The Heravi Peace Scholarship helps students participate in a variety of experiential learning opportunities, such as study abroad programs and internships. Students can receive financial assistance with costs (excluding tuition) to facilitate their participation. To help reach as many students as possible, we estimate that most awards will range between $500 and $1,500, but that range is not guaranteed. Students may request up to $1,750 and will need to prepare an itemized budget that appropriately lists their unmet expenses. Students who do not include a separate itemized budget will be ineligible for an award.
This application is solely for the Heravi Peace Scholarship. For the Experiential Learning Fund, please visit the website for Experiencial Learning Fund. Applicants May only apply to one of either HPS or ELF scholarships each academic year.
Eligibility:
- Must be a USU undergraduate student (Logan and statewide campuses)
- Enrolled in one of the Heravi Peace Institute's five certificate programs. More information on the certificates is available on the Peace Institute’s website and in the academic catalog.
- In good academic standing with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
- Be involved in or plan to be involved in an experiential learning opportunity such as an internship, a service-learning assignment, a community-engaged learning experience, or a study abroad program at the time of application.
Applicants requesting less than $500 in funding during the academic year (September–May) should email HPI@usu.edu instead of applying through the portal.
Spring Application Deadline: (for Summer 2027 and Fall 2027 opportunities)
Applications are now closed.
Application Process:
Students will complete the online application which will require students to login with their A# and password.
Students may only apply for the Experiential Learning Fund OR the Heravi Peace Scholarship - not both. Students will be deemed ineligible for one of the funds if they apply for both.