[Cuga] *Reminder* Feedback on JSA Promising Young Scientist program- a message from Rakitha Beminiwattha

[Lorelei Carlson]

Dear Users,
I would like to request your feedback on JSA Promising Young Scientist program to better serve the future young scientist participants. Please follow to the online survey in the below link and complete the survey.

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If you would like to know more about the program this is an executive summary.

The Jefferson Science Associates Promising Young Scientist program has two primary goals:
1. To support junior nuclear physicists in preparing for a highly competitive academic job market.
2. To promote the effective dissemination of exciting new developments in nuclear physics.

To achieve these goals, the JSA Promising Young Scientist program invites some of the best and brightest post-doctoral researchers affiliated with Jefferson Lab to meet with the faculty and present a colloquium at one of the participating host institutions.

More information about this program can be found here

https://wiki.jlab.org/cugwiki/index.php/JSA_Promising_Young_Scientist

Thank you for your time!

Rakitha Beminiwattha (Program Chair)
Assistant Professor of Physics
Louisiana Tech University
Tel No. 318 257 2435
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