Graduate Teaching Fellowships
The ASME Graduate Teaching Fellowship supports doctoral students in mechanical engineering with funding, mentorship, and teaching experience, emphasizing the advancement of women and minorities in engineering education.
Funder: American Society Of Mechanical Engineers
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2026 (mid-year report for renewal) | February 2027 (application submission) | April 2027 (year-end report for renewal)
Funding Amounts: $5,000 per year for up to two years per fellow
Summary: Supports doctoral candidates in mechanical engineering education with teaching experience and professional development, emphasizing women and minorities.
Description
The Graduate Teaching Fellowship Program, offered by the American Society Of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), is designed to foster the development of outstanding doctoral candidates in mechanical engineering education and related fields. The program provides financial support, mentorship, and significant teaching experience to fellows, with a strong emphasis on encouraging women and minorities to pursue academic careers in engineering. Fellows are expected to engage in meaningful classroom teaching, gain pedagogical skills, and contribute to the future of engineering education.
