The Udall Foundation invites nominations for the
Udall Scholarship. We encourage you to nominate up to six candidates from any or all of three categories:
environment, Native American health care, and/or tribal public policy.
Resources for Faculty Representatives
Many resources on eligibility requirements,
application tips,
application instructions, and the
selection of Scholars are available
on this website. Please also read our general FAQ
and Faculty Representative FAQ.
Additional resources to assist facreps in advising nominees, and recruiting materials, can be found on the
faculty representative website in the "Just for FacReps" section.
You may request feedback on unsuccessful nominees by contacting Jane Curlin.
Udall Faculty Representative Website
Log in to http://facultyreps.udall.gov to update your institutional profile,
register students for the online scholarship application, show your Udall scholarship campus deadline on our website,
and view your institution’s nomination history. You’ll also find resources just for faculty representatives, including
a power point presentation for Udall information sessions on your campus, tips on recruiting and advising applicants
in tribal public policy and health care, and much more.
Online Application
The online application for the Udall Scholarship will be available
.
All candidates must apply using the online system; the Foundation will not accept paper applications. The faculty
representative controls access to the online application; students cannot access the application unless you register
them on our website at http://facultyreps.udall.gov. A
sample application is available
for reference only. To view instructions for faculty representatives, click here.
Registering Students for the Online Application
Beginning , faculty representatives
will be invited to register their students for the online application at
http://facultyreps.udall.gov. You must register a student in
order to give them access to the online application system. You may register students at any time between
and
. When you have registered a
student, he or she will receive an email with a link to the online application and a username and
password. You may register as many students as you wish, and you and your students may use the online
system for your campus's internal selection process. However, you may submit only six nominations to
the Foundation.
Submitting Nominations
All materials, including the
application, letters, transcript(s), and tribal or permanent resident verification, must be submitted
electronically using the online application system.
The nomination deadline is
. If you have questions about
the online registration and application process, please contact Senior Program Manager
Jane Curlin.
National Association of Fellowships Advisors
The mission of the National Association of Fellowships Advisors
(NAFA) is to 1) guide advisors who assist college-level students with applications for nationally competitive,
merit-based scholarships in promoting the full potential of candidates through the application process, and
2) foster the continued growth and professionalization of fellowship advising in higher education. For more
information, visit the NAFA website or email
info@nafadvisors.org.