University of North Texas
Department of Chemistry

W.N. Masters Award Application

The W. N. Masters Scholarship is available for qualified students who currently have a junior or senior standing. The scholarship carries a stipend of not less than $500 for the academic school year. To qualify, the following conditions must be met:

1. You must be a declared and listed major in Chemistry or Biochemistry.

2. You must currently have a junior or senior standing.

3. Two letters of recommendation from faculty members are required. It is the candidate's responsibility to see that the recommendation letters are supplied to the Masters Committee in time for evaluation.

4. You must have a record of outstanding scholarship.

5. A set of transcripts of all college work must accompany the application (The Chemistry Student Services Office can print your transcripts for you).

6. Although undergraduate research participation is not a necessary condition, it would certainly be given consideration by the Masters Scholarship Committee.

7. You cannot by a graduating senior (you are not expecting to graduate in May or December 2010).

Name
Address

Internet Address
Home Phone Number
Major

I will receive
B.A.
B.S.

on

Number of North Texas credit hours already earned:

Total credit hours (all college work) already earned:

Number of North Texas credit hours currently (Spring, 2010) enrolled in:

Grade Point Average at North Texas:

Grade Point Average in Chemistry:

Please ask two North Texas faculty members to provide letters of recommendation.

Their names are:



Please arrange for your letters of recommendation to be sent directly to the Chair, Undergraduate Affairs Committee, at the following address:

Chair, Undergraduate Affairs Committee
Department of Chemistry
University of North Texas
1155 Union Station, Box 305070
Denton, TX 76203

(940) 565-3554 (Voice)
(940) 369-8474 (FAX)
Internet: chem@unt.edu

You may also drop off your application materials to the Chemistry Student Services Office, located in the Chemistry Building, Room 207.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 2010




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