Daughters of the American Revolution American History
multiple scholarships available.

Majors: American History

Requirements:
Varies. Visit the web site for information.

Rear Admiral John D. Hayes Pre- doctoral Fellowship in U.S. Naval History
Naval Historical Center
Senior Historian
805 Kidder Bresse SE
Washington Navy Yard, DC 20374-5060

Major: Topics in all periods of United States naval history will be considered, as well as all aspects, including operations, biography, technology and science, strategy and tactics, administration, social, diplomacy, etc.

Amount: A stipend of $10,000 for the fellowship year (September 2007- June 2008) will be provided in two payments. The first half of the grant will be paid in September 2006. The second half will be paid in January 2008, upon certification that satisfactory progress had been made since October. The award of the grant will depend on the continuing availability of funds.

Requirements:
Applicants must be citizens of the United States; enrolled in a recognized graduate school; have completed requirements for the Ph.D. except the dissertation by June 30, 2007; and have an approved dissertation topic in the field of U. S. naval history. Visit the web site for more information and an application form.

Deadline: February 28, 2007. Notification will be on or about May 8, 2007.

Samuel Eliot Morison Naval History Scholarship
Naval Historical Center
Senior Historian
805 Kidder Bresse SE
Washington Navy Yard, DC 20374-5060

Major: Graduate study in history, international relations, or a related field

Amount: $5,000

Requirements:
Applicants must be active duty commissioned officer of the U.S. Navy or U.S. Marine Corps with demonstrated leadership potential and high academic qualifications who is already pursuing graduate study in history, international relations, or a related field. The award will help pay for expenses related to research, travel, and the purchase of books or other educational materials. Applications must include:

• University presently attending or to which application has been made and the current status of that application;
• copy of officer biography;
• a statement from the applicant that includes an outline of the proposed education program, degree objective, major of study;
• a copy of all official college/university transcripts;
• a statement not to exceed 500 words concerning the relationship of the Morison Scholarship to the applicant's interests and the value to be derived both by the individual and the Navy Department;
• commanding officer's endorsement.

• Relevance of the chosen area of study to U.S. naval history;
• demonstrated professional performance with particular emphasis on the officer's specialty;
• academic ability including baccalaureate record;
• the career needs of the officer;
• potential for professional growth.

Deadline: July 31, annually

Naval Historical Center Internship Program
The Navy Museum
Naval Historical Center
Senior Historian
805 Kidder Bresse SE
Washington Navy Yard, DC 20374-5060

Major: Topics in all periods of United States naval history will be considered, as well as all aspects, including operations, biography, technology and science, strategy and tactics, administration, social, diplomacy, etc.

Amount: The Naval Historical Center provides no salaries or other stipends to interns. If the center's funds permit, small honoraria may be paid to interns. If available and appropriate, these honoraria will average about $20.00 per day and will be limited to a total of $400 for each intern.

Requirements:
Registered students of colleges or universities and graduates thereof are eligible for this program. Visit the web site for more information and an application form.

Deadline: None