Summer Opportunities for Students
Graduate Programs
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The summer school in biophysics at ORNL targets senior undergraduate, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in "exact sciences" (physics, mathematics, computer science, chemistry, materials sciences, etc.) who are interested in considering biosciences as future career direction. Our goal is to expose the participants to research opportunities at the interface of biological and physical & computational sciences while creating an interface through which the biological community can present the "exact sciences" community with problems that require advanced technical approach.
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This program conducted under the guidance of Miami University's Department of Mathematics and Statistics seeks talented undergraduate students in the mathematical sciences who are interested in pursuing advanced degrees. Because of the shortage of minorities and women mathematical scientists, African Americans and other underrepresented minorities and women are encouraged to apply. Applications for summer 2002 will be available online.
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The Midwest Partial Differential
Equations Seminar is a semiannual meeting on recent developments in partial
differential equations.
Chances available for reimbursement;
Next Seminar to be held at Indiana University, April 7-8, 2001.
Note: Takes place in the
fall and Spring.
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Broken up into three separate
programs: Goddard Space Flight Center, Ames Research Center, and Dryden
Flight Research Center; online applications available.
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The Mathematical Geophysics Summer
School
Topics include theory, geophysical applications, interdisciplinary applications, and applications to imaging and inverse problems. Application deadline is May 1, 2001.
Undergraduate Programs
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There are three programs for undergraduates: a Pre-REU for current freshman and sophomores; A bridge program for current juniors; and a bridge program for students entering graduate school in the mathematical sciences in the fall. Partially supported by NSF-DMS.
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The CCQC Summer Program focuses
more on chem and physics, but have strong math and programming skills to
apply.
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An intensive four-week mathematics
program for women finishing their sophomore year (in exceptional cases,
first year).
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A summer research program designed
to encourage undergraduates to pursue advanced degrees in math and sciences
and facilitate the access of graduate studies for Chicano, Latino, Native
American and other minority students in the sciences. Application deadline
is March 15, 2001.
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Hosted by George Washington University;
a five-week intensive program for mathematically- talented undergraduate
women who are completing their junior year and may be contemplating graduate
study in the mathematical sciences.
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For those considering research
careers in the mathematical sciences; Diversity being sought; application
available on-line.
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Page hosted by the University
of Pennsylvania. See entire site for varied opportunities.
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The Research Experience for Undergraduates
is an expansive program that offers a wide variety of Math programs.
For some reviews on REU's
by Harvard students, click here.
Note: Get your applications
in quickly! Check the individual sites for application deadlines...most
tend to be in February. This information current as of February 27, 2001.
However, new REU's may have been added. Click here
for additional listings at the NSF site.
High School Programs
Location: Texas A&M University, College Station
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CMST is a National Security Agency
Program. Applications available on-line.
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The Program in Mathematics for
Young Scientists has students from around the country gather on the campus
of Boston University for six weeks of rigorous mathematical activity, focusing
on Number Theory
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The SWT Honors Summer Math Camp
is an intensive summer program for outstanding high school students who
are excited about doing mathematics
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The Stanford University Math
Camp; Application information available on-line.
For more information on applying,
click on this e-mail link
and visit the above site.
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For Mathematically Talented High
School Students from around the World. Held at a different university on
the North American Continent every year. Camp conducted by the Mathematics
Foundation of America
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Offers students an opportunity
to advance in college preparatory high school courses. High school students
can earn 10 high school credits and complete one full year of a college
preparatory math or science class in just six weeks. Junior high students
may apply and attend, but will not receive credits. Download application
and information packets.
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Participants should demonstrate
motivation and a desire to explore new ideas. Held at Marymount College
Note: For girls of the
New York Metropolitan Area in Grades 10-12.