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| Johns Hopkins University / Applied Physics Laboratory Alexander Kossiakoff Scholarship |
Purpose:
Recognize and encourage promising applied systems engineering research by students in a Masters or Doctoral program. The award carries a $5,000 grant to the student along with a paid internship at JHU/APL working on relevant systems engineering problems. The student will also be provided with a plaque and recognition at the Annual INCOSE Symposium.
Criteria:
- Rigor and creativity of proposed applied research
- Potential application to Applied Physics Laboratory systems engineering interests
- Strength of resume and bio sketch
- Strength of academic recommendations
- Additional attributes noted in the applicant’s materials that go beyond the application requirements.
Application Process:
- Each applicant must submit an application package to include a complete resume/vitae, a brief bio-sketch, description of the study/research areas of interest (at least 3-4 pages), and a discussion of the contribution and expected outcomes that will benefit applications of interest to the Laboratory.
- Applicants must have two faculty references submit recommendation letters on their behalf.
- Completed applications and faculty references must be received by 1 May of each year. (The award will be made at the annual INCOSE Symposium)
Eligibility Requirements:
- Applicant must be a U.S. citizen and an admitted student in a Masters or Doctoral Program in Systems Engineering at an accredited university.
- An applicant seeking the award must submit an application.
- Applicants may not receive more than one award.
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Andrew is an Assistant Program Manager for Systems Engineering at the Naval Air Systems Command within the Department of Defense. He is currently enrolled in the Master of Science in Systems Engineering Program at the Johns Hopkins University. His research areas and aerospace interests include work for the lunar polar mission, software and future mission design for spacecraft, and autonomous systems research and development. |
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