This scholarship was established in the 1980s to honor Professor Emeritus P. Sears Crowell, Jr. The scholarship allows a student to attend a marine lab or field station approved by the Department of Biology.
Read about Sears Crowell and the recent recipient of the Crowell Scholarship.
Any graduate student with a major from the IUB Department of Biology. Available to students enrolling in an internship program or course at a marine lab or field station.
Award amounts vary from year to year. Most Department of Biology awards are between $500 and $3000; a few are larger.
Applications open on January 20, 2022, and close on March 7, 2022.
Application materials will include a minimum of your curriculum vitae and a letter of recommendation.
Additional application materials for this award:
Include a statement detailing your career goals, how the summer marine lab or field station experience will help you achieve those goals, and all expenses involved in this experience.
One letter of recommendation must be submitted by the applicant’s major research professor.
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To get started, you must initiate a general application by answering 5 required questions and electronically signing before submitting. The application contains many questions designed for undergraduate applicants to IU. Continuing undergraduate and graduate students need only complete the required pieces. The general application may be created at any time during the academic year.
For Biology awards, you must upload a current CV, a personal statement, and the email address of a faculty member who will supply a letter of recommendation. Refer to specific awards for additional required materials.
Faculty/Postdoc Fellows: Submit graduate student award recommendations and nominations via the graduate advising office dropbox.
Recipients of this award will be recognized at a student awards ceremony to be held on Friday, April 29, 2022, at 3:30 p.m. in Biology Bldg. A100.
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