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Arthur Mag Graduate Law Fellowship
In recognition of Arthur Mag's service to the
University of Kansas City
and UMKC, the Edward F. Swinney Trust has provided a grant for the
establishment of Arthur Mag graduate fellowships to support full-time
graduate
study at UMKC. Arthur Mag Fellows work closely with distinguished
professors in their graduate degree programs. These professors serve as
mentors throughout the fellows' graduate work.
One of these fellowships is
designated for the School of Law, and is provided each year to an
outstanding student in the School of Law's LL.M. program.
The Arthur Mag Graduate Fellowship in Law
includes a stipend of $10,500 for the 2006-2007 academic year;
remission on non-resident fees, if applicable; and remission of 18
hours of graduate law educational fees, for a total possible
compensation of nearly $28,000.
Applicants must be U.S. citizens who are planning to pursue the graduate program on a full-time basis.
More information, including a
"generic" application form that may be copied and used and a faculty
recommendation form, may be obtained/downloaded from the School of
Graduate Studies Web site at: http://sgs.umkc.edu/financial.asp#arthur.
John B. Gage Memorial Fellowships
Fellowship awards are provided annually to outstanding students entering
as full-time LL.M. degree candidates from a fund endowed by friends of alumnus
John B. Gage, a teacher of law, former mayor of Kansas City and eminent
lawyer.
Minority Graduate Student Fellowships
The UMKC School of Graduate Studies annually awards up to three Minority
Graduate Fellowships of $600 each, applicable to the student's graduate
educational fees. The fellowship is renewable for one additional year provided
the student maintains a 3.0 grade-point average and the law school certifies
that the student is in good standing and making normal progress toward the
degree. Those eligible for nomination for these fellowships at the law school
include blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans and Asian Americans who are
degree-seeking LL.M. students admitted or enrolled at UMKC for the ensuing
academic year and who are U.S. citizens. Fellows must maintain a minimum
enrollment of six credit hours per semester.
UMKC Graduate Tax Law Foundation Scholarship
The Graduate Tax Law Foundation provides a
periodic cash award to outstanding LL.M. (Taxation) students and
outstanding J.D. tax students.