Ph.D. candidates are also eligible to apply. If you are interested in applying for the fellowship, contact Sheryle Carpenter in 153 Everitt Lab. Applications are due in 153 EL by January 31, 2000. All of these awards require that the student be enrolled in the Ph.D. program of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UIUC and that the student shall have successfully passed his or her qualifying examination. In addition each award requires that the student have demonstrated excellence in research in one of the areas of electrical and computer engineering.
Interested students are welcome to drop in any time with their resumes.
Graduate Students, Academic Professionals, and Faculty Members in the College of Engineering Sheila Tobias, noted author and science educator, has been invited by Provost Herman to the University of Illinois Campus January 29th-February 2nd. A New Breed for the New Century. On Monday evening, the Provost's office will sponsor a public lecture. On Monday and Tuesday there will be time for groups of students and faculty to meet with Tobias. I invite you to attend one of the lectures.