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The Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships SURF/L&S DEADLINE: FRI, MARCH 9, 2012
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The Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship/L&S program (SURF/L&S) is designed to allow Berkeley undergraduates in the College of Letters and Science to spend the summer doing concentrated research in preparation for a senior thesis or another major capstone research project. In Summer 2012 fellows will receive a $3,250 summer stipend, which is intended to cover basic living expenses for two months. SURF Fellows receive an additional $250 when they complete projects and graduate as scheduled. Students with need-based financial aid may be eligible for additional funds. For summer of 2012 we anticipate funding about forty students. ***** We are pleased to announce a new program, SURF/Rose Hills, to be run parallel to SURF L&S, to allow students in certain mathematics, science, and engineering majors in the colleges of L&S, Natural Resources, Engineering, and Chemistry. to immerse themselves in full-time research over the summer. Thanks to the generous support of The Rose Hills Foundation, we are now able to offer fellowships for up to $6,000: $5,000 for the student, and $950 for supplies. This can be either: Additional benefits of both programs In addition to receiving funding, each summer fellow will be assigned to a research cluster, which will meet weekly throughout the summer. In the cluster you will find a community of undergraduate researchers with similar interests and problems, as well as a cluster mentor, an experienced researcher to help guide your efforts. Primary guidance in research will come from individual faculty mentors, but most students have found it useful to meet with other students who are grappling with related research issues. SURF fellows also have the opportunity to make a research presentation or present a poster at the SURF conference on August 20-21, 2012. Interested in applying? Here's how to proceed Read the "info" link carefully to understand eligibility and obligations for the programs. Read the "applications" link carefully to understand what is required to apply, and to get to the on-line application. The "resources" link will point you towards helpful documents, workshops, and people that will guide you as you design your project and prepare your application. We look forward to meeting you and reading your applications! Missed the info session? Here's the powerpoint that was presented.
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