The Graduate Student Senate sponsors the GSS Funding for Professional Development designed to assist graduate students with the expenses associated with attending conferences, seminars, tours, research trips and similar professional development experiences.  Full descriptions of this funding can be found here.

Other information on funding sources, scholarships, and grants can be found at the following links.

• For more information, please visit:
  The Nancy Larson Foundation Scholarship for elementary education teachers.  Three $1000 scholarships available.  The deadline is Dec. 4, 2009. Applications and details available at  http://www.nancylarsonfoundation.org/index.php
• National Physical Science Consortium fellowships available at http://www.npsc.org. They offer two programs:-- The Traditional Program: A two-phase, six-year fellowship. Students typically apply during their senior year.-- The Dissertation Support Program: Provides support to graduate students while they conduct dissertation research. Students should apply at the beginning of their dissertation research. 
• The Office of Service-Learning at BGSU
• The APA Science Student Council on behalf of Graduate Students in Psychological Sciences
• The National Science Foundation
• Student Aid's Graduate Student Resource Page
• The American Mathematics Society
• College Scholarships.Org
• Scholarships for Graduate Students
• American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation
• Fulbright Program for U.S. Students
• Jacob K. Javits Fellowships Program (arts & humanities)
• Northwest Chapter of the Ohio Credit Union Scholarship
• The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Fellowship opportunity for minority accounting doctoral students