MSW Program Grants and Scholarships
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Global Activities Scholars Program
Application Deadlines:
- Early Application: December 1
- Priority Application: February 1
- Final: March 1
The Global Activities Scholars Program (GASP) is a unique opportunity for students interested in working with individuals, communities, and organizations in a global context as part of their On-Campus MSW program. Up to twelve incoming students will be selected each year to complete a global field placement during the spring/summer term (May - August). The purpose of the program is to provide students committed to global social work practice an opportunity to live in a foreign country while completing a part of their field placement requirement.
Applicants must select the Global Social Work pathway as their primary pathway or the Interpersonal Practice in Integrated Health, Mental Health, & Substance Abuse pathway as their primary pathway with the Global Social Work pathway as their secondary pathway.
Global Activities Scholars Program and Application Information
Graduate Scholarship Program-National Association of Junior Auxiliaries, Inc
Deadline: February 1, 2019 Application available September 1-February 1, 2019
The Graduate Scholarship is provided for graduate study in fields, which address the special needs of children and youth.
Graduate Scholarship Program-National Association of Junior Auxiliaries, Inc
Gus Harrison Scholarship in Social Work and Public Administration
Application Deadline: October 1, 2021
This scholarship was established by Dr. John R. Koza in honor of Gus Harrison. It is awarded to a student in social work or public administration who exemplifies the dedication to public service and integrity that has been illustrated by Gus Harrison's service to the State of Michigan Department of Corrections and the Michigan State Lottery.
Application will be available in Fall 2022
Harold T. and Vivian B. Shapiro Prize
Application Deadline: October 1, 2021
This Fund was established by Harold T. and Vivian B. Shapiro. The Prize is awarded annually, and recognizes the distinguished achievement of a student in the MSW and PhD program.
Application will be available in Fall 2022
Havens-Cabin Field Education Fund
Application Deadline: October 1, 2021
This fund was established by alumnus William Cabin, and Susan Havens Lang. The fund is named in honor of Susan's father, Vern Havens, and William's father, Saul Cabin, who believed a strong work ethic and treating people fairly were the keys to a successful and meaningful life. This fund is for field stipends to support MSW students who have significant financial need, and whose field placement are in southeast Michigan.
Application will be available in Fall 2022
Health Professions Scholarship-Indian Health Service
The Health Professions Scholarship is awarded to qualified American Indian and Alaska Native graduate level students.
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
The Hispanic Scholarship is designed to assist students of Hispanic heritage obtain a college degree.
Howard and Judith Sims Endowed Fellowship in Child & Youth
This fellowship was established by Howard and Judith Sims along with matching funds provided by the Ann and Robert Lurie Family Foundation to reward deserving students interested in child welfare and specializing in children and families.
Howard Brabson Scholarship
This MSW Scholarship was established by donors in memory of Howard Brabson in recognition for his leadership, service and commitment to his students. Please note that no separate financial aid application is required.
Japanese American Citizens League National Scholarships and Awards
The Japanese American Citizens League National Scholarships and Awards are provided to an active National Japanese American Citizens League members pursuing full time study.
Japanese American Citizens League National Scholarships and Awards