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    Jennifer C. Groot II Memorial Fellowship

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    Jennifer C. Groot II Memorial Fellowship supports Jordanians and residents of Jordan with English courses and test preparation to strengthen their readiness for graduate study in Europe or the Americas.

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    Applications for the 2027 cycle are now open, replacing the previous notice that they would open in October 2026. Apply online at orcfellowships.smapply.org.

    Funder: American Center of Research

    Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Annual application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Support for English-language courses, standardized-test preparation, and required tests

    Summary: Supports Jordanians and residents of Jordan preparing for graduate-level study in Europe or the Americas.

    Key Information: The fellowship must culminate in a qualified graduate-study application or an application for funding supporting study abroad.


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    Established by the American Center of Research (ACOR) in April 2025, the Jennifer C. Groot II Memorial Fellowship is an endowed award that helps Jordanians and residents of Jordan prepare for future graduate-level study in Europe or the Americas. It seeks to improve access to advanced education by strengthening students’ preparation and qualifications through English-language courses, standardized-test preparation, required tests, and assistance from ACOR staff.

    The fellowship gives preference to applicants studying archaeology, history, or fields related to Jordan’s cultural heritage. Named in memory of field archaeologist and teacher Jennifer C. Groot, it extends the access-oriented purpose of the original Groot fellowship through a distinct focus on preparation for graduate education abroad rather than fieldwork.


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