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Bishop | CSEMS | Goldwater | Fleet | Schafer | Hispanic Errett A. Bishop Memorial Scholarship This is a scholarship provided by Bishop's family in honor of him. The scholarship is maintained by the UCSD Mathematics Department. Errett Bishop was one of the first Mathematics Department faculty members at UCSD. Awards are usually made in the Spring term of every school year and outstanding undergraduate Mathematics students at UCSD are among those considered for the scholarship. Applications must be submitted and can obtained through the financial aid office. The Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics Scholarship (CSEMS) Program CSEMS is a new two-year program for upper-division undergraduates majoring in computer science, engineering or mathematics. The primary objective of the CSEMS program is to provide educational opportunities to low-income, academically talented students through scholarships that promote full-time enrollment and degree achievement in higher education. CSEMS Eligibility: Applicants must be:
This scholarship is prestigious in terms of recognition and award level. For 1999-2000, two UCSD students were awarded. In 1998-1999, four students received the Goldwater Scholarship. Listed below are the basic criteria and award information. For detailed scholarship application requirements, please refer to the guidelines enclosed with the application. Applications are available from the Scholarship Bulletin Board in the Student Financial Services/Bursars Lobby or can be downloaded from http://www.act.org/goldwater The faculty Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships and Honors will select the UCSD nominees and submit the candidates to the Goldwater Foundation for final review. Goldwater Scholarship Criteria:
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The Rueben H. Fleet Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is for students in the Science, Engineering and Mathematics Department: Five Scholarships of $5,000 each are available. Students who will be juniors or seniors at the universtiy level in 2000/2001 school year and are pursuing degrees in Science, Engineering or Mathematics are welcome to apply. To qualify for this scholarship, students must:
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ELEVENTH ANNUAL ALICE T. SCHAFER MATHEMATICS PRIZE FOR EXECELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS BY AN UNDERGRADUATE WOMAN One of our own math majors, Mari Campbell, was the 1999 recipient of this prestigious award. Now the Executive Committee of the Association for Women in Mathematics calls for nominations for the Alice T. Schafer Mathematics Prize to be awarded to an undergraduate woman for excellence in mathematics. All members of the mathematical community are invited to submit nominations for the Prize. The nominee may be at any level in her undergraduate career. Nominees must either be a U.S. citizen or have a school address in the United States. The Schafer Prize was established in 1990 by the Executive Committee of the AWM and is named for the AWM former president and one of the founding members, Alice T. Schafer, who contributed a great deal to women in mathematics throughout her career. The tenth annual Schafer Prize will be awarded at the Joint Prize Session at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in Washington, D.C. January 10-23, 2001. The letters of nomination should include, but not be limited to, an evaluation of the nominee on the following criteria:
With letter of nomination, please include a copy of transcripts and indicate undergraduate level. Additional supporting materials, (e.g. reports from summer work using math, copies of talks given by members of student chapters, recommendations letters from professors, colleagues, etc.), should be enclosed with the nomination, if applicable. Send FIVE complete copies of the nominations for this award to: The Alice T. Schafer Award Selection Committee
NOMINATION DEADLINE: OCTOBER 1, 2000 NOMINATIONS VIA EMAIL OF FAX ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. DEADLINE IS THE RECEIVED DATE NOT THE POSTMARKED DATE Any questions?
Hispanic Scholarship Fund Awards Generally Range From: $500 to $2,500 For Community College, Four Year, & Graduate Students MINIMUM ELIGIBILTY REQUIREMENTS
Applications are available through your Financial Aid Office, Minority Affairs Department, http://www.HSF.net , or mail a self-addressed, stamped, long business envelop (9" x 4") to: HISPANIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND
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