Lieberman
The Lieberman Fellowship recognizes doctoral students who have demonstrated broad potential for leadership in academia.
Gerald J. Lieberman Fellowship
About Lieberman
The one-year Gerald J. Lieberman Fellowship supports doctoral students whose research accomplishments, teaching, and service to the university have demonstrated their potential for becoming academic leaders.
Lieberman fellowships are by nomination only.
Contact your school’s dean’s office for more information after you’ve reviewed the fellowship details.
Recent News
Jul 14 2014 | Stanford News
Stanford Earth scientists use newly developed mathematical tools to analyze landscapes formed by water and other processes, and in doing so challenge 50 years of research on landscape evolution. The new techniques allow scientists to better understand the signatures of erosion on Earth and perhaps...
Jan 9 2014 | Stanford Daily
PhD students campaign to open field school.
by Kurt Chirbas, desk editor, Stanford Daily
Lauren Oakes is a Lieberman Fellow and Aaron Strong is Stanford Graduate Fellow in Science and Engineering. Both are doctoral students in the Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources.
