John Austin AMORY Class of 1907 Scholarship Fund

Restricted to grandsons by the male line of John Austin Amory.

John W. APPEL Loan Fund

Restricted to descendants of John W. Appel.

AYALA Scholarship Fund

Restrictions, in order of preference:

1. Citizens of the Philippines;
2. Asian nationals;
3. American students of Filipino descent;
4. Students of Filipino or Asian history, languages, or other related subjects.

Restrictions, in order of preference:

1. Descendants of Alan Bedford Hudson;
2. Students with the name Baxendale or Hudson;
3. Students from Brockton or Bourne, Massachusetts.

Restricted to students from Westchester County, New York.

Restricted to minority students (particularly African-American) at the Graduate School of Education, the Divinity School, and the Medical School who are graduates of the following institutions, in order of preference:

1. Fisk University;
2. Hampton University;
3. Any other accredited predominantly African-American college.

Restricted to male residents of Rhode Island.

Restricted to descendants of Henry Bright, Jr. and Anne Goldstone of Watertown, Massachusetts, who bear the surname Bright.

Restricted to graduates of Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School or other public non-sectarian schools in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Henry Caspar BURTON, Jr. Memorial Scholarship

Restricted to members of the Society of St. John the Evangelist or the Fly Club.

Preference given to sons of employees of Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc., or its subsidiary and associated companies.

Restricted to graduates of Mansfield High School in Mansfield, Massachusetts.

F.M. CADY Scholarship Fund

Restricted to male graduates of Mansfield High School in Mansfield, Massachusetts.

Alternating year to year, the award is made to a Harvard graduate student for study in France or to a French graduate student attending Harvard.

Restricted to residents of Minnesota, with preference to graduate students.

Mark D. CORY Scholarship

Restricted to graduates of Gadsden High School in Gadsden, Alabama.

Restricted to students from Bridgewater, Massachusetts.

Restricted to students at the Law School, Medical School, and Harvard College.

Restrictions, in order of preference:

1. Students who bear the surname Downer and who are descendants of Joseph or Robert Downer of Wiltshire, England;
2. Other students bearing the surname Downer;
3. Descendants of members of the Harvard Class of 1889;
4. Residents of the State of Vermont;
5. Descendants of graduates of Harvard College.

Restricted to students at Harvard Law School and Harvard College.

Preference given to African-American students.

Restricted to descendants of David Ellis and Beulah Newell of Dedham, Massachusetts, or John Ellis and Hannah Ellis of Walpole, Massachusetts.

Restricted to English students.

Preference given to graduates of Boston Latin School in Boston, Massachusetts.

Restricted to male graduates of Belmont Hill School at Harvard Medical School and Harvard College.

Restricted to African-American students.

Preference given to descendants of Joseph and Octavia Goodbar at Harvard College.

Claire Morton Prince HANKS Student Fund

Restricted to students specializing in the natural sciences, with preferences for students of engineering, astronomy, mathmatics, and physics.

Restricted to residents of the St. Louis, Missouri, area.

Restricted to residents of Delaware nominated by the Harvard Club of Delaware.

Restricted to residents of Maine, with preference given to undergraduate stu dents at Harvard College.

Restricted to graduate students who are citizens of Germany.

Restricted to citizens of Canada.

Restricted to students who propose to engage in the Diplomatic Service of the United States.

Restricted to students of anthropology or for the benefit of any American Indian student at Harvard.

Restricted to students from the Cleveland, Ohio, area at the Law School or Harvard College.

Restricted to students of exceptional merit and promise in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate School of Design, and the Medical School.

Restricted to residents of Lincoln, Massachusetts.

Restrictions, in order of preference:

1. Citizens of the Philippines;
2. Asian nationals;
3. American students of Filipino descent;
4. Students of Filipino or Asian history, languages, or other related subjects.

Restricted to students at the Schools of Public Health, Medicine, and Dental Medicine with the following preferences (in order):

1. Students from China;
2. Students from elsewhere in the Far East.

Restricted to descendants of Governor Thomas Dudley.

Restricted to graduate students in the Department of Music.

Restricted to graduate students in the Department of Music or the Division of Medical Sciences (the award alternates between the two from year to year).

Preference given to undergraduates at Harvard College.

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Merit Scholarships for students in the natural sciences.

Preference given to natives of Malden or Everett, Massachusetts.

Restricted to descendants of Robert Pennoyer and residents of New Haven, Connecticut.

Restricted to students of Greek birth or of Greek parentage.

Restricted to graduates of Princeton University in their first year as graduate students at Harvard.

Restrictions, in order of preference:

1. Residents of Stark and Tuscarawas Counties, Ohio;
2. Residents of Ohio.

Restricted to natives of Marblehead, Massachusetts.

Restricted to students of the Jewish faith.

Undergraduate nominees must have graduated from secondary schools in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, or Kentucky. Graduate students must have been awarded an undergraduate degree from an institution in any of the above-mentioned states.

Restricted to students from Hawaii, Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, the East Indies, Taiwan, Sumatra, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

Restrictions, in order of preference:

1. Descendants by birth or adoption of Edward F. Slater;
2. Residents of the City of Orangeburg, South Carolina;
3. Residents of South Carolina.

Note: This scholarship is not open to students in their first year at Harvard.

Restrictions, in order of preference:

1. Graduates of public high schools in Providence, Rhode Island;
2. Graduates of other (non-public) secondary schools in Providence, Rhode Island.
3. Residents of Rhode Island.

Restricted to undergraduate students with demonstrated interest in volunteer or community service, with the following preferences:

1. Residents of Allston and Brighton, Massachusetts for the last 5 years;
2. Residents of other Boston, Massachusetts neighborhoods for the last 5 years.

For under-represented minority students, in any school of the university, showing financial need.

Awarded to one meritorious scholar at each of Harvard's graduate and professional schools, as well as Harvard College, who is deemed by his/her financial aid officer to have financial need.

Preference given to (in order):

1. Students from Southeast Asia;
2. Students concentrating in academic areas related to Southeast Asian studies.

Restricted to students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences or the Law School studying the history, economy, law, or literature of the German-speaking peoples (the award alternates between the two school s from year to year).

Restrictions, in order of preference:

1. Residents of Dorchester or Mattapan, Massachusetts;
2. Residents of Milton, Massachusetts;
3. Native American students.

Restricted to students who have shown exceptional personal courage in surmounting physical, social, or economic difficulties, or by helping others (an essay from the nominee is required).

Restricted to male students bearing the surname Thayer.

Restricted to the most meritorious scholar in each of Harvard's graduate and professional schools who is deemed by his/her financial aid office to have financial need.

Restricted to citizens of Canada. Students in the Schools of Law, Medicine, Divinity, and Business are excluded.

Restricted to residents of Hingham, Massachusetts.

Thomas E. UPHAM Class of 1868 Fund

Restricted to Harvard College graduates preparing for a career in public service.

Restricted to graduate or undergraduate students pursuing a course of study in theology, philosophy or psychology.

Restricted to students pursuing studies in any biological science.

Restricted to residents of Fitchburg, Massachusetts.

Restricted to students of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences for travel or study in Europe, Britain, or South America.

Restricted to students in the Divinity School and the Graduate School of Education.

Restricted to descendants of members of the Class of 1902.

Restricted to graduate students studying anatomy.