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Subject: Golden Key presents: "Families and Mental Illness: A
Personal Account" with Prof. Hinshaw
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Golden Key International Honour Society presents a special lecture
with Professor Steve Hinshaw on
the topic of "Families and Mental Illness."
When: Tuesday, March 21, 2005 @ 7:00pm
Where: 182 Dwinelle
This lecture is part of a series of open lectures provided by
honorary faculty members of Golden
Key. Everyone is welcome, so please spread the word and tell your
friends! This is a great
opportunity to attend a lecture by Prof. Hinshaw, who is chair of the
psychology department and
specializes in developmental psychopathology (and ADHD in
particular). It promises to be very
interesting and informative. See you there!
Diane Velasco
Golden Key PR Chair
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Dear Undergraduate Researchers,
This newsletter contains:
1. A reminder about three research program deadlines coming up THIS WEEK!
2. A list of undergraduate research funding programs with deadlines in April.
3. The last David Scholars Program Info Session, scheduled TODAY,
Tuesday March 21.
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1. These three deadlines are coming up THIS WEEK:
03-24-06 DEADLINE
SURF: Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (L&S)
Amount: $2,500. Funds independent summer
research; a few meetings in the summer. L&S only,
3.0 gpa; grad F'06 or Spr/Sum'07.
For more info, contact Terry Strathman, 642-3795,
[EMAIL PROTECTED], 313 Campbell #2922.
http://research.berkeley.edu/surf/index.html
03-24-06 DEADLINE
BERKELEY SUMMER BIOENGINEERING RESEARCH PROGRAM
Amount: $3,000. Participants work in campus
bioengineering lab all summer, present research;
Biotech industry tour. Project will be
bioengineering related, but any major OK with
appropriate background; apply any year. Student
must apply to one of the faculty projects listed
at the program website, which are posted in
February. For more info, contact Pam Reynolds,
643-3508, [EMAIL PROTECTED], 469 Evans
#1762, fax 2-5835.
http://bioeng.berkeley.edu/bsbrp/
03-24-06 DEADLINE
JUDITH LEE STRONACH BACCALAUREATE PRIZE
Amount: $25,000 (max.).
The prize supports intellectual and creative
pursuits that strive to advance awareness and
provide visibility for issues of social
consciousness and the public good. The award aims
to enable bright, ambitious students an
opportunity to create and complete a project that
extends and reflects upon undergraduate
coursework and research conducted at Berkeley.
Open to students who completed their
undergrad. degree at UCB in December 05 or will
complete it in May '06.
For more info, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] or Lenore
Kitts, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (available 10 hrs/wk.
for reading drafts).
http://ls.berkeley.edu/StronachPrize/
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2. Undergraduate Research Programs with deadlines in April:
04-?-06 Deadline:
GROUP Summer Research Apprenticeships (Townsend Center)
in the social sciences and humanities.
Amount: $2,500.
http://townsendcenter.berkeley.edu/groupapprentices.shtml
04-03-06 Deadline:
CENTER FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PEACE AND WELL-BEING UNDERGRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS
Amount: $4,000.
http://peacecenter.berkeley.edu/research_fellowships.html
4-28-06 Deadline:
TRAVEL GRANTS FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH (L&S only)
Amount: up to $500
http://research.berkeley.edu/travel
ASUC Academic Opportunity Fund Grants
Amount: usually up to $500
Deadline: rolling until $ is gone.
http://www.asuc.org/forstudents/index.php?s=3Dgrants
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3. DAVID SCHOLARS PROGRAM INFORMATION SESSION - TODAY!!!
Each year, the Nathan and Violet David Scholars Program gives
talented students $18,500 and the opportunity to participate in
undergraduate research in the sciences. It is the mission of this
program to facilitate positive social change by enabling students
with promising talent, but financial need to participate in
undergraduate research, gain admission to a competitive graduate
programs, and thus have the choice to pursue scientific careers at
the highest level.
Come learn more about the David Scholars Program at the information
session today:
Tuesday March 21, 2006
11:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
2063 VLSB
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