Three JCET employees were recognized at the UMBC Service Awards Ceremony held on December 5, 2012. Research Analyst Keith Evans was recognized for 15 years of service. Business Managers Mary Dawson and Margo Young received their 5 year service awards. For more information including photos of the celebration, click here.
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You will receive an email in your myUMBC email account after your financial aid file has been processed. You can view your awards by choosing the ‘Billing and Personal Finances’, then select ‘Financial Aid Inquiry’. Please visit our website for more information about the awarding process.
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Your financial aid counselor will review your completed file for processing after you have submitted all requested documents. You should continue to monitor your Alerts to see if additional information is needed to complete your review. Please visit our website to see our current processing turnaround time.
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Seven German Universities of Applied Sciences (UAS7) is pleased to announce that in addition to the Study and Internship Program (SIP), in 2013-14 we will offer two new competitive programs that include scholarships for all successful applicants. The Study Program (SP) includes a semester on one of our member campuses, and our Internship Program (IP) includes a 2-6 month research internship at a laboratory or research institute on one of our campuses.
IP projects will be offered in the following fields: aeronautical engineering, architecture, biomedical and bioengineering, chemical engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, energy engineering, ergonomics, life sciences, logistics and management, materials science, mechanical engineering and mechatronics, nanoscience, and physical metrology and applied physics. This is a unique opportunity for students in the U.S. and Canada to experience research at a German university of applied sciences, where faculty research is based on strong connections to regional companies that depend on academic researchers for R&D.
SIP students may intern in these or in other fields through off-campus internships, and is therefore suited for a wider range of applicants.
Further details and application forms for all three programs and associated scholarships are available at http://www.uas7.org/scholarships/. The deadline for all three programs is February 15.
Please contact us and refer your students to us with any questions. Our New York office can be reached at info@uas7.org and during regular business hours (EST) at (212)758-3369.
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