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Graduate Fellowships & Awards
SIEPR Fellowships 2015-2016
The Bradley Graduate and Post Graduate Fellowship Program award is supported by The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation to assist students in the field of economics.
Recipients of this award will be known as Bradley Research Fellows and must submit a summary of their work upon completion of the fellowship.
Awards will be given for: stipend and tuition.
The Leonard W. Ely and Shirley R. Ely Graduate Student Fund Fellowship is endowed through the generosity of Leonard and Shirley Ely. Preference will be given to Economics graduate students who are working on policy-oriented economics, with particular emphasis in medical economics.
Recipients of this Fellowship will be known as Ely Graduate Students and must submit a summary of their work upon completion of the fellowship.
Awards will be given for: stipend and tuition.
The B.F. Haley and E.S. Shaw Fellowship for Economics is endowed in memory of the two economics professors. Haley and Shaw were two of the many professors who helped to build the reputation of the Stanford Economics Department. Preference will be given to dissertation candidates in Economics.
Recipients of this award will be known as the B.F. Haley and E.S. Shaw Fellowship Scholars and must submit a summary of their work upon completion of the fellowship.
Awards will be given for: stipend and tuition.
The Kohlhagen Fellowship Fund was endowed by Steve and Gale Kohlhagen at SIEPR to support Ph.D. candidates in Economics. Emphasis will be on choosing those candidates working in the fields of finance, international finance, international economics, money and banking.
Recipients of this award will be known as the Kohlhagen Fellows in Economics and must submit a summary of their work upon completion of the fellowship.
Awards will be given for: stipend and tuition.
The George P. Shultz Dissertation Support Fund Fellowship was established by Mr. Shultz to support empirical research by graduate students working on dissertations oriented toward economic policy. Awards will be given for gathering and working with primary economic data and can pay for travel and other expenses necessary to put together original data sets or to acquire commercial data sets. Additional expenses covered may include tuition.
SIEPR is soliciting faculty members to nominate graduate students to be George P. Shultz Scholars. Students will be selected by a committee comprised of the director of SIEPR, director of the Hoover Institution and the chairman of the Department of Economics.
Recipients of this fund must submit a summary of their work upon completion of the fellowship.
The E.S. Shaw and B.F. Haley Fellowship for Economics is endowed in memory of the two economics professors. Shaw and Haley were two of the many professors who helped to build the reputation of the Stanford Economics Department.
Preference will be given to dissertation candidates in Economics.
The E.S. Shaw and B.F. Haley Fellowship for Economics is endowed in memory of the two economics professors. Shaw and Haley were two of the many professors who helped to build the reputation of the Stanford Economics Department.
Preference will be given to dissertation candidates in Economics.
Recipients of this award will be known as the E.S. Shaw and B.F. Haley Fellowship Scholars and must submit a summary of their work upon completion of the fellowship.
Awards will be given for: stipend and tuition.
The annual Claire and Ralph Landau Prize for the best SIEPR research paper authored by a Stanford Economics graduate student began in 2001.
If additional information needed, contact:
Rossannah Reeves
Room 202, MC: 6015
phone: 724-3428