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Fellowships and Scholarships
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The following is a list of Health Physics related fellowships and scholarships that we know about and we would welcome information about any others. Most dead lines are early in the year, so you should ask for applications the fall before graduation. You should also take your GREs early in that fall.
Department of Energy FellowshipsOakRidge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE)
ORISE's SEED Division manages the following fellowships for the DOE:
NRC FellowshipsThe Nuclear Regulatory Commission has a fellowship program for Health Physics and it is also administered by the ORISE. Contact the address/phone listed above. Mary Lloyd Scholarship/Fellowship ProgramThe DOE EM Department is sponsoring these fellowships/scholarships, which are for Associate's to MS degrees in Environmental Restoration and Waste Management. This is also being administered by the ORISE. Contact:
HPS FellowshipThe HPS normally has a few smaller fellowships available for graduate study. Power Reactor Health Physics Section ScholarshipsSix awards of $1,000 annually, for undergraduate students.
NSF FellowshipsThe National Science Foundation has numerous fellowships in the sciences EPA FellowshipsThe EPA has several fellowships available for Health Physics
InternshipsInternships are becoming a problem to get, mainly due to down sizing of many facilities. We thought we would try and list available and recently completed internships. Anyone with an internship opportunity, or if you have just completed a worthwhile one, contact us with that information.
OakRidge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE)A Map and list of the major DOE sites
Other Funding PossibilitiesDOE Co-ops : Contact the local DOE personnel office and ask for their Co-op coordinator. For a list of DOE National Laboratories. DOE Internships : Contact the local DOE personnel office and ask about their intern program.
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