If the program for which you want to apply requires institutional nominations, contact the SAGA office for campus deadlines and examining the support materials for these programs; however, feel free to come in for advice and support for any application.
Provide financial and professional support for research, completion of your undergraduate education, and funding for graduate and international study and research. Unlike financial aid, scholarships such as the Truman, Rhodes, or Udall are merit-based; need is not a factor.
Can help you carry out independent research or creative work during the summers. An internal grant can help you pursue intensive work related to your major, develop interests that may lead to other academic or professional training and experience, and pursue passions in community outreach.
There are a range of other places to find funding opportunities and professional or volunteer experiences through Willamette. The Office of Career Services has information about volunteering and internships for during and after college. The Office of Community Service Learning can help you find satisfying avenues for community service and offers an extremely popular alternative spring break program.