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GRFP Workshop

This is a past event.

Friday, September 29 at 4:00pm to 5:00pm

DM - Deuxieme Maison, 409A
11200 SW 8th ST, Deuxieme Maison, Miami, Florida 33199

Graduate student Alex David Rodriguez is set to share invaluable insights on effectively applying for the National Science Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP), a prestigious grant that has propelled many research careers. Drawing from his own experience and extensive research on the application process, Alex will demystify the oft-overwhelming grant application by breaking it down into manageable steps. He will emphasize the importance of presenting a compelling research proposal that not only showcases the applicant's scholarly rigor but also aligns with NSF's broader impact criteria. Additionally, Alex will provide tips on constructing a standout personal statement, curating a strong academic record, and securing compelling letters of recommendation. His talk aims to be a comprehensive guide for aspiring researchers, providing them with the tools and confidence to submit a strong GRFP application.

Event Type

Academics, Career development, Lectures & conferences, Workshops & webinars

Audience

Students

Tags

Graduate Students

Department
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Hashtag

#Math

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