We want to help you be successful in developing your ideas and personal statements.
Our Environmental Engineering group will be offering an opportunity to have faculty and current PhD students with NSF GFRP help you conceive and draft your application. The NSF funds over a 1000 PhD 4-year fellowships every year. We will hold a 2-day workshop at Arizona State University for a select group of 4 to 8 students who are eligible, for the first time, to apply for the NSF GFRP. You are not required to attend ASU for your graduate degree, although we hope you consider our graduate Environmental Engineering program which is ranked to 20 in USA (top 10 among public universities) by US News and #11 in the world by various ranking associations.
We plan to cover airfare, hotel and food during your 2 days at ASU. This will be a cohort of applicants interested in any/all areas of environmental engineering, sustainable engineering, and/or water resources. Information on our program is here, but please visit our individual faculty websites too as these are updated more frequently with project details.
Space is limited. We are planning for late September or early October – so contact us soon.
Please contact Tiffany Rybiski Tiffany.Rybiski@asu.edu if you are interested in more information, or myself.