Susan Guise Sheridan, Ph.D. Dept. of Anthropology, University of Notre Dame

A National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates Site

Jaime M. Ullinger, MA   Dept. of Anthropology, The Ohio State University

Department of Anthropology, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN  46556

Required Materials: 

The following materials must accompany your completed application:

1. Proof of current insurance  
   

2. An official transcript
   

3. Two (2) letters of recommendation
   

4. Xerox of student ID
   

It is the sole responsibility of the student to ensure that all supporting materials arrive by the deadline date. 

Applications missing any portion of the required documentation will be excluded from consideration for a Summer Fellowship.

Dates:

Successful finalists will be notified by April 10th.  Ten fellowships will be awarded, providing one week for official acceptance/declination by the awardee.

Awardees:

Upon receipt of official acceptance of our Fellowship offer from the recipient, awardees will receive materials pertaining to the course including the syllabus, calendar of events, a reading list,  and housing/dining information. 

Upon arrival:

Participants will be provided a reading packet with background information on the collection, site, region, and topic of focus when they arrive on campus.  You will also be given all necessary office supplies, books, a lab manual, key, xerox card, and memory stick for data backup.

Important Dates:

March 31 -- Receipt of all application materials

April 10 --    Notification of awardees

April 15 --    Final acceptance date for awardees

June  7 --    Arrival in South Bend

June 8 --     First day of class

July 23 --    Final day in lab (do not plan departure before 3 pm)

Click on the icon above to go to the application website.

Deadline:

All students must apply using the forms provided on this website.  The deadline for RECEIPT of the application is March 31, 2009.   No late applications (click the ND icon below, left) will be accepted. 

Application and Letter of Recommendation Forms are now online.

Click on the ND below for the 2009 Application.

**  Please be aware that the course runs for 8 hours per day (10 am-6 pm), 5 days per week, for 7 weeks.  You are expected to be in the lab each day, and to participate in all group activities.**

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