NASA Planetary Science Summer School

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NASA Planetary Science Summer School August 2-6,
2004 Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California
Institute of Technology, Pasadena,
California Application Due June 1,
2004 Eligibility requirements Preference is
given to graduate and post-doc science and
engineering students with a strong interest in
planetary exploration. Applicants must be living
within the U.S. at the time of the application.
Limited funds are available to provide partial
support for travel and lodging. (See item26
below). A letter of recommendation by your
thesis or dissertation adviser or current
supervisor is required. Personal Information 1)
Name 2) Citizenship (country) U.S. Permanent
Resident? Green Card No. Visa No. 3) Home
Address 4) City, State, Zip 5) Telephone 6)
E-mail 7) Employer School Information 8)
University 9) Address 10) City, State,
Zip 11) Telephone
Post-Docs and Recent PhDs 19) Date of
Degree 20) Discipline 21) Research
Activity 22) Advisor 23) Department 24)Telephon
e 25)Signature
Graduate Students 12) Target Degree/Date 13)
Discipline 14) Thesis Topic 15) Advisor 16)
Department 17) Telephone 18) Signature
26) I request partial travel and lodging funds.
(y/n) (Civil servants, JPL employees,
Caltech students, and individuals living outside
the United States are not eligible for financial
support.) 27) How did you hear about this
Program? 28) Have you attended before? (y/n,
year) 29) Describe how your research/thesis topic
relates to the theme and discussion topics of the
summer school and what the benefits will be to
you. (Attach a typed description, no longer than
one page.) 30) Send signed letter of
recommendation from faculty advisor or current
supervisor, on letterhead. 31) Applicants
Signature 32) Date Fax application to (818)
354-7586 or send via U.S. Mail to C.
Karpinski, JPL 4800 Oak Grove Drive, M/S
311-100 Pasadena, CA 91109-8099 Email
Corinne.L.Karpinski_at_jpl.nasa.gov