About the Udall Scholarship
The Udall Undergraduate Scholarship Program identifies future leaders in environmental, Tribal public policy, and health care fields and honors the legacies of Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall. An estimated 65 scholarships of $7,500 will be awarded in 2027. The Udall Foundation is committed to its core values of integrity, civility, consensus, public service, and nonpartisanship and is looking for applicants with that same commitment.
The Udall Scholarship offers three categories for applicants to choose from based on their interests and eligibility: Tribal Policy, Native Health Care, and Environment.
Udall Scholarship Categories
Tribal Policy
For Native Americans or Alaska Natives working on public policy issues in Indian country
Native Health Care
For Native Americans or Alaska Natives pursuing health-related careers
Environment
For all undergraduates interested in conservation & environmental issues
Interested in Applying?
Eligibility
Applicants must:
be US citizens, nationals, or permanent residents
be a current sophomore or junior at UNL
intend to pursue a career in one of the three scholarship categories
Applicants for the Tribal Policy and Native Health Care categories must also be an enrolled member of one or more of the Federally Recognized Indian Tribes.
UNL's Udall Scholarship Advisor
Udall Campus Nomination Timeline
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By February 16, 2027
Required: Draft 1 Advising Appointment with Dr. Frankie Antillon
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February 17-24, 2027
Final Draft Revision Advising Appointments
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February 25, 2027
Campus Deadline: Students' final Udall application materials and reference due for nomination
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March 4, 2027
External Deadline: URAF Director submits nominated applications