AGEP Summer Research Program: How To Apply


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AGEP SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM: HOW TO APPLY

Deadline: March 3, 2008

To apply to the Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate Summer Research Program at Rice University, please send:

A completed application for admission,
A resume and transcript,
A letter of recommendation, and
A statement of your potential contributions to Rice

by March 3, 2008 to:

Theresa Chatman
Project Manager
Rice University
AGEP - MS 641
6100 Main Street
Houston, TX 77005 -1892

The AGEP Summer Research Program runs June 2, of 2008 through August 8, of 2008. The program is open to undergraduate and graduate students. Applicants will be notified regarding their acceptance by mid April. For more information on this program, contact Theresa Chatman at tlc@rice.edu or (713) 348-5180.

If you are applying to the MIRTHE or VGrADS programs, please state it on a cover page.

Please note that you must be a US citizen or permanent resident to be eligible to apply.
Participants must provide proof of insurance.

Application for Admission

An AGEP application for admission is available here or you may apply online here.

Those who will be first-year graduate students in STEM fields at Rice as of the Fall should use these same Webpages and information to apply for the summer program.

Resume and Transcript

Please attach a resume listing your current classification (i.e., freshman, sophomore), academic major, grade point average, and previous related work and research experience, if any. Also include unofficial transcripts of all your college work.

Letter of Recommendation

Please submit one letter of recommendation from a faculty member.

Statement

In the cover letter to your application, please write a brief statement explaining how your admittance into the program would contribute to the diversity of the culture at Rice.

Along with this application, please return your resume listing your current classification (i.e., freshman, sophomore), academic major, grade point average, and previous related research and work experience, if any; unofficial college transcript(s); and one letter of recommendation from a faculty member.

Rice University is committed to cultural inclusiveness, and illustrates that by creating a learning community drawn from a full range of ethnic and cultural traditions represented throughout the world.



For more information contact: agep@rice.edu
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