NSF GK-12 Program
Responsibilites of: Applications for:
 


Undergraduate Fellows Application This Fellowship Officially begins in Fall 2008.

  Applicant's  U. S. Residency Status:      
     
                       
  Applicant's First Name: MI:  Last Name:      
       
  University ID Number (UIN):     Phone Number:    
      - -    
  Email Address:            
             
  Mailing Address:            
           
  City: State: Zip Code:      
       
  Major: Current GPA: SAT or ACT Score Expected
Graduation Date
 
   
                       
  Activities and Awards            
  Complete each of  the following (for as many as apply):        
  1.  List college activities (including student government, sports, school publications, student-faculty committees, arts, musical endeavors, etc.).  List those that are most significant to you first.  
     Name of Activity     Office Held   Date  
  a.  
  b.  
  c.  
  d.  
  e.  
  f.  
           
  2.  List public service and community activities since your high school graduation (include projects, environmental protection and conservation efforts, advocacy activities, volunteer work for non-profit, and/or work with religious organizations, as applicable).  Do not repeat items listed previously.  
     Activity and Description of Role     Date  
  a.  
         
  b.  
         
  c.  
         
  d.  
         
  e.  
         
  3.  List part-time and full time jobs and/or internships (paid or non-paid) since your high school graduation.  
     Job   Title Date Paid?  
  a.  
  b.  
  c.  
  d.  
  e.  
  f.  
                       
  4. List awards, scholarships, or special recognitions you have received while in college.  Do not repeat items listed elsewhere.  
     Awards and Sponsoring Organizations Date  
  a.  
  b.  
  c.  
  d.  
  e.  
  f.  
                       
  5.  What do you expect to contribute as a STEM Fellow, and how do you expect to benefit?    
     
                       

 

 

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The PEER Program is composed of three grants entitled "GK-12 Fellows Integrate Science/Math in Rural Middle Schools", "Integrating Environmental Health Science in Rural Schools," and a NCRR SEPA grant entitled "Science Promotion in Rural Middle Schools".

Major funding for the PEER Program is provided by the
National Science Foundation,
the
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
and the National Center for Research Resources


 

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