The Judicial Fellows Commission seeks outstanding individuals who are interested in working in Washington, D.C. within the federal judiciary. Four positions are available to candidates who are familiar with the judicial system, have at least one postgraduate degree and two or more years of professional experience with high achievement. Multi-disciplinary training and experience is desirable. Application must consist of resume, 700-word essay expressing interest in the program, copies of two publications or other writing samples and three letters of reference forwarded directly to the program. The deadline for application is November 6, 1998.
Cost sharing is encouraged.
Proposals for purely instructional equipment are not eligible. The deadline for application is August 20, 1998. The deadline for receipt of nominations and reference forms for the 24th Alan T. Waterman Award is October 31, 1998. The award, presented annually to an outstanding young researcher in any field of science or engineering, will be announced and presented in May 1999. For the past 25 years, the NSF Bulletin has been the primary means of informing the public about NSF funding opportunities.