The Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship Program provides funding for fellowships for K-12 math teachers and science teachers. Teachers spend a maximum of one year working in a government agency. The fellows have an opportunity to provide educational experience and insight when working in these offices. Fellows receive a monthly stipend, a housing and moving allowance and a travel budget.
The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation provides funding for individuals studying to become history teachers. Recipients of fellowships have an opportunity to focus on research, writing and analytical skills. Fellows are provided an extensive education in constitutional government. To be eligible for a fellowship, you must be a U.S. citizen or a U.S. national, teach or plan to teach American history, government or social studies from grades 7-12, have a bachelor's degree or receive a bachelor's degree by August 31 of the year you apply. The maximum amount of the award is $24,000 and remains prorated over the course of study. Fellowship payments cover tuition, fees, books and room and board but do not exceed $12,000 over the course of an academic year.
The United States Department of Education provides the Jacob K. Javits Fellowship to undergrad students entering a graduate program or the first year of graduate school. The fellowship provides funding for tuition and fees and a need-based stipend for up to 48 months.
The McKnight Doctoral Fellowship provides funding up to five years for students pursuing a doctoral degree. The fellowship provides funds of approximately $17,000 for tuition costs and fees and a stipend for students attending a school in Florida.