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The International Development program offers travel fellowships for the spring, summer, and fall to assist students pursuing summer research projects, practicum research, internships, and co-ops. This fellowship is named in honor of Drs. Irene Tinker and Millidge Walker, former members of the International Development faculty whose generous support has helped make this program possible.

Students have used this fellowship to work with organizations like the World Health Organization, Population Services International, and BRAC,聽and have traveled to countries such as Cambodia, Brazil, Liberia, and Armenia.聽

This annual award is given to a student who has completed their first year of study in the International Development or Development Management program. The award provides聽$5,000 to be used for spring semester tuition.聽The two main criteria are聽academic excellence and a record of effective and active service to outside communities and/or relevant student organizations.聽This award is given in memory of former faculty member Walter Sherwin, who spent his entire career working to improve the lives of people around the world through international development projects. It was started in 2006 by his wife, Kitty Sherwin, his two children, Mark and Jennifer, and his sister, Sue Byrd.聽

The Steven Arnold Innovative Small Grant Fund provides students in the International Development and Development Management programs with small grants for an innovative idea that is helpful to communities, to the student鈥檚 professional development, to the International Development program, and/or the field of development as a whole. All currently enrolled students enrolled in the International Development program are eligible to apply. This fund is named after Steven Arnold, the "father" of the International Development program.聽He was a co-founder of the program,聽and for many years its sole director.聽ID聽alumni and faculty created this fellowship in his name.

This award is named after Dr. Leon E. Clark, one of 国产小呦女鈥檚 earliest and most prominent International Development leaders. In the spirit of Dr. Clark鈥檚 legacy and commitment to intercultural understanding, the Leon E. Clark Fellowship sponsors research on development issues with a 鈥渃ultural鈥� lens. Each year, the Fellowship finances up to two independent study projects on the general theme of culture and development.聽In addition to kind gifts from his friends, colleagues, and students, his wife, Dr. Maria Donoso Clark, has made a very generous gift to celebrate Leon聽and his ideals and contributions.

The David Hirschmann Award is distributed annually to a second-year student from a developing country who has achieved an excellent academic record聽and demonstrated a commitment to community service. The fellowship awards聽$2,000聽to be used for spring semester tuition. This聽fellowship honors the life and legacy of the late David Hirschmann, who served on the faculty of the International Development program for more than 30 years and was its director聽for 11. Funds for the fellowship were raised by the ID聽Alumni Board as well as ID聽alumni and faculty.