Employment and Scholarship Opportunities in Materials Science
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| sNSF Research Opportunity for Undergrads at The Uni
Deadline: Friday February 13th, 2009
Contact: Steve W. Martin
Description: At ISU we have a new NSF Sponsored REU Site, Research Experiences
for Undergraduates, NEMat: Non-Equilibrium Materials, that I would
like to bring to your undergraduate student's attention. I attach a
flier describing our REU site as well as show below the link to our
NEMat web site. Could you please be so kind and forward this to your
undergraduate students for their consideration?
This research experience is specifically designed to encourage
science and mathematics as well as materials engineering and related
undergraduates to consider graduate school in Engineering in general
and Materials Engineering in particular. The program is specifically
designed to help students consider non-traditional graduate school
programs. Your student's strong preparation in Engineering,
Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Mathematics, or other STEM
undergraduate majors are perfectly suited to this program and we
encourage them to consider our unique REU program.
http://www.mse.iastate.edu/nematreu
We pay for travel to and from ISU, all living and meal expenses, as
well as a $400/week, $4000/summer stipend. We hold weekly meetings,
seminars, recreational outings, team building activities, as well as
special tours, activities, and functions to help the students not
only become more familiar with Materials Research and Graduate
school, but to also enable them to have an enjoyable and memorable
experience at ISU over their summer with us.
We have openings for ~10 students and would like to have one or more
of your students apply. Please feel free of course to forward this e- mail to your students and encourage them to contact me should they
want or need to ask questions before they apply. The application
form is on-line through the web site and of course there is no
application fee.
I look forward to hearing from any of your students should they
apply and thank you in advance for your help in informing your
undergraduate students of this exciting and fun summer research
opportunity in Non-Equilibrium Materials. As a note, as is the case
with many NSF sponsored programs, students must be U.S. citizens to
be eligible.
All the best and thanks again for your help.
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| SME Spring 2009 Scholarship
Deadline: Friday April 3rd, 2009
Contact: Jeff Tysoe
Description: THE FOLLOWING SCHOLARSHIP IS NOW BEING OFFERED TO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN YOUR MAJOR, NOT JUST MINING. YOU MUST JOIN THE STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE SOCIETY OF MINING ENGINEERS TO APPLY.
PLEASE CONTACT STUDENT PRESIDENT, JEFF TYSOE, AT jtysoe@email.arizona.edu FOR INFORMATION ABOUT JOINING. | |
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