[Cugapost] JSA/JLab Distinguished Theory Student Fellowship - PhD Opportunity

[Lorelei Chopard]

Dear Colleagues,


I would be grateful if you would bring the following opportunity to the
attention of any final-year undergraduates who may wish to pursue a PhD
in theoretical hadronic/nuclear physics.

Further details on on the web sitehttp://wwwold.jlab.org/div_dept/theory/studentship.html.


Many thanks,

David Richards

Jefferson Lab and Jefferson Science Associates LLC invite applications 
for the JSA/JLab Distinguished Theory Student Fellowship, a program 
creating a new generation of theoretical physicists. This fellowship is 
open to students in the final year of their undergraduate degree 
programs, and will be based at the US Department of Energy's Thomas 
Jefferson National Accelerator Facility in Newport News Virginia.

The fellowship recipient will be a full member of Jefferson Lab's Theory 
Center and will be enrolled at Hampton University, Old Dominion 
University or The College of William & Mary, where he or she will obtain 
a Ph.D. In addition to a stipend, the fellowship provides a supplement 
of $3,000 per annum, and a grant in the first year of $2,000 for a 
computer books and supplies. At the end of the first year, the 
fellowship will be supported by Jefferson Laboratory, provided he or she 
pursues a program of research of interest to Jefferson Lab's Theory Center.

	Applications, which must include an academic transcript, three letters of
recommendation, and a one-page description of interest in Jefferson
Lab's program, should be submitted by 8th February 2013 to:

Search Committee JSA/JLab Distinguished Theory Student Fellowship 
Jefferson Lab 12000 Jefferson Avenue, Suite #1 Newport News, VA 23606 USA

In addition, applicants are encouraged to apply for admission to the 
graduate programs of Hampton University, Old Dominion University and the 
College of William and Mary.

This project is supported by the JSA Initiatives Fund Program, Fund 
Program, a commitment from the JSA owners, SURA and CSC/ATG, to support 
programs, initiatives and activities that further the scientific 
outreach, and promote the science, education and technology missions of 
Jefferson Lab and benefit the Lab user community.

For additional questions, contact David Richards at dgr at jlab.org 
<mailto:dgr at jlab.org> or 757-269-7736.

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