Fellowships

What is a fellowship? A fellowship is a merit based award of financial support to an individual for personal and/or academic development. Some fellowships might support you in getting an advanced degree from a foreign university. Others might support your summer research project. And still others might fund a trip to a remote part of the world for self-discovery.

What fellowships are available? Some are well known like the Rhodes or Marshall Scholarships. But there are a large number and a wide range of fellowships available to Harvard students and the best place to learn about them is at the Undergraduate Research and Fellowships office (URAF) website.

Who can help me get started? The Fellowships Committee in Leverett is a team of Leverett resident and non-resident tutors who are here to help you discover and apply for these funding opportunities.

Email us at leverett.fellowships@gmail.com with any questions you might have.

Additional resources

Fellowships Committee Coordinators

Judith Murciano-Goroff

Resident Tutor
Fellowships, Public Service & Pre-Law
My name is Judy Murciano, and I teach and advise students throughout Harvard as well as serve as the Director of Fellowships for the Harvard Law School. Before Harvard, I studied Biochem., Lit., NELC, Law, & History at Yale, Columbia, Cornell, Cambridge...
Judith Murciano-Goroff

Fellowships Committee

Kendra McLaughlin

Resident Tutor
Fellowships & Art & International Student Support
Hi! My name is Kendra and I’ve been a tutor at Lev since 2022. I’m a PhD candidate in Film & Visual Studies, though my research interests spill into Anthropology, Critical Media Practice, and Science & Technology Studies. An alumni of the College, I also...
Kendra

Marissa Sumathipala

Resident Tutor
Fellowships & SCR & STEM
Hello Leverett! I'm currently a PhD student at Harvard Medical School in Neuroscience, where I study the function of serotonin neurons in the Dymecki Lab. I'm really excited to be back in the Leverett community with my partner, Chris Cantwell, and our dog...
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