Phi Alpha Theta offers its members nine scholarships.
The A. F. ZIMMERMAN SCHOLARSHIP of $1,250 is presented to a student member entering graduate school for the first time for workleading to the M.A. degree in history.
The THOMAS S. MORGAN MEMORIAL AWARD of $750 is presented to a student member entering graduate school for the first time for work leading to the M.A. degree in history.
The WILLIAM E. PARRISH AWARD of $750 is presented to a student member entering graduate school for the first time for work leading to the M.A. degree in history.
The JOHN PINE MEMORIAL AWARD in the amount of $1,000 is awarded to a graduate student member for advanced graduate study.
FOUR ADDITIONAL AWARDS of $750 each are presented to student members entering graduate school for the first time or in the advanced stages of study in history.
The PHI ALPHA THETA SCHOLARSHIP. An additional $1,000 can be awarded to an Advanced Graduate Student member of the Society for formal work leading to a Ph.D. in history.
Effective in winter quarter 2011, The Division of the Arts and Humanities will no longer allow students to add a course after the second week of the quarter. There will be no exceptions. See attached pdf for more information.
2013 Scholarships, Grants and Prizes
The 2013 scholarship, grant and prize information has been posted: undergraduate | graduate
