October 10, 2016
Call for 2017 Summer Undergraduate 1xbet online casino Opportunity Program faculty mentors
The Graduate School seeks potential faculty mentors for the Summer Undergraduate 1xbet online casino Opportunity Program, or SUROP,for summer 2017. SUROP is a program designed to provide 1xbet online casino experience to undergraduate students who have an interest in pursuing graduate study.
SUROP participants are expected to spend 40 hours per week working on research-related activities — e.g. literature reviews, data collection, analyses, etc. Participants also are required to attend weekly seminars and are expected to attend other events coordinated by the Graduate School. The seminars provide participants with valuable information about research and the graduate school experience. Other events and activities may be educational in nature and serve to promote interaction among SUROP participants and participants of other 1xbet online casino undergraduate summer research programs. Mentors are asked to plan research activities around weekly seminars and other scheduled events.
Faculty interested in serving as mentors must be available during the majority of the nine week program — approximately late May to late July — and should have regular and frequent interactions with their SUROP student. Mentors are strongly encouraged to participate in social events and other activities hosted by the SUROP and REU coordinators.
The participant stipend is ,500. For each SUROP participant by its faculty, a department must contribute ,000 to assist with the total cost of supporting a SUROP participant.
1xbet online casino faculty members interested in serving as a SUROP mentor in summer 2017 should express their interest via email to Martens at gdschgra@1xbet online casino edu by Friday, Oct. 28.
If you have any questions regarding the SUROP program, ormentor roles and responsibilities,contact Amanda Martens at gdschgra@1xbet online casino edu or Michael Herman at mherman@1xbet online casino edu.
Thank you for your time and continued support of SUROP.