Loubna Bilali is awarded a University Fellowship for the 2015-2016 academic school year by Kent State University.

2015 Dec 8

Loubna Bilali, a doctoral student in Translation Studies, has been awarded a University Fellowship for the 2015-2016 academic school year, by the College of Arts and Sciences at Kent State University.

Bilali receives a doctoral level assistantship appointment for the 2015 Fall semester, and will receive a non-service University Fellowship appointment for the 2016 Spring semester, as well as a stipend to cover tuition and dissertation registration fees.

The University Fellowship is awarded annually to advanced doctoral students in recognition of excellent scholarship and research potential. University Fellowship recipients are able to commit their time to dissertation research or writing. Approximately 15 University Fellowships are awarded each year.

To be eligible for a University Fellowship at Kent State, a student must be a full time doctoral candidate, admitted to candidacy by date of nomination, enrollment in Dissertation II during the fall and spring semesters of the fellowship year, and have outstanding scholarship and research potential.