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Emerging Scholars Program

This program provides students with the opportunity to work as research assistants with faculty and receive a $500 stipend.
Interested?
Call Ms. Iva Williams in the Dean's Office, Namm 805, Phone 718.260.5008

Emerging Scholars Program – Fall 2011

The Emerging Scholars Program provides a $500 stipend for a student researcher assisting you with your research or other scholarly endeavors.  The purpose of the program is to help students develop a close relationship with a faculty member and promote a practical understanding of material learned in courses, while providing you with some assistance.  In order to be awarded the stipend, students are expected to:

  • Attend the September 15, 2011 organizational meeting in N1002 from 1-2pm
  • Work a few hours every week (~50 hours total) with their mentor*
  • Attend the workshop by Prof. Jody Rosen and Prof. Laureen Park on Tuesday, September 27 at 1-2:15pm in room G604 on Writing Abstracts for Research Projects.
  • Attend the workshop by Prof. Maura Smale on Thursday, October 27 at either 1-2pm or 4-5pm on Advance Research Techniques, in room A 540.
  • Attend the workshop by Prof. Justin Davis and Prof. Jody Rosen on Thursday, November 10, at either 1-2pm or 4-5pm on Developing and Delivering Effective Research Presentation.
  • Attend the workshop by Prof. Cinda Scott on Thursday, November 17 at either 1-2pm or 4-5pm on Designing a Research Poster Presentations.
  • Participate in the Honor-Scholars poster session at the end of the semester (Wednesday, December 7, 11:00 -4:00 PM and Thursday, December 8, 10-3 PM, Awards Ceremony will begin at 12:30 PM on December 8) 
  • Prepare abstract summarizing accomplishments and submit it to the mentor by Wednesday, November 23.  Mentors should proofread and email to me by Friday, November 25; earlier if possible. Students will be asked permission to publish their abstract on the college website and in the book of abstracts.
  • Be a full-time student in good academic standing (exceptional PT students are eligible for 50% stipends for 25 hours of work with their mentors)

*Due to restrictions in funding, students must be US residents or permanent resident aliens (they must have a social security number) to receive the stipend.  They must be recommended by a faculty member into the program, and be in good academic standing. In rare cases advanced part-time students are accepted into the program. Partial stipends may also be arranged for part-time students.  They participate a proportional number of hours, typically a stipend of $250 for 25 hours of work and must attend the workshops.

In order to be paid, a W-9 form must be completed and submitted to the Dean of Arts and Sciences, N 805. Stipends are sent to your home approximately 6- 8 weeks after the end of the semester. To insure timely delivery, please verify that the college has your correct address on file. At the Awards ceremony, you will receive a certificate for your accomplishments a copy of the book of abstracts.

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Spring 2011

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Fall 2010

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Spring 2010

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Fall 2009

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Spring 2009

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Fall 2008

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Spring 2008

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Fall 2007

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Spring 2007

» Abstracts of the Emerging Scholars Program Research Projects Fall 2006


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