Scholarship Opportunities
We are pleased to share some of the available scholarship opportunities provided by our university and community partners. To learn more, click on each scholarship. For general information about scholarships at OU, click here.
This scholarship was established to support and celebrate diversity and promote the spirit of inclusiveness of all religions and cultures at The University of Oklahoma (OU). To apply, you must be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student at OU or an international student enrolled in at least one year of study. The scholarship is awarded upon demonstrated involvement in programs, activities, and interests relating broadly to Jewish-themed academic and cultural engagement, studies in or involving the State of Israel, including coursework in the Hebrew language and Hebrew or Jewish literature. Qualifying academic interests in these fields may be either contemporary or historical.
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SCHUSTERMAN CENTER
Schusterman Center Study in Israel Scholarship
Schusterman Center Domestic Scholarships
The Schusterman Center awards merit-based scholarships each academic year:
Esther Rose Shnier XI Chapter of ΣΔΤ Scholarship
Rosalyn W. Price Memorial Scholarship for Judaic Studies
OKLAHOMA CITY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
M.J. WEISS SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship supports and celebrates diversity and inclusiveness through Oklahoma Hillels. The Michael J. Weiss Scholarship awards $2,000 to students demonstrating involvement in Jewish life, leadership, and community engagement. Preference is given to undergraduates, and financial need may be considered. Applicants must be enrolled at the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, University of Central Oklahoma, or University of Tulsa.
TOM FELLMAN SCHOLARSHIP
Established by alumnus Tom Fellman (Accounting ’66), this scholarship celebrates a lifelong love for the University of Oklahoma and the enduring friendships built there. To support current students in finding those same opportunities, the scholarship is available to students who meet the following criteria:
• Must be an enrolled student in good standing at the University of Oklahoma.
• Must be making satisfactory academic progress toward graduation.
• Must be an active participant in the University of Oklahoma Hillel Student Organization.