Faculty of Education The Faculty has an allocation of 17 awards The Faculty will only award OGS to the M.A. and Ph.D. programs. Professional M.P.Ed. and Ed.D. students are not eligible to receive an OGS award. Up to 25% (or more) OGS awards within the Faculty must be awarded to new incoming graduate students. The Committee, chaired by the Associate Dean, convenes to adjudicate and one (1) final list of recommended applications which will include those to be awarded plus waitlisted alternates. Guidelines and information pertaining to eligibility for the OGS program are here: Domestic Applications: The Committee Chair may perform an initial triage and set aside an application that does not meet the bar of academic excellence for scholarship. The application must not be ranked and the Chair will alert the Graduate Assistant who will update the status in GradNet to Not Recommended. Initially review and rank all recommended applications in two separate pools (Master’s and Doctoral), then together in one. Produce one (1) final blended list (M and D combined) of recommended applications and rank-order them. The number of applications in the list will be no less than 2x the Faculty’s total award allocation. In GradNet update the status of ranked applications to Recommended by Friday, March 9th, 2018. International Applications: The Committee Chair may perform an initial triage and set aside an application that does not meet the bar of academic excellence for scholarship. The application must not be ranked and the Chair will alert the Graduate Assistant who will update the status in GradNet to Not Recommended. Review all remaining applications in one blended pool (M and D combined). If the Faculty is recommending more than two (2) applications, then one (1) final blended rank-ordered list must be produced. Up to three (3) applications may be submitted. In GradNet update the status of ranked applications to Recommended. Communicate the results to by Monday, March 19th, 2018. The 8 International OGS recipients will be determined by the Associate Deans in April 2018.
Faculty of Education The Faculty has an allocation of 17 awards The Faculty will only award OGS to the M.A. and Ph.D. programs. Professional M.P.Ed. and Ed.D. students are not eligible to receive an OGS award. Up to 25% (or more) OGS awards within the Faculty must be awarded to new incoming graduate students. The Committee, chaired by the Associate Dean, convenes to adjudicate and one (1) final list of recommended applications which will include those to be awarded plus waitlisted alternates. Guidelines and information pertaining to eligibility for the OGS program are here: Domestic Applications: The Committee Chair may perform an initial triage and set aside an application that does not meet the bar of academic excellence for scholarship. The application must not be ranked and the Chair will alert the Graduate Assistant who will update the status in GradNet to Not Recommended. Initially review and rank all recommended applications in two separate pools (Master’s and Doctoral), then together in one. Produce one (1) final blended list (M and D combined) of recommended applications and rank-order them. The number of applications in the list will be no less than 2x the Faculty’s total award allocation. In GradNet update the status of ranked applications to Recommended by Friday, March 9th, 2018. International Applications: The Committee Chair may perform an initial triage and set aside an application that does not meet the bar of academic excellence for scholarship. The application must not be ranked and the Chair will alert the Graduate Assistant who will update the status in GradNet to Not Recommended. Review all remaining applications in one blended pool (M and D combined). If the Faculty is recommending more than two (2) applications, then one (1) final blended rank-ordered list must be produced. Up to three (3) applications may be submitted. In GradNet update the status of ranked applications to Recommended. Communicate the results to by Monday, March 19th, 2018. The 8 International OGS recipients will be determined by the Associate Deans in April 2018.