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Leonard M. Rieser Fellowship in Science, Technology, and
Global Security
The Fellowship will annually provide one-time awards of $2,500-$5,000
to between three and five undergraduate students, annually,
seeking to explore the connections between science, technology,
global security, and public policy (science students are especially
encouraged to apply). It will be presented to students whose
academic interests, extra-curricular activities, and career
aspirations demonstrate a significant interest in the role
of scientists in formulating public policy and in addressing
global security policy challenges.
Visit the Leonard M. Rieser web site http://www.thebulletin.org/fellow/.
Eligibility
Any undergraduate student studying at a U.S. college or university
is eligible to apply for the Rieser Fellowship. The Fellowship
may be used over the course of one year to support academic
research or professional development, in the United States
or abroad.
Application
- A completed application form downloaded from the Rieser
web site.
- A current resume.
- An 800-1,000 word narrative proposal describing the applicant's intended use of the
Fellowship. Students must provide substantiation of the viability of the proposed project
in the form of official letters of confirmation for internships, research and at proposed
institutions, acceptance to conferences, etc.
- A 1-page (single-spaced) personal essay, explaining how the applicant would benefit
from the Fellowship and the experience being proposed.
- A detailed project budget, indicating anticipated expenses.
- Two letters of recommendation from relevant faculty members at the applicant's college or university.
Prior to application, please notify George Lensing, Director,
Office of Distinguished Scholarships, 207 Graham Memorial
Hall, or email.
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