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From: Lorna Fitzpatrick <turtle2@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Paid Summer Research Opportunities
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The Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) announces a unique
opportunity for faculty and graduate students who work in technical
disciplines.  As part of its annual Summer Research Program, AFOSR is
currently seeking dedicated academic scientists and engineers in a spectrum
of technical fields to participate in eight to twelve weeks of paid
research next summer.  Candidates who are selected to participate in the
Summer Research Program will be assigned to one of six Air Force
Laboratories or five Air Logistics Centers throughout the country, where
they will join with their Air Force colleagues to conduct key research on
technologies that are pivotal to our nation's defense.  Following the
conclusion of the Summer Research Program, AFOSR also offers selected
participants an opportunity to pursue their AFOSR-sponsored work at their
own academic institutions through the award of follow-on research grants
(the Summer Research Extension Program) in amounts up to $25,000. 

Faculty and graduate students alike must be free to work continuously for
an eight-to twelve week period from May 15 through September 30, 1996. 
Participants will be compensated at the following rates: Faculty members -
$770/week, Graduate students with masters' degrees - $470/week, Graduate
students with bachelors' degrees - $400/week.  Graduate students must be
U.S. citizens; faculty members may be either U.S. citizens or permanent
residents.  Application materials must be received by Research &
Development Laboratories (RDL) by the following dates: January 19, 1996
(faculty) and March 1, 1996 (graduate students). 

A brochure with detailed information and an application are available in
the Civil Engineering Advising Office - 201A More Hall.

Lorna Fitzpatrick, G.P.A.
Civil Engineering Advising Office
Phone: 685-2610



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