There are several resources for scholarship information on campus and off.

Financial Aid Office Search Engine:
financialaid.uoregon.edu

In addition, you might try searching on these sites for more options:
fastweb.com
scholarships.com

Other Fellowship Opportunities:

Iota Sigma Pi NHS for Women in Chemistry Awards and Scholarships

The nomination for the Undergraduate Award for Excellence in Chemistry shall be a senior woman chemistry student in an accredited college or university (that grants a four-year degree). The nominee may be, but need not be, a member of Iota Sigma Pi. Each department shall be entitled to make one nomination. The honorarium will be $500.
The nomination for the Gladys Anderson Emerson Scholarship shall have attained junior standing in her curriculum at an accredited college or university and must have at least one semester of work to complete as of August 1 following the announcement. The nominee MUST be a member of Iota Sigma Pi at the time of her nomination. Individuals who are not members, but who wish to be nominated for the scholarship, must be made by a member of Iota Sigma Pi and supported by members of the faculty of the nominee's institution. Only one nomination may be submitted from any one department within a college or university. A $2,000 stipend and certificate will be awarded annually.

The Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship

Created to honor former Senartor Barry Goldwater, this scholarship is financed by a permanent trust fund endowment and is open to sophmores and juniors in mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering. UO chemistry students have received this scholarship in the past. Follow the link for more information. Deadline: February 2, 2003. Maximum award: $7500.

The McNair Scholars Program

The McNair Scholars Program seeks qualified students who have an interest in doctoral-level study and who will begin the junior or senior year in the fall. This program helps low-income/first generation or under-represented students prepare for graduate school. Students benefit from the program in a variety of ways, but the most obvious is a stipend for completing a summer research internship ($2,800). That research experience involves students working with faculty on manageable, meaningful, and original research projects, producing papers of publishable quality and delivering oral presentations of findings at a symposium held winter term. The symposium is open to the public and faculty are cordially invited to attend. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents and have earned at least 60 undergraduate credits (but not yet have a bachelor's degree).

Fulbright Scholarships

For further information, students should contact the Office of International Education and Exchange, 330 Oregon Hall.

National Merit Scholarship

"The National Merit Scholarship Corporation, in conjunction with the UO, awards merit scholarships to selected academically talented high school seniors for undergraduate studies at the University of Oregon. Prospective UO freshmen who have been awarded College-Sponsored Finalist standing, and who have listed the University of Oregon as their "first choice" school on the NMSC Scholarship Application, are eligible to receive a National Merit Scholarship at the UO." For 2007-8, the award is $2,000.

The ACS Graduate Fellowship (Organic Chem)

Funds to help students travel to national meetings.

 

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