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I. The Office of Fellowships and Assistantships coordinates and administers regional and federal fellowship and scholarship programs which require Graduate School involvement. These duties include:

• Assist students with applications
• Manage the UW component of competitions
• Process payroll paperwork for recipients
• Authorize tuition payments for recipients
• Interpret policies of the funding agency and the University of Washington to fellows, and UW faculty and staff
• Compile and file reports with the funding agencies

II. The Office of Fellowships and Assistantships administers and monitors fellowship moneys from private gifts. These duties include:

• Manage the application process, including scheduling committee meetings.

1. Advise students, faculty and staff on the application process and requirements.
2. Notify applicants of the results of competitions.

• Process payroll paperwork and tuition payments.
• Report to donors.

III. The Office of Fellowships and Assistantships coordinates Fulbright and other international and research abroad programs for students and faculty. These duties include:

• Help students with applications
• Manage the UW component of competitions
• Process payroll paperwork for recipients
• Authorize tuition payments for recipients
• Interpret policies of the funding agency and the University of Washington to fellows, and UW faculty and staff
• Compile and file reports with the funding agencies

IV. The Office of Fellowships and Assistantships administers and allocates fee waivers to departments and individuals. These duties include:

• Authorize and enter non-resident differential (NRD) waivers for eligible fellows and trainees.
• Enter and monitor discretionary tuition waivers from the 1% fund for approximately 100 students.
• Troubleshoot tuition waiver problems.

The Office of Fellowships and Assistantships is located in
301 Loew Hall on the University of Washington Campus.

The Office of Fellowships and Assistantships
The Graduate School
University of Washington
Box 352192
Seattle, WA 98195-2192