific Pioneer Fund Awards Grants to Filmmakers in California, Oregon, and Washington
http://www.pacificpioneerfund.com/
Deadlines: February 1, May 15, October 1, annually
The Pacific Pioneer Fund awards grants to support emerging documentary filmmakers in California, Oregon, and Washington. Grants are limited to public charities that agree to supervise any project for which an individual receives funds. The Fund does not provide support for endowments, building campaigns, accumulated deficits, or operating budgets, nor does it support instructional or performance documentaries, student film projects, or make grants to individuals. In addition, filmmakers are eligible for only one grant from the Fund during their careers. Grants range from $1,000 to $10,000. Applications available online. Contact: Armin Rosencranz, Executive Director; Tel: (650) 497-1133
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Playboy Foundation
http://www.playboyenterprises.com/
The Playboy Foundation is the charitable giving program of Playboy Enterprises that provides funding for documentary film and video projects in the postproduction stage.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Princess Grace Awards for Aspiring Young Theater, Dance, and Film Artists in America
http://www.pgfusa.com/index.html
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Scholarship in French Cinema Studies
http://www.frenchculture.org/education/support/cinema/index.html
The Society for French American Cultural Services and Educational Aid (FACSEA) is offering a Scholarship for Masters or Ph.D. candidates to study French cinema in France.
Also listed under Grants for Individuals--Humanities.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

University Film and Video Association (UFVA)
http://www.ufva.org/
Offers a variety of grant programs.
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Video Contest for College Students
http://www.christophers.org/vidcon2k.html
College students are invited to interpret the Christopher belief that each of us has the ability and opportunity to shape our world! Whether acting alone or with others, one person can make a difference. Using any style or format, express this theme in up to five minutes. Entries must be submitted in NTSC format on standard, full-sized VHS tape. Entries that run over five minutes cannot be considered. The winning entries will be aired nationwide via the Christopher Closeup television series. In addition, winners will receive the following cash awards: First Prize — $3,000; Second Prize — $2,000; Third Prize — $1,000; 5 Honorable Mention Prizes of $100 each.
(Last chekced 07/27/06)

Why Fund Media?
http://www.fundfilm.org/for_grant/for_grant_fund.htm
Advice for grantmakers on the benefits of funding media.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Women in Film Foundation
http://www.wif.org
WIF's purpose is to empower, promote, nurture, and mentor women in the industry through a network of valuable contacts, events, and programs including the Women In Film Mentor Program, the award-winning Public Service Announcement Production Program, and the Internship Program in association with the Fulfillment Fund. Additionally, we provide film finishing funds, scholarships, grants, advocacy, community outreach programs, monthly networking breakfasts, seminars, workshops, and a screening series with filmmakers.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Women Make Movies Production Assistance
http://www.wmm.com/
Major distributor of film and videos by women. Also offers a fiscal sponsorship program with accompanying services, such as lists of funding sources, one individualized fundraising consultation, fundraising or proposal writing workshops, networking opportunities with other women media makers, and discounts at labs and equipment facilities.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Worldstudio Foundation Scholarships
http://www.worldstudio.org/schol/index.html
Worldstudio Foundation scholarships allow young people from minority and economically disadvantaged backgrounds not only to realize their artistic dreams, but also to give back to their communities. Areas of study include: architecture, cartooning, crafts, environmental graphics, fashion design, film/theater design (costume, set, lighting), film/video, fine arts, furniture design, graphic design, illustration, industrial/product design, interior design, landscape architecture, new media, photography, surface/Textile design, and urban planning.
Also listed under Grants for Individuals -- Arts, Film, Landscape Architecture, Photography, Minorities.
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Writer's Film Project
http://www.chesterfield-co.com/html/wfp.html
Deadline: June 21
The Writer's Film Project (WFP) offers fiction, theater, and film writers the opportunity to begin a career in screenwriting. This year, up to five writers will be chosen to participate, and each will receive a $20,000 stipend to cover his or her living expenses. The WFP writers are chosen by competition, and evaluated on the basis of prose and dramatic writing samples. Selected writers form a screenwriting workshop in Los Angeles, using their storytelling skills to begin a career in film. Each year, a mix of writers--fiction, theater, and film--has been chosen to participate. Each year, some of these writers have been affiliated with university writing programs, and others have been unaffiliated. During the Fellowship year, each writer creates two original, feature-length screenplays. Throughout the program, selected film professionals and Paramount Pictures executives serve as mentors, sharing their opinions and experience with the Fellows. For more information contact the Chesterfield Writer's Film Project, 1158 26th Street, PMB 544, Santa Monica, CA 90403; E-mail: Info@chesterfield-co.com; telephone: (213) 683-3977.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Many state arts councils also provide grants for film/video and/or fellowships for individual media artists.

Likewise, state humanities councils provide support for public programming that interprets the arts and humanities.

Community of Science Funding Opportunities Database
http://fundingopps2.cos.com/
Michigan State university faculty, staff, and students can identify additional film funding opportunities by searching this database. Select Main Search and then type in film or cinema or video in the "All Fields" box. To refine your search further, choose additional qualifications in the requirements, citizenship, activity location, funding type, and sponsor boxes. If you get no results, eliminate some of the qualifications.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Cornell University
Graduate School Funding Database
http://www.gradschool.cornell.edu/?p=132
(Last checked 07/27/06)

FastWeb
http://www.fastweb.com/.
If you have access to the world wide web and are willing to fill in the online forms, this service promises a free customized list of financial aid sources. FastWeb is actually a searchable database of more than 400,000 private sector scholarships, fellowships, grants, and loans from more than 3,000 sources for all levels of higher education. First-time visitors have to register (first and last name and a user ID), then complete a profile, including background and fields of study. Registrants then receive a list of all currently relevant funding sources. The registration information is stored and can be used on subsequent visits. The entire sign-up process, and delivery of available funding sources, can be a bit tedious: about five to twenty minutes, depending on the connection speed. Approximately 500 new scholarships are added to the database daily, so registrants can stay current. Provided courtesy of Financial Aid Information Page and Student Services, Inc. created by Mark Kantrowitz and sponsored by the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

Foundation Grants to Individuals Online (Main Library Access Only)
http://gtionline.fdncenter.org/ipl.php
Includes descriptions of more than 6,000 foundations and public charities that fund individual grantseekers, and is searchable by nine different criteria. Records provide contact information, financial data, application information, and program descriptions, with links to more than 500 foundation Web sites. Updated quarterly.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

GrantSelect
http://209.61.189.163/gs/cgi-bin/welcome.pl
GrantSelect is the online version of the GRANTS Database, produced by The Oryx Press, containing over 10,000 funding opportunities provided by over 3,400 sponsoring organizations. Michigan State university faculty, staff, and students can identify additional funding opportunities related to film by searching this database.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

MSU Scholarship Search
https://scholendow.ais.msu.edu/student/ScholSearch.Asp
MSU offers a wide variety of scholarships, some of which have criteria which severely limit the number of students who might be eligible for the scholarship, while others have much broader criteria. This facility should help you find those MSU scholarships for which you might be eligible.
(Last checked 07/27/06)

RSP Funding for Graduate Students
http://web5.silverplatter.com/webspirs/start.ws?customer=c2495&databases=RG
Provides a search engine for identifying the thousands of funding programs available to support research, study, training, personal and organizational projects, conference and workshop attendance, exchange programs, and creative activities in the United States or abroad. The programs described here are sponsored by government agencies, professional organizations, corporations, sororities and fraternities, foundations, religious groups, educational associations, and military/veterans organizations. All areas of the sciences, social sciences, and humanities are covered.
Note: 4 simultaneous users only.
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RSP Funding for Postdoctorates and Professionals
http://web5.silverplatter.com/webspirs/start.ws?customer=c2495&databases=RF
Provides a search engine for identifying the thousands of funding programs available to support research, study, training, personal and organizational projects, conference and workshop attendance, exchange programs, and creative activities in the United States or abroad. The programs described here are sponsored by government agencies, professional organizations, corporations, sororities and fraternities, foundations, religious groups, educational associations, and military/veterans organizations. All areas of the sciences, social sciences, and humanities are covered.
Note: 4 simultaneous users only.
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RSP Funding for Undergraduates
http://web5.silverplatter.com/webspirs/start.ws?customer=c2495&databases=RU
Provides a search engine for identifying the thousands of funding programs available to support research, study, training, personal and organizational projects, conference and workshop attendance, exchange programs, and creative activities in the United States or abroad. The programs described here are sponsored by government agencies, professional organizations, corporations, sororities and fraternities, foundations, religious groups, educational associations, and military/veterans organizations. All areas of the sciences, social sciences, and humanities are covered.
Note: 4 simultaneous users only.
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