Scholarships and Fellowships for Math Grad Students
Each year, the Department of Mathematics selects graduate students for a pair of awards to recognize their academic and research accomplishments: the Lee R. Steeneck & Regina Aultice Steeneck Graduate Fellowship and the C.B. Ling Scholarship. We also recognize Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs).
The university provides additional scholarships and fellowships, and we especially encourage students to apply for student initiated fellowships and scholarships, such as NSF's Graduate Research Fellowship Program. You can find links to more information on these awards, as well as lists of prior award recipients, below.
2026: Johnny Rivera (advisor: Dan Orr)
2025: JC Hartman (advisor: Honghu Liu)
2024: Karl Buvarp (advisor: Mark Embree)
2023: William Mahaney (advisor: Travis Morrison)
2019: Joseph Tanner Slagel
2026: Mike Ackerman (advisors: Serkan Gugercin & Steffen Werner)
2025: Ian Moore (advisor: Traian Iliescu)
2024: Nora Heitzman-Breen (advisor: Stanca Ciupe)
2023: Haroun Meghaichi (advisor: Slimane Adjerid)
2019: Alan Garcia Hilares
2026: Corinne Mitchell
2025: Jennifer Smucker
2024: Nora Heitzman-Breen (Math) & Linus Balicki (CMDA)
2023: Kyle Flanagan (Math) & Sean Reiter (CMDA)
2025 Skiles Fellowship: Nathan Daly (advisor: Jason LeGrow)
2024 Simons Dissertation Fellow: Mike Ackerman (advisors: Serkan Gugercin & Steffen Werner)
2024 Outstanding Master's Student for the College of Science: Julia Shapiro (advisor: Gretchen Matthews)
2023 Skiles Fellowship: Jenny Smucker (advisor: Eyvi Pallson)
2022 Julian Chin Fellow in Cybersecturity: William Mahaney (advisor: Travis Morrison)