About Us
The Office of Fellowships coordinates applications for prestigious fellowships and award opportunities for currently enrolled Rice undergraduates and graduate students, as well as alumni. The office advises students on their eligibility and gives feedback on applications. Visit the office on the 2nd floor of the RMC, Suite 208 to consult binders containing successful applications from previous Rice students and to meet with a fellowships advisor. We serve undergraduates and alumni.
Contact Information
| Kellie Sims Butler | Director of Fellowships and Undergraduate Research, MS-200 |
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Office Assistant, Fellowships and Undergraduate Research
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| Tel |
713-348-3985 |
| Fax |
713-348-5885 |
| scholars@rice.edu |
Committee on Scholarships and Awards
The Committee reviews major scholarship applications, interviews candidates, and determines which students receive institutional nominations. The Committee also decides on a number of Rice scholarships, notably the CD Broad Exchange and the Wagoner Foreign Study Scholarship. The current Committee is chaired by Matthew Baring (Physics and Astronomy), and the members are
| Matthew Baring (Physics and Astronomy) |
| Rigmor Berg (Kinesiology) |
| James Brown (Economics) |
| Joseph Campana (English) |
| David Cook (Religious Studies) |
| Mark Embree (Computational and Applied Math) |
| Michael Emerson (Sociology) |
| John Greiner (Computer Science) |
| Nick Iammarino (Kinesiology) |
| Tom Jaber (Shepherd School) |
| Christopher Johns-Krull (Physics and Astronomy) |
| Valery Khabashesku (Chemistry) |
| Tom Killian (Physics and Astronomy) |
| Anatoly Kolomeisky (Chemistry) |
| David Lane (Psychology) |
| Clover Lee (Architecture) |
| Amy Ninetto (Anthropology) |
| Amit Pazgal (Jones School) |
| Bernardo Perez (Hispanic Studies) |
| Caroline Quenemoen (Art History) |
| Ann Saterbak (Bioengineering) |
| Paul Stevenson (Physics and Astronomy) |
| Diana Strassman (Study of Women, Gender & Sexuality) |
| Stephen Zeff (Jones School) |
Kellie Sims Butler, Matt Taylor (Dean of Undergraduates), and Eugene Levy (Provost) serve in an ex officio capacity.
