Available to faculty and professionals outside academe, the awards range from two months to a full academic year with openings in humanities, social sciences, natural and applied sciences and professional fields such as business, journalism and law. Since 1946, the Fulbright Program has offered faculty, professionals, teachers and students the opportunity to conduct research, teach or study abroad and to make a contribution to the growth of mutual understanding among countries and individuals. Applications are due Aug. 1, 1996. The audience will have the opportunity for questions and discussion while meeting the scientists. It is underwritten by the Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology with support from the community-based Brain Imaging Center Committee.
Admission is free.
For information, call 824-4268. Friday, May 17 in the Student Center's Monarch Bay Room. This symposium will explore the history of the Web and its impact on work and lifestyles. Emerging trends in Web management, Internet security and the potential impact of the new Java language will be examined. Demonstrations of Web uses and hands-on assistance with Web navigation will also be offered.