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Fellowship Programs / Directorate for Science and Policy Programs /
American Association for the Advancement of Science /
1200 New York Avenue /
Washington, DC 20005 /
202-326-6600
AAUW Engineering Dissertation Research Fellowships
Field: engineering
American Association of University Women /
Educational Foundation /
American Fellowships /
1111 16th St., NW, Washington, DC 20036 /
319-337-1716
AAUW International Grad and Postgraduate Fellowships
Field: open
American Association of University Women /
Educational Foundation /
International Fellowships /
1111 16th St., NW, Washington, DC 20036 /
202-728-7608
AAUW Postdoctoral & Dissertation Fellowships
Field: open
Postdoctoral Fellowships, Dissertation Fellowships /
American Association of University Women /
Educational Foundation /
American Fellowships /
1111 16th St., NW / Washington, DC 20036 /
319-337-1716
Academe This Week
A service of The Chronicle of Higher Education, the site lists
job openings, meetings relating to academe, grant deadlines,
and more.
Academic Advising Resources on the Internet
Pointers to information on colleges and universities,
graduate schools, advising guides and manuals, academic and career
counseling, financial information, and much more.
Academic
Position Network (APN)
On-line service that provides announcements of academic positions
(faculty, staff, and administrative), post-doctoral
positions, and graduate fellowships and assistantships.
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Nominations are invited for the A.M. Turing Award. This, ACM's
oldest and most prestigious award, is presented for contributions of
a technical nature to the computing community.
Deadline: August 1
For more information, contact:
Mary Shaw /
Carnegie Mellon University /
Department of Computer Science /
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890, USA
Phone: +1-412-268-2589
Internet: mary.shaw@cs.cmu.edu
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Adelle and Erwin Tomash Fellowship in the History of Information
Processing
The Charles Babbage Institute (founded in 1987 with the aim of conducting
and promoting historical research in socio-economic and technical
aspects of information processing) is accepting applications for
the Adelle & Erwin Tomash Graduate Fellowship. This fellowship will
be awarded for the academic year to a graduate student whose
dissertation will address a topic in the history of computers and
information processing. The stipend will be $10,000 plus up to an
additional $2,000 for tuition, fees, travel to the Babbage Institute,
and other approved research expenses. Preference will be given to
students who have completed all requirements for the Ph.D. except the
research and writing of the dissertation.
Deadline: Jan. 15
Charles Babbage Institute / University of Minnesota / 103 Walter
Library / 117 Pleasant Street S.E. / Minneapolis, MN 55455 / 612-624-5050,
FAX 612-625-8054
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The AirForce is seeking dedicated academic scientists and engineers to
participate in eight to twelve weeks of paid research during the summer.
Candidates selected will be assigned to one of six Air Force
laboratories or five air logistics Centers throughout the country. Following
the conclusion of the Summer Research Program AFOSR will offer selected
participants an opportunity to pursue their AFOSR-sponsored work at their own
academic institutions through research grants up to $25,000.
The program is open to both faculty members and graduate students. Both
faculty and students must be US citizens and must be free to work
continuously for an eight to twelve week period from May 15th through
September 30th.
For faculty applications:
Deadline: January 20.
For graduate students:
Deadline: March 1.
Contact Information:
AFOSR PROGRAM Office
5800 Uplander Way,
Culver City, California 90230-6608
Phone: (310) 410-1244
FAX: (800) 677-1363
Internet: afosr@rdl.com
ARPA Sponsored Graduate Research Fellowships in High Performance Computing
The University of Maryland's Institute for Advanced Computer Studies is
accepting proposals in high performance computing (HPC).
Deadline: February 17
Internet: johanna@umiacs.umd.edu (Johanna Weinstein)
Association for Women in Science (AWIS)
AWIS newsletters list many fellowships and grants administered by
their own and outside organizations.
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The Athenaeum awards research grants, fellowships, and student internships
in architecture.
AT&T Bell Labs Graduate Research Program for Women
Deadline: Jan. 15
Special Programs Manager - GRPW /
AT&T Bell Labratories /
600 Mountain Avenue /
Room 3D316 /
Murray Hill, NJ 07974
The Back-to-School Money Book: A Financial Aid Guide for
Mid-life and Older Women
A single copy is free from:
AARP Fulfillment (EE0733) /
601 E Street NW /
Washington DC 20049
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Inventure Place and the BFGoodrich Company sponsor this program to
recognize and reward full-time undergraduate and graduate students
and their advisors whose inventions and discoveries are judged the
years most outstanding.
Deadline: June 4, 1996
Paul B. Kunce / Inventure Place / 221 S. Broadway/Akron, Ohio 44308 / (216)762-6565
Deadline: Feb. 3
CSAM's goal is to encourage women to enter the field of computing. To
this end, they maintain a scholarship that provides money to in-state
resident women at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor who are
pursuing a career related to Computer Science by earning an
undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or
through the Independent Concentration Program.
The Computing Research Assocation (with support from Microsoft Corporation)
launched in 1994 an annual awards program to recognize undergraduate
students who show exceptional promise in an area of importance to computing
research.
Deadline: Jan. 15 (for nominations)
This kit, a project sponsored by the
Computing Research Association Committee on the Status of Women in
Computing Research, includes a list of graduate financial aid
available to women in computer science and engineering.
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Deadline: Feb. 28
Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship Program
The DOE Computational Science Fellowship Program is designed to support
highly capable students pursuing graduate study in applied sciences
or engineering disciplines with applications in high performance
computing. Fellows must also participate in off-campus research at
designated practicum centers.
The program offers a minimum of $18,000 annual stipend and payment of
tuition and fees for graduate study in scientific and technical
discliplines using computational science methods. The program is
open to U. S. citizens and permanent resident aliens who have completed
their first year of graduate school. Appointments are reviewed
annually and may be renewed up to a limit of four years.
Deadline: January 26
For application materials:
E-mail: calhoun@tiger.ams.ameslab.gov
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Primarily for computer science Ph.D. students.
Deadline: Feb. 14
Directory of Financial Aids for Women
Directory of Financial Aids for Women. Gail Ann Schlachter.
San Carlos, CA: Reference Service Press, 1978- . Biennial.
LC 84-24582. ISSN 0732-5215. $45 (1993-95 ed.).
Details sources of millions of dollars in financial aid which are
reserved for women and women's organizations each year. The book
lists national and international scholarships, fellowships, loans,
grants, awards, internships set aside for women, and state sources of
educational benefits. It also includes an annotated bibliography of
directories that list general financial aid programs. Listings may be
updated via computer by using RSP Funding Focus, available on America
Online and Apple's eWorld.
Reference Service Press /
1100 Industrial Road, Suite 9 /
San Carlos, CA 94070 /
(415) 594-0743 /
Fax: (415) 594-0411 /
E-mail: findaid@aol.com, findaid@eworld.com.
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This is a must-see site with comprehensive information about sources
of student financial aid. Also includes free access to FastWEB (Financial
Aid Search Through the WEB), a searchable database of more
than 180,000 private sector scholarships, fellowships, grants, and loans.
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Sponsored by the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators,
this site offers a huge directory of financial aid information and links to
hundreds of related sites at colleges, universities, the federal government,
and lenders. The site also has a "fastWEB" feature that permits searches
on a database of 180,000 private scholarships.
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Field: Open
Deadline: Nov. 4
National Research Council,
Fellowship Office / 2101 Constitution Ave., /
Washington, DC 20418 / (202) 334-2860.
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Field: Open
Deadline: Jan. 6
National Research Council,
Fellowship Office / 2101 Constitution Ave., /
Washington, DC 20418 / (202) 334-2860.
See also: text file here
Fulbright Grants for Faculty and Professionals
1,000 awards for college and university faculty and nonacademic
professionals to lecture or pursue advanced research and/or related
professional activity abroad. For U.S. candidates, grants are available to
nearly 148 countries.
Deadline: August 1 (for U.S. applicants)
Internet: cies1@ciesnet.cies.org (application requests only)
Opportunities are available for two-year college falculty and
secondary school teachers who would like to exchange teaching
positions with teachers in eastern or western Europe, Latin America,
Australia, Africa and Canada. Elementary school positions are
available in Canada, Colombia and the U.K. Exchange grants may
include full or partial travel grants and cost of living supplements,
depending on the country. To qualify you must be a U.S. citizen, have
three years teaching experience and be employed in a full-time
academic position. Minorities are encouraged to apply.
Deadline: October 15
The Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program /
Attn:ADOL /
600 Maryland Avenue, SW, Room 140 /
Washington, DC 20024-2520 /
(800) 726-0479
GAANN Doctoral Fellowship Programs
Several universities are seeking GAANN Fellows to pursue Ph.D.s in
Computer Science:
Grants - Advice on Obtaining Them
See references in Faculty & Student Issues
Grants at a Glance
A Directory of Financial Resources for Women
in Science. (A publication of the Association for Women in Science.)
Hertz Foundation Postgraduate Fellowships
Field: applied physical sciences and engineering
Hertz Foundation /
Box 5032 /
Livermore CA 94551-5032 /
415-373-1642
Howard Hughes Doctoral Fellowship
Field: Engineering, Computer Science, Math, Physics.
Hughes Aircraft Company, Corporate Fellowship Program. Technical Education
Center / PO Box 45066 (C1/B168) / Los Angeles, CA 90045-0066 /
(213) 568-6711.
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Field: Biological Sciences
Deadline: November 4
National Research Council,
Fellowship Office TJ2042 /
2101 Constitution Avenue / Washington DC 20148 / tel: 202-334-2413 /
email aknutsen@nas.edu.
The IEEE Computer Society has several prestigious awards which are
given out yearly to people who have made significant contributions
to the field of computer science.
Deadlines: October 3, 7, 15 (depending on award)
IEEE Computer Society -- Lance Stafford Larson Student Scholarship
In 1983, the Lance Stafford Larson award was established by the Larson
family in memory of their son. The award is intended to encourage
excellence in communication skills and achievement in computer
science. The award is presented to the best student paper on a
computer-related subject. Papers are judged on technical content,
writing skill, and overall presentation. All undergraduate students
who are IEEE Computer Society members may compete. One award of $500
is given each year to the first place winner. First, second, and
third place winners also receive a certificate and a writing
implement.
Deadline: October 31
IEEE Computer Society -- Larson Scholarship / 1730 Massachusetts
Avenue, NW / Washington, DC 20036 / 202-371-1013 / FAX: 202-728-0884
IEEE Computer Society -- Merwin Scholarship
The IEEE Computer Society sponsors a scholarship program in honor of
the late Richard Merwin, past president of the society. Graduate
students, juniors, and seniors in electrical engineering,
computer engineering, computer science, or a well-defined computer related
field of engineering who are active members of the Computer Society
student branch chapter at their institution are eligible. The
scholarship is $3000 for one academic year.
Deadline: May 31
IEEE Computer Society -- Merwin Scholarship / 1730 Massachusetts
Avenue, NW / Washington, DC 20036 / 202-371-1013 / FAX: 202-728-0884
IEEE Computer Society -- Upsilon Pi Epsilon (Honor Society for the Computing Sciences) Award
Upsilon Pi Epsilon wishes to encourage academic excellence for
students in the computing discipline. Up to four awards of $500 are
given each year to the winners. All graduate and undergraduate
full-time students who are Computer Society student members are
eligible. Judging is based on academic achievement, extracurricular
activities relating to computing, and letters of recommendation.
Deadline: October 31
IEEE Computer Society -- UPE/CS Scholarship / 1730 Massachusetts
Avenue, NW / Washington, DC 20036 / 202-371-1013 / FAX: 202-728-0884
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The Department of Industrial Engineering at the University of Central Florida
is pleased to announce the extension of our Industrial Fellows Program with
AT&T Microelectronics in Orlando. AT&T Microelectronics in Orlando is a
semiconductor manufacturing plant that owns over 350 million dollars in capital
investment and employs over 1000 people.
This two years program offers an excellent opportunity to earn a masters degree
in Industrial Engineering while gaining valuable experience at one of the
leading manufacturing companies. The Industrial Fellows receive a stipend,
full tuition and fee waivers, and book allowances. In addition, Fellows will
be employed as research assistants on site at AT&T Microelectronics in Orlando.
The work commitment is 20 hours per week during the academic year and full time
during the summer. The Fellows will work on a research project which will lead
to a thesis. Applicants must have earned a BS in Industrial Engineering or
related field.
Interested individuals should Dr. Mollaghasemi for more information
by March 1, 1996:
Dr. Mansooreh Mollaghasemi /
Program Director /
Department of Industrial Engineering /
University of Central Florida /
Orlando, FL 32816
Phone: (407) 823-0216
Internet: mollag@iems.engr.ucf.edu
Deadline: March 1, 1996
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Searchable gopher system at the University of Illinois. Information about
grants and fellowships for all disciplines.
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Postdoctoral, predoctoral, and undergraduate Fellowships available for
students who wish to apply quantitative methods from computer science to
biomedical and biological problems.
Deadlines: vary
NASA Summer Faculty Fellowships in Aeronautics and Space Research
(For U.S. citizens only.)
10-week summer research program for full-time engineering and science
educators at U.S. colleges and universities. Participants spend 10
weeks at a NASA center or collaborating university, working with
professional peers on research. The objectives are to further the
professional knowledge of qualified engineering and science faculty
members, and to stimulate an exchange of ideas between teaching
participants and employees of NASA. The program is designed for U.S. citizens
with teaching or research appointments at U.S. universities or colleges,
preferably with a minimum of two years experience.
Deadline: Jan. 15
NASA-ASEE Summer Faculty Fellowship Program /
American Society for Engineering Education / 1818 N Street, NW, Suite 600 /
Washington, DC 20036-2479 / 202-331-3525 / FAX: 202-265-8504 /
email: projects@asee.org
NASA Pre-College Grants to Nine Universities
NASA's Office of Equal Opportunity Programs announced the selection of
nine minority universities to receive a three-year grant, Pre-college
Awards for Excellence in Mathematics, Science, Engineering, and
Technology (PACE/MSET), for educational outreach projects.
Each university will receive up to $100,000 per year for the three years
of the grant based on performance and availability of funds under the
program.
The grants are intended to help students who have historically been
underrepresented in college-preparatory mathematics and science classes
gain the skills necessary to pursue science, engineering and related
fields in college.
The selected universities to receive grants are:
- California State University, Los Angeles, CA
- Elizabeth City State University, Elizabeth City, NC
- Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville, NC
- Hampton University, Hampton, VA
- Lehman College, Bronx, NY
- Northwest Indian College, Bellingham, WA
- Pasadena City College, Pasadena, CA
- Southwestern Indian Polytechnic, Albuquerque, NM
- Saint Augustine's College, Raleigh, NC
The PACE/MSET grant program is sponsored by the Office of Equal Opportunity
Programs, Washington, DC.
National Consortium for Graduate Degrees in Engineering and Science
Field: engineering, natural sciences
National Consortium for Graduate Degrees in Engineering and Science /
Predoctoral & Postdoctoral Fellowships /
Box 537 /
Notre Dame, IN 46556 /
219-287-1097
National Consortium for Graduate Degrees in Engineering and Science
- Fellowships Book
Sue Larsen, Publications Specialist / National Consortium for Graduate
Degrees for Minorities in Engineering and Science, Inc. /
Box 537 /
Notre Dame, IN 46556 / email: slarsen@berlin.helios.nd.edu
National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in
Engineering and Science (GEM)
GEM provides graduate fellowships (M.S. Engineering Fellowship,
Ph.D. Engineering Fellowship, and Ph.D. Science Fellowship) to
underrepresented minority students.
Deadline: December 1
GEM Central Office / P.O. Box 537 / Notre Dame, Indiana 46556 /
219-287-1097, FAX 219-287-1486
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As a means of increasing the number of U.S. citizens trained in
disciplines of science and engineering of military importance, The Department
of Defense plans to award approximately 90 new 3-year graduate fellowships
in April 1996. National Defense Science and Engineering
Graduate Fellowships will be awarded for study and research leading to
doctoral degrees in aeronautical and astronautical engineering; biosciences;
chemical engineering; chemistry; cognitive, neural, and behavioral science;
computer science; electrical engineering; geosciences; manufacturing
sciences and engineering; materials science and engineering; mathematics;
mechanical engineering; naval architecture and ocean engineering;
oceanography; and physics.
National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellows selected in 1996
will receive a stipend in addition to full tuition and required fees. The
amount of the stipend is $16,500 for 1996-1997; $17,500 for 1997-1998;
$18,500 for 1998-1999. Recipients of 1996-1997 National Defense Science and
Engineering Graduate Fellowships do not incur any military or other service
obligation.
Deadline: Jan. 18
NDSEG Fellowship Program / 200 Park Drive, Suite 211 / P.O. Box 13444 /
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-3444 / ATTN: Dr. George Outterson /
919-549-8505, FAX 919-549-8205 / Internet: ndseg@aro-emh1.army.mil
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Postdoctoral Fellowships.
Field: engineering
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Postdoctoral Fellowships /
American Society for Engineering Education /
Project Office / 11 Dupont Circle, NW / Suite 200 / Washington, DC 20036 /
202-745-3616
National Physical Science Consortium Graduate Fellowships for
Minorities and Women in the Physical Sciences
The National Physical Science Consortium for Minorities and Women
offers a fellowship which pays tuition, fees, and a stipend for up
to 6 years of study toward the Ph.D. in astronomy, chemistry,
computer science, geology, material science, mathematics, and physics.
The program also involves employment at a sponsoring research
insitution for the first two summers.
Deadline: Nov 15
New Mexico State University /
Box 30001, Dept 3NPS /
Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003-8001
Phone: (800) 952-4118
L. Nan Snow, Executive Director of the Consortium / University
of California-San Diego / D-016 / La Jolla, CA 92093
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Fields: varied (postdoc and senior postdoc research)
National Research Council Associateship Programs (TJ 2114/D2) /
2101 Constitution Ave., Washington, DC 20418 /
FAX: 202-334-2759 /
Email: rap@nas.edu
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National Science Foundation Information
The National Science Foundaton offers fellowships and
grants to graduate students and researchers. There is so much
information here, that we have now moved the NSF information
to a separate page.
National Society of Professional Engineers Scholarships
Field: engineering
NSPE Engineering Scholarships for High School Grads -or-
NSPE Engineering Scholarships for In-College Students /
National Society of Professional Engineers /
NSPE Educational Foundation /
1420 King St. /
Alexandria, VA 22314-2715 /
703-684-2830
NATO Postdoctoral Fellowships in Science
Field: varied
National Science Foundation /
NSF-NATO Postdoctoral Fellowships in Science and Engineering /
Programs, Education and Human Resources Directorate /
Washington, DC 20550 /
202-357-7536
Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
(Open to U.S. citizens only.)
The Office of Naval Research
(ONR)
sponsors a Postdoctoral Fellowship Program at a number of naval R&D
centers and laboratories. The selected participants will work in a
Naval Laboratory environment while interacting with senior NRL
scientists and engineers.
NRL Postdoctoral Fellowship /
American Society for Engineering Education / 1818 N Street, NW, Suite 600 /
Washington, DC 20036-2479 / 202-331-3525 / FAX: 202-265-8504 /
email: projects@asee.org
Deadlines: year-round:
January 1, April 1, July1, or October 1
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New England Consortium for Undergraduate Education (NECUSE) provides
a WWW site with extensive listings of undergraduate summer opportunities
organized by science field, including
Computer Science.
Office of Naval Research Graduate Fellowship Program (PREDOC)
Field: Science and Engineering
American Society for Engineering Education / ONT Postdoctoral Fellowships
Program / Projects Office / 11 Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 200 / Washington,
DC 20036-1257 / (202) 293-7080.
Office of Naval Research (ONR) Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
(Open to U.S. citizens only.)
The Office of Naval Research
(ONR)
sponsors a Postdoctoral Fellowship Program at a number of naval R&D
centers and laboratories. The selected participants will work in a
Naval Laboratory environment, while interacting with senior naval
warfare center and/or laboratory scientists and engineers.
ONR Postdoctoral Program /
American Society for Engineering Education / 1818 N Street, NW, Suite 600 /
Washington, DC 20036-2479 / 202-331-3525 / FAX: 202-265-8504 /
email: projects@asee.org
Deadlines: year-round:
January 1, April 1, July1, or October 1
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This ONR web site has a comprehensive, searchable database of funding and
research opportunities sponsored by the ONR.
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(For U.S. citizens only.)
The Office of Naval Research
(ONR) Young Investigator
Program is designed to identify and support academic scientists and
engineers who have recently received Ph.D. or equivalent degrees and
who show exceptional promise for doing creative research. The
objectives of this program are to attract outstanding faculty members
of institutions of higher education ("universities") to the Navy's
research program, to support their research, and to encourage their
teaching and research careers. During fiscal year 1996, ONR will make
about 28 awards to academic researchers who received Ph.D. or
equivalent degrees on or after 1 December 1990. At the
ONR site, a "search" on
"young investigator" will turn up the relevant documents.
Deadline: September 29
Office of Naval Technology Postdoctoral Fellowship
Field: engineering and science
American Society for Engineering Education /
Project Office / 11 Dupont Circle, NW / Suite 200 / Washington, DC 20036-1257 /
202-293-7080
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Space Grant Fellowships for New Graduate Students
This program targets graduate students in computer science who are
interested in how CS relates to space technology.
These are one-year fellowships with a stipend of
$16,400 plus a tuition waiver. These fellowships
are part of a national program intended to increase the number of U.S.
scientists and engineers available for careers in aerospace and
related fields. Students will be expected to participate in Computer
Science research in one of the areas identified below during the
first year.
- algorithm analysis
- artificial intelligence
- computer applications in chemistry, physics, and mathematics
- design of user interfaces for technical programmers
- parallel computing
- programming languages and systems
- real-time systems
- software engineering
- software tools for parallel scientific programming
- visual programming languages
Eligibility: US Citizens
Deadline: Feb 1
Postdoctoral Science Fellowships
The Mary Ingraham Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College, a
multidisciplinary research center, offers fellowships for women
scholars, scientists, artists, and writers.
Deadline: October 15
Write or call for application:
34 Concord Ave., / Cambridge, MA, 02138.
Phone: (617) 495-8212.
E-Mail: Bunting_fellowships@radcliffe.harvard.edu.
A Practical Guide for Scholars Seeking Research Support from
Business
Dorin Schumacher, Sage Publications (2455 Teller Rd., Newbury Park,
CA 91320-2218, 805-499-9774), 1992.
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Mark Kantrowitz and Joann DiGennaro, Simon and Schuster (Mail Order
Customer Service, 1-800-288-4745, Internet: books@pren-hall.com.)
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Qualcomm maintains a summer hire program for engineering interns.
Recruiting for Engineering Interns starts March - April for the
summer. Intern candidates should send a resume and transcripts.
Contact Debbie Shafer (dshafer@qualcomm.com) for all College Programs.
Scientific Freedom and Responsibility Award
Field: Open
American Association for the Advancement of Science, Scientific Freedom and
Responsibility Award / 1333 H St. NW / Washington, DC 20005 / (202) 326-6793.
Sigma Delta Epsilon/Graduate Women in Science (SDE/GWIS)
SGE/GWIS newsletters list many fellowships and grants administered by
their own and outside organizations.
SDE/GWIS National Secretary /
Box. 19947 / San Diego, CA 92159 /
Sigma Xi (The Scientific Research Society) Grants-in-Aid of Research
Field: scientific research
Deadline: Nov. 1
Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society /
Grants-in-Aid of Research /
P.O. Box 13975 /
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 /
919-549-4691
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Information about obtaining student loans, newsletters for financial aid
and students, etc.
Sloan Research Fellowships
The Arthur P. Sloan Foundation is granting Sloan Research Fellowships
to faculty at colleges & universities in the U.S. and Canada who are
in the early stages of their research careers.
Deadline: Sept. 15 (for nominations)
Sloan Foundation Fellowships / Alfred P. Sloan Foundation /
Suite 2550 / 630 Fifth Ave. / New York, NY 10111.
Undergraduate Faculty Enhancement Program
Field: Open
National Science Foundation / 2101 Consitution Ave. / Washington, DC 20550 /
(202) 357-7051.
U.S. Navy Summer Faculty Research Program & U.S. Navy Sabbatical Leave Program
(For U.S. citizens only.)
This program provides engineering and science faculty members
the opportunity to participate in research at Navy laboratories for
10 weeks during the summer or while on sabbatical leave.
Participants must be U.S. citizens holding teaching or research
appointments at U.S. colleges and universities.
Deadlines: year-round:
Jan. 15 (for summer program)
Jan. 1, April 1, July 1, Oct. 1 (for sabbatical programs)
Navy-ASEE Faculty Research Programs / American Society for
Engineering Education / 1818 N Street, NW, Suite 600 /
Washington, DC 20036-2479 / 202-331-3525 / FAX: 202-265-8504 /
email: projects@asee.org
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The Universities Space Research Association (USRA), in collaboration with
the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center's (GSFC) Earth Sciences Directorate,
is offering a limited number of graduate student research opportunities
for Summer of 1996. The program is scheduled for June 6 to August 14, 1996.
The program is designed to spur interest in interdisciplinary studies within
the Earth system sciences and will enable selected students to pursue
specially-tailored research projects in conjunction with Goddard scientific
mentors.
The program is open to students enrolled in or accepted to a U.S. accredited
graduate program in the Earth, physical or biological sciences, mathematics,
computer science, or engineering. Minorities and women are encouraged
to apply. Students must commit to the full ten week period.
Deadline: February 12, 1996.
Address:
Ms. Paula L. Webber / Program Coordinator / USRA/GSSP /
7501 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 206 / Seabrook, MD 20706
Phone: (301) 805-8396
Fax: (301) 805-8466
Internet: paula@gvsp.usra.edu
The Women's Institute Scholarship Program for Women 50 and Older
Women must be accepted into an educational or vocational program and need
financial assistance.
For information, send an stamped, self-addressed envelope to:
Scholarships, BPW Foundation /
2012 Massachusetts Avenue NW /
Washington DC 20036
Women Science Scholars Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
Field: varied
Women Science Scholars Postdoctoral Fellowship Program /
Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College /
Fellowship Program /
34 Concord Ave. /
Cambridge, MA 02138
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This site has information about internships for women undergraduates
in Computer Science.
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Xerox Corporate Research & Technology proudly announces the expansion of its
Summer Intern Program. In addition to research projects at PARC, a number of
projects in research or advanced development are now being offered at the
Digital Imaging Technology Center (DITC) and the Architecture and Document
Services Technology Center (ADSTC), making internships available in Northern
and Southern California as well as Western New York.
Deadline: February 14
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