Fellowships at Wesleyan University

Did you want to join our panel on Fellowships for the Arts: Dance and Visual Arts, but where unable to join? The recording is now available on our Linktree!

The Thomas J. Watson Fellowship application portal will open on April 30th to current juniors who will be graduating next year. The campus deadline will be in early fall, and we encourage students to begin working on their application by June. The webinar tomorrow is a great chance to learn more about the opportunity and whether it would be a good fit for you. The event will be run by the Watson Foundation.

Are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree outside the United States?

Do you want to learn about funding options that could help you do it?

Join us in person or online to hear from Wes students and alumni!

We will talk about options for both US and international students.

Spencer Klink '25 will be joining our panel discussion this week on the topic of fellowship opportunities for artists. While this session will focused on dance and visual arts, creative arts students in any discipline are encouraged to join us.

Malia Detar Cheung ('25) will be joining our panel discussion this week on the topic of fellowship opportunities for artists. While this session will focused on dance and visual arts, creative arts students in any discipline are encouraged to join.

Eury German ('16) will be joining our panel discussion this week on the topic of fellowship opportunities for artists. While this session will focused on dance and visual arts, creative arts students in any discipline are encouraged to join.

Do you want to travel the world and pursue your chosen art form?

Join us to hear from current graduate students and recent recipients of fellowships that support pursuits in dance and visual arts. Creative arts students in any discipline are welcome to join.

On Friday 4/17 at noon, in partnership with the FGLI Advisory Board at Wesleyan, the Office of Fellowships will be offering an introductory info session specifically tailored for first-generation, low-income (FGLI) students at the Fries Center for Global Studies (Fisk 201). We’ll have two FGLI student fellowship recipients speaking about their experiences applying for and receiving national fellowships. Join us for pizza, info, and insights!

Late-breaking update! We will have a third panelist joining us for tomorrow's event Fellowships for the Arts:
Music. Hansini Bhasker MA '25 will be joining us via Zoom from India to share about her Fulbright research project on Karnatak music and disability, alongside in-person contributions from current Wesleyan graduate
students Garrett Groesbeck and Solomon Kim, who will speak about their fellowship experiences in Japan and Turkey.

Late-breaking update! We will have a third panelist joining us for tomorrow's event Fellowships for the Arts: Music. Hansini Bhasker MA '25 will be joining us via Zoom from India to share about her Fulbright research project on Karnatak music and disability, alongside in-person contributions from current Wesleyan graduate students Garrett Groesbeck and Solomon Kim, who will speak about their fellowship experiences in Japan and Turkey.