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Award nominations open September 23, 2026, deadline May 03, 2027 The Office of Graduate Education invites nominations for the Tom McAllister Flyfisher's Club of Oregon Graduate Scholarship. The purpose of this award is to provide support for domestic or international graduate students pursuing a course of study involving any one of the endemic wild stocks of fish within watersheds of the State of Oregon.
The award also aligns with and supports development in the OSU Grad Advantage core competencies for graduate students. Nominees should complete the OSU Grad Advantage Self-Assessment Tool at the time of their nomination, or in the case of prospective students after they have been formally admitted to gauge their ongoing professional development progress and needs.
The award is provided through a generous annual donation by the Flyfisher Foundation. One scholarship, valued at $7,000, will be provided during the 2027-2028 academic year. The scholarship will be disbursed in full during the fall 2027 term.
This award may be offered in addition to a graduate assistantship or fellowship.
* Nominee has submitted an application for graduate admission and is considered regularly admissible in one of the following colleges **OR** nominee is a current master’s or doctoral student in one of the following colleges*: * College of Agricultural Sciences * College of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences *Nominations from relevant interdisciplinary programs will also be considered.
* Nominee must be pursuing a course of study involving any of the endemic wild stocks of fish within watersheds of the state of Oregon. Research topics might include life histories, diseases, population dynamics, inter-relationships with other aquatic species, essential habitat needs, or management and restoration approaches. * Nominee must be enrolled for at least 9 graduate credits during the fall 2027 term to receive the award.
* Nominee’s previous academic success, scholarly productivity, and commitment to graduate studies, especially in relation to the disciplinary focus of this particular award * Quality of nominee statement * Quality of nomination letter * Quality of student’s CV or résumé The nomination period opens September 23, 2026. All nominations must be submitted **by 11:59 p. m.
, May 3, 2027. ** Awards will be determined by late-May 2027. _Please note that this posted deadline refers to the date/time by which the Office of Graduate Education must receive the final and complete nomination packet and any accompanying materials.
_ Academic units may have earlier deadlines to accommodate their internal selection and nomination processes, so students are encouraged to verify the timeline with faculty and/or their graduate program leadership. Nominations may be submitted by the nominee's graduate program director, department chair/head, college leadership, or appropriate leadership in an institutional partner unit. Students may not apply directly for this award.
Each unit (as defined by university major code) and institutional partner may nominate no more than **ONE** nominee (total) per award cycle. In the online nomination form, nominators will be required to prepare/upload the following materials as **one PDF document** using the following file name convention: _"Nominee's Last Name\_Department\_Flyfisher’s. pdf,"_ and upload it through the nomination form.
1. A statement from the nominee describing (a) their previous academic success, (b) their current academic and professional goals and direction as they relate to their chosen field with specific attention to how their course of study focuses on any of the endemic wild stocks of fish within watersheds in the state of Oregon, and (c) how this award will support them in their graduate studies.
Nominees are encouraged to review the Office of Graduate Education’s OSU Grad Advantage core competencies and complete the OSU Grad Advantage Self-Assessment Tool to assist in responding to these prompts: 2.
Letter from student's major professor or unit chair/head describing (a) the nominee’s scholarly productivity, (b) promise as it relates to their chosen field of study, especially as it relates to the disciplinary focus of this award; and (c) and commitment to graduate studies along with their anticipated degree completion. 3.
A copy of the nominee’s résumé or curriculum vitae **NOTE to Institutional Partners:** If an institutional partner is submitting the nomination, they must also have confirmation from the student’s academic unit that: * the student is not already being nominated for the same award by the academic unit, and * the student is in good academic standing, making satisfactory progress, and that the nomination aligns with the student’s status in the program.
Submit a nomination Link opens in new window Scholarships and Fellowships Application Form Overview For questions about this award or any Office of Graduate Education administered awards, please contact our Graduate Scholarships and Fellowships team Link sends email
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Graduate students in Ag Sciences, Forestry, or CEOAS focused on wild fish stocks in Oregon watersheds; nomination only. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $7,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Flyfisher's Club of Oregon Graduate Scholarship are due May 3, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Flyfisher's Club of Oregon Graduate Scholarship is funded by Oregon State University Office of Graduate Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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