national physical science consortium (graduate fellowships in the physical sciences)

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NPSC provides university members an opportunity to improve and expand relationships with industry and research laboratories, to enhance existing university recruiting efforts, and to strengthen existing mentorship and financial support systems, formal and informal. In addition, for a small fee, the complete database of all current NPSC applicants (prescreened, physical science and engineering majors headed for the Ph.D.) is made available to each NPSC member university for their own internal recruitment efforts. NPSC Fellows are encouraged, upon graduation, to seek employment first with their sponsoring employer and, failing that, with another Consortium member.

For more information, call the NPSC Executive Director at (213) 821-2409 or send an email to: npschq@npsc.org.


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Fellowship Information Unique Features Featured Fellows FAQ University Commitment Signatory Institutions Join The Consortium	Join the Consortium Member Benefits: NPSC provides university members an opportunity to improve and expand relationships with industry and research laboratories, to enhance existing university recruiting efforts, and to strengthen existing mentorship and financial support systems, formal and informal. In addition, for a small fee, the complete database of all current NPSC applicants (prescreened, physical science and engineering majors headed for the Ph.D.) is made available to each NPSC member university for their own internal recruitment efforts. NPSC Fellows are encouraged, upon graduation, to seek employment first with their sponsoring employer and, failing that, with another Consortium member. For more information, call the NPSC Executive Director at (213) 821-2409 or send an email to: npschq@npsc.org. © Copyright 2004, National Physical Science Consortium.	NPSC provides university members an opportunity to improve and expand relationships with industry and research laboratories, to enhance existing university recruiting efforts, and to strengthen existing mentorship and financial support systems.