Courtney Santos, Director of Undergraduate Research & Fellowships, is celebrating eleven years as an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship advisor. Bring your toughest questions and see if you can stump her!

The National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship program funds graduate study within the U.S. leading to research-based master’s and doctoral degrees (M.S. and Ph.D. programs) in STEM, STEM Education, and social sciences disciplines. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents. NSF does not support professional degree programs or joint degree programs, such as medical, dental, law, public health or business degrees.
This event is intended for currently enrolled UNL undergraduate students and alumni within one year of graduation with a bachelor’s degree. Staff, faculty, and graduate students who support undergraduate student success may observe the event.

Can’t attend live? This workshop will be recorded and posted to our website (https://uraf.unl.edu/national-science-foundation-graduate-research-fellowship/) within 5 business days after the event.