The 2002 AT&T Leadership Award is now open for enrollment. There are 30
US$4,000 awards given to successful finalists for use towards educational
expenses (there are no obligations to AT&T associated with the awards). The
AT&T Leadership Award is made available to students from Australia, The
People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, The Republic
of Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan (Republic of
China) and Thailand.
To qualify, all applicants must commence first year studies in a full-time
undergraduate or graduate degree program at an accredited college or
university in the United States between January and September 2002. English
language learners with probationary acceptance at a U.S. college or
university to pursue a full-time undergraduate or graduate degree by
September 2002 are also eligible. You also must be a citizen/PR of one of
these 13 countries/regions in Asia/Pacific: Australia, China, Hong Kong,
India, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand,
Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand.
Find more detail information at : http://www.ap.att.com
Denny H. Witjaksana
Finance Dept. - Northeast Market
AT&T Broadband
6 Campanelli Drive
Andover, MA 01810-1095, U.S.A.
Phone: +1-978-258-4225
Fax : +1-978-682-5067
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Congratulations to the 2001 Award recipients:
Australia
Jason Gray, Harvard University, Master - Law
China
Zheng Xin, Amherst College, Bachelor - Comp Science
Zhang Lan, Harvard University, Ph D - Medicine
Xia Chun, University of Minnesota, Ph D - Economics
Ding Hua, University of Georgia, Master - Business
Hong Kong
Shiu Hong Ki Chris, Princeton University, Master - Finance
India
Varma Rohit, Stanford University, Ph D - Comp Science
Saran Indrani, Amherst College, Bachelor - (undecided)
Chandrasekhar Shruti, MIT University, Bachelor - Engineer
Madhavan Guruprasad, SUNY Stony Brook, Ph D - Engineer
Indonesia
Sarwin Erlin, University of Hawaii Manoa, Master - Accounting
Siauw Djiao Mei, Cornell University , Bachelor - Comp Science
Japan
Takako Morita, University of CA Berkeley, JD - Law
Sachiko Morita, University of CA Berkeley, JD - Law
Ryo Hayama, Cornell University, Bachelor- Biology
Ayako Hayashi, Indiana University, Ph D in Recreation
Korea
Euljung Chun, Harvard University, Master - Education
Jean Chung, Georgetown University, Master - Public Policy
Juhyun Jeong, Stanford University, Bachelor- (undecided)
Keum Bee-Seon, Yale University, Bachelor - (undecided)
Malaysia
Ong Ee Cheng, Wellesley University, Bachelor - Lib Arts
Oh Horng Xin, Cornell University, Bachelor - Biology
Philippines
Jerome Uy, Harvard University, Master - Business
Al Fuertes, George Mason University, PhD - Conflict Anal
Singapore
Ler Kuang Yuan, MIT University, Master - Engineer
Taiwan
Chang Chia-Chien, University of Texas Austin, PhD - Education
Li Yu-Yun, Harvard University, Master - Business
Yang Fan Pei, University of CA Berkeley, Ph D - Linguistics
Thailand
Nuntramas Phacharapho, University of Michigan, Ph D - Ec
