Davidson Fellow
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A Davidson Fellow is someone who the Davidson Institute for Talent Development has awarded a substantial amount of money for completing "a significant piece of work in mathematics, science, technology, music, literature, philosophy or Outside the Box that has the potential to benefit society." The Davidson Fellows accepted (after proving themselves with a portfolio of work) will be awarded $50,000; $25,000; or $10,000 in scholarship money to be used for "tuition and related expenses at an accredited institution of learning."
Note: These quotes are from the Davidson Institute's website
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