L.T. Jordan Fellows Program
The L.T. Jordan Fellows Program provides highly
qualified students personal enrichment and educational opportunities
through an international cultural experience. This is achieved by
designing a specific independent international study or research project
in another country that will enhance the participant's educational or
career goals. Fellows will receive grant monies (up to $2000)
to assist with travel expenses. This fellowship
is designed for individual study or research and is not designed to fund
a Study/Internship Abroad program.
Program Structure and Requirements
Pre-Travel
Upon completion of a rigorous application and
interview process, a maximum of ten students are selected each fall
as L.T. Jordan Fellows. The Fellows are then recognized at a
banquet with their guests, academic advisors, and Texas A&M
University officials. In preparation for this independent
international travel, Fellows will participate in educational
programs related to international topics, which may include monthly seminars, films, exhibits,
and lectures.
Post-Travel
Upon return from his or her trip each fellow is required to:
- Write a 7-20 page report describing the experience.
(Here are the report requirements.)
- Deliver a 20-30 minute narrated slide presentation (PowerPoint
with photographs is suitable) of his or her cultural experience and research during
travel on the Texas A&M University campus.
- Present the Fellow’s cultural experiences at a local high school
and during a brown bag discussion within the Fellow’s department.
Application Process
- Interested and eligible
students submit a pre-proposal.
(Here are the pre-proposal requirements.)
- We review the pre-proposals and then ask remaining applicants
to submit their proposal.
(Here are the proposal requirements.)
- We evaluate the proposals and then notify the finalists to arrange an interview.
- Applicants are notified soon after their acceptance.
Pre-proposal and Proposal (Deadlines printed on the pre-proposal)
More Information
Note: Only students of Texas A&M University
at College Station are eligible for this program.
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