Department of Chemistry SUMMER 2006 UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIPS RESEARCH EXPERIENCE for UNDERGRADUATES program May 30 - August 4, 2006
APPLICATION FORM(DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATION: March 1, 2006)
LIST OF ALL COURSES THAT YOU ARE TAKING THIS CURRENT SEMESTER/TERM:
STATEMENT OF ACADEMIC INTERESTS AND CAREER GOALS: Select file to upload to server:
PREFERRED AREAS OF RESEARCH INTEREST (Select only one.): Analytical Chemistry Organic Chemistry Biological Chemistry Physical Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry
REFERENCES: (Use the reference forms to request letters from two faculty members who best know your academic and research work. List these individuals here as well.)
I herby certify that all of the above information is correct and true.
I hereby grant the NSF-REU program permission to use the above information for statistical analysis purposes only, with the proviso that no personal information will be released to anyone besides those few, qualified researchers doing the statistical analysis and that these researchers will only report/publish aggregate statistics. Your willingness to participate in this statistical survey may help ensure the continued growth and vitality of this Federally sponsored program.
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1) TWO LETTERS OF REFERENCE FROM ACADEMIC FACULTY. To be sent from the two persons named above directly to the Program Director (forms are available here). 2) AN OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT.This should include Fall 2005 grades and may be enclosed or sent directly.
1) TWO LETTERS OF REFERENCE FROM ACADEMIC FACULTY. To be sent from the two persons named above directly to the Program Director (forms are available here).
2) AN OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT.This should include Fall 2005 grades and may be enclosed or sent directly.
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last updated: 02/03/2006