NASA Undergraduate Student Research Program (NASA-USRP)
Kurt Larsen
Summer 2001 and Fall 2001
Complete program guidelines with a downloadable application are now posted
at http://education.nasa.gov/usrp or contact Mervyn A. Jones at:
mjo...@hq.nasa.gov
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is sponsoring the NASA
Undergraduate Student Research Program (NASA-USRP) offering undergraduates
across the United States mentored research experiences at nine
participating NASA Centers. Two sessions will be offered: 10 weeks during
Summer 2001 and 15 weeks during Fall 2001.
FIELDS
engineering, mathematics, computer science or physical/life sciences
TARGETED GROUPS
Applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements to participate
in the NASA-USRP pilot:
- U.S. Citizenship
- Classified as a Junior or Senior after Spring 2001 semester/quarter
- Enrolled full-time in an accredited U.S. college or university; Community
college may apply, however placement is contingent on matriculation - into
a four-year institution as a rising Junior.
- Academic major or demonstrated coursework concentration in engineering,
mathematics, computer science, or physical/life sciences
- Demonstrated strong interest/commitment to one of the above career fields
or disciplines (e.g., science/math/engineering fairs, clubs, or awards;
tutoring/mentoring; internships or other related experience)
- Minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0
Female and male students of all races, creeds, colors, national origins,
ages, and disabilities are encouraged to apply.
AWARD
Students will receive $5,000 (10 week summer session) or $7,500 (15 week
fall session) stipend for the research experience plus one round-trip
airfare or ground transportation costs to and from the NASA Host Center. A
housing allowance of $800 will be provided for students participating at
Ames Research Center and Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
PHONE: 757.865.0726 FAX: 757.865.7965
E-MAIL: mjo...@hq.nasa.gov WWW: http://education.nasa.gov/usrp
(application and guidelines)
DEADLINE: January 26, 2001
Updated: 12/04/2000