Honorific Fellowship: Harold W. Dodds Fellowship

Applicaton Process
By Nomination
Division
Engineering
Humanities
Natural Sciences
Social Sciences
Eligibility
Continuing students
DCE students
Funding Type
Base
Administered By
Graduate School

About

The Harold W. Dodds Fellowship was established in 1957 by an anonymous donor to provide a fellowship fund in honor of Harold Dodds, fifteenth president of Princeton. The fellowship recognizes exceptional students in their later years of study.

Terms

Honorific awards provide full university fellowship tuition and a 12-month premium stipend set at a rate which exceeds standard support.

Nomination Process

Students must be nominated by their department to be considered for an Honorific Fellowship. Information regarding eligibility and nomination procedures is currently available for directors of graduate studies and graduate program administrators.

View a list of recent Harold W. Dodds Fellowship recipients.