Wednesday, January 30, 2013

http://education.scripps.edu/outreach/ca/surf

Summer Undergraduate Research Fellows (SURF) Program

The Kellogg School of Science and Technology invites applications from students who are interested in its ten-week Summer Undergraduate Research Fellows (SURF) Program; a program provides its participants the opportunity to perform cutting-edge research in one of our laboratories side by side with our world-renowned faculty.
The goals of the program are to (1) increase the number of underrepresented and first-generation to college students who consider careers in biomedical research; (2) make program participants feel comfortable in a lab setting and increase their research skills; (3) teach participants to think critically about the theory and application of biomedical research; and (4) increase the participants’ proficiency in communicating scientific concepts.
Students can choose to apply to either the La Jolla campus in California or the Jupiter campus in Florida with one application. Apply here.
Program Dates
June 10 - August 16, 2013 (ten weeks)
Start and end dates are flexible and can be adjusted based on the participant's schedule; however, participants must complete ten-weeks.
Program Details
Program Eligibility
Admissions Guidelines
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact the Office of Educational Outreach

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Summer Opportunities


Opportunities at Georgia Tech


Opportunities Away From Georgia Tech

General Research Opportunities and Lists

Biomedical Opportunities

Biology, Life Science, and Medical Opportunities

Nanotechnology Opportunities

Physics Opportunities

Aerospace Opportunities

Friday, January 25, 2013

Welcome to the BME Academic Office Undergraduate blog!

This blog exists mostly for informational purposes for BME Undergraduate Students, to answer questions, highlight opportunities, and provide a place where students can find out what's going on.  The idea is to reduce the need for email, and to give students a place to find things out quickly, as well as be interactive with the Academic Office, and other students.  This tab, "What's New", will consist of news, updates, information, reminders, etc.  It is tied to "Labels" on the right side for easy searching. 

Besides the informational tabs, there is a one about and for students called "Spotlight", which will be a place to highlight awards and accomplishments, among other things.  We don't always know what's going on, so if you have been recognized for something, or know someone who has, let us know!  It will also be a place
where we will randomly select students to tell a little about themselves, and where you can upload things such as study abroad blogs, class videos, etc.  Material included here is up to the discretion of the Academic Office staff. 

Another tab for students is labeled "Promotion".  We get quite a few requests for emails about events or meetings to be sent to all BME students.  We don't send them all out.  But we can put those under this tab, so you can see what groups or meetings that other students are trying to promote.  Note that groups that have a direct connection with BME will still also have their notices sent via email, such as BMES, AEMB, SAB, GTNeuro, BROS and the Pioneer. 

Our last tab "Slivers", is for us, members of the Academic Office.  Here we will post anything we want, either fun or serious, related to BME or not.   

Check the site often, there will usually be something new!
Below is a list of financial aid and scholarship application deadlines:
  • January 30: Campus deadline for Boren Scholarship for summer, fall and academic year. Available to undergraduate students studying outside of Western Europe. For more information, please visit: www.borenawards.org.
  • January 31: Application deadline for DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) Scholarship for upcoming academic year. Available to students studying in Germany for 4-10 months. For more information, please visit: www.daad.org.
  • February 15: Students receiving financial aid who are planning to study abroad during the summer term will need to complete a summer financial aid application by February 15. These applications are available on the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid website, www.finaid.gatech.edu/summer.      
  • February 26: Campus deadline for Gilman International Scholarship for summer, fall and academic year. Available to Pell Grant recipients only. For more information, please visit: www.iie.org/gilman.
  • April 5: Deadline for Georgia Tech sponsored scholarships for Spring 2014. Available to Georgia Tech undergraduate students. Click here to apply.      
Please note that because some of these national scholarships require a campus review, the Georgia Tech campus deadline may be earlier than the national deadline listed on the scholarship’s website.
To find out more about Georgia Tech Study Abroad programs, visit www.oie.gatech.edu/study-abroad or stop by the Office of International Education in Savant 211.

Upcoming Study Abroad Application Deadlines:
Jan. 25:
  • Japan - GE3-Tohoku Exchange Program (academic year)
Feb. 1:
  • Australia - Queensland Exchange Program (fall and academic year)
  • England - LSE England Exchange Program (academic year)
  • France- INSA Lyon Exchange Program (academic year)
  • Japan - Rikkyo Tokyo Business Exchange Program (academic year)
  • Most GE3 Exchange Programs (fall and academic year)
Feb. 15:
  • Remaining GT Summer Exchange Programs
  • Most GT Fall & Academic Year Exchange Programs
  • Most GT Faculty-Led Study Abroad Programs
March 20:
  • Georgia Tech-Lorraine Undergrad Program (fall)
If the deadline falls on a weekend or holiday, students may turn in their application on the following business day.
Click here for a detailed list of deadlines and application instructions.

Monday, January 21, 2013

Dear Students,

This year, the Student Alumni Association is inviting YOU to vote for your favorite campus organization to receive a $20,000 gift from alumni.  Why not vote for an organization that serves students every single day?  Why not vote for a group of professionals whose entire purpose is to ensure your well-being at Georgia Tech and to help you graduate?  Why not vote for your academic advisor?

 


The Georgia Tech Academic Advising Network (GTAAN) is your network of advisors who work to keep students encouraged, directed, focused and motivated to achieve your greatest success at Tech! GTAAN would like to continue to keep up with the times and your student needs as college life changes each year! Help support your GT advisors in gaining professional development that trickles down to more effective and inspiring advising for you and your peers! VOTE GTAAN! 



Please go to:  http://www.gtsaa.com/giftvote and cast your vote for GTAAN!