Boren Awards: Scholarships and Fellowships for undergraduate and graduate study abroad, language study, and international research

Boren Campus Representative Resources

As campus representative, your role is to recruit applicants and publicize the program, advise students, and manage the application process. View detailed information on the role of the Boren Scholarship campus representative and the Boren Fellowship campus representative.

We appreciate your efforts and hope that you will utilize the following resources. In addition, if you would like someone from the Boren Awards to visit your campus to discuss the program with students, faculty members, and administrators, please contact us at boren@iie.org. We will consider each request, although we may not be able to honor each of them.

Handouts

2014 Program Information Sheet - a pdf document to use for student and faculty information sessions with basic information on the Boren Scholarships and Fellowships.
Service Requirement Information & Examples - a pdf document with information about the service requirement
Student Profiles
2013 Boren Brochure and 2013 Boren Poster - You may request additional brochure and posters or request a campus visit from our office by completing the material request form or by contacting us at 1-800-618-NSEP (6737) or boren@iie.org.
2012 Boren Scholarship Application Statistics and 2012 Boren Fellowship Application Statistics
2013 Student Press Release
2013 General Press Release
Discipline-Specific Information - The Boren Fellowship is a great opportunity for graduate students in the professional schools, and these handouts should be distributed to students in the following disciplines. These handouts can also be given to campus representatives, faculty, and other students who are interested in what these Fellows have done overseas and how they have completed their government service.

Multimedia

Webinars
Informational Videos
Boren Awards on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube
A list of ways to link to Boren Awards from your website
PowerPoint Presentations available to provide a basic overview of the Boren Scholarships and Fellowships. The Boren Awards PowerPoint Presentation covers both the Boren Scholarships and Fellowships while the other two cover their respective programs.
Breaking the Language Barrier - A 9 minute video featuring David L. Boren and Boren Alumni discussing the program.
David L. Boren addresses the 2008 Boren Scholars - A 5 minute video highlight of David L Boren's Speech at the 2008 Boren Scholarship Convocation.
University of Oklahoma President David Boren delivered the keynote address on Global Education in the 21st Century: A National Imperative at a reception at the Ronald Reagan Building on October 12, 2010.
Boren Alumni and Federal Employment Video - Celebrating 20 Years of NSEP
Boren Alumni and Federal Employment Slideshow - Celebrating 20 Years of NSEP

Additional Tools

Campus Specific Website - Log in to update your contact information, to enter your on-campus deadline, and to add campus-specific information and events.
Sample listserv announcements for on-campus sessions
Printer-friendly flyers for on-campus information sessions - Boren Awards, Boren Scholarships, Boren Fellowships
Newsletter Archives
Service Examples - examples of Boren Scholars and Fellows completing their NSEP service requirements
Institutional Travel Warning Form - Several of the preferred countries for the Boren Scholarship are under U.S. State Department Travel Warnings. The Boren Scholarship requires that an appropriate representative at the student’s home institution sign the institutional travel warning form. Students are also asked to sign a waiver stating that they have read and understand the travel warning. Scholars who do not have both signed documents will not receive funding from the Boren Scholarship for study in a country with a travel warning. This form is not required until award decisions have been made in May.