[Cuga] APS GHP Dissertation Award- A message from Ramona Vogt

[Lorelei Chopard]

> ***APS GHP Dissertation Award*
>
> This is the first call for nominations for the newly-established APS
> Dissertation Award from the Topical Group on Hadronic Physics.
> Nominations are due to me by October 1.  Candidates should be
> APS members and join GHP -- it's free for students.  We look forward
> to outstanding nominees for the $1000 prize.
>
> best regards,
> Ramona Vogt
>
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>
> The GHP Executive Committee is pleased to announce the first call for
> nominations for its newly endowed American Physical Society Dissertation
> Award in Hadronic Physics.  Reaching the endowment milestone was made 
> possible
> in part by significant contributions from Brookhaven Science Associates,
> Jefferson Science Associates, LLC (the management contractor for Jefferson
> Laboratory), and Universities Research Association (the management 
> contractor
> for Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory).
>
> The first GHP Dissertation Award, $1000 and a travel allowance of up 
> to $1500 to
> attend the biennial GHP meeting, will be presented at the April 2013 GHP
> Meeting in Denver, Colorado. Nominations should be sent to Ramona Vogt
>
> rlvogt at lbl.gov <mailto:rlvogt at lbl.gov>,
>
> Chair of GHP and Chair of the Dissertation Award Committee,
> by October 1, 2012.  Other committee members are Mike Leitch (LANL), 
> Jianwei
> Qiu (BNL), Wally Melnitchouk (JLab) and Volker Crede (FSU).  Contact 
> Ramona for
> further information.
>
> If you know of a deserving student who has graduated or will graduate in
> the two-year period preceding the nomination deadline, please see
> http://www.aps.org/programs/honors/dissertation/hadronic.cfm
> for more details about eligibility and the contents of the nomination 
> package.
> The student should also be a GHP member at the time of nomination,
> it's free for students to join.
>
> The nominations will be evaluated based on: the quality of the written
> dissertation (40%), the contribution of the student to the research (30%),
> the impact of the work (15%), and the broader involvement of the 
> student in
> the community (15%).
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