If you have applied to the Chemical and Physical Sciences I program at McMaster, you might consider applying for this scholarship:
What is it:
The prize is a paid research position in the Department of Physics & Astronomy working under the supervision of a faculty member. In the summer (2016) after their first year of university, the prizewinner will work full time for 16 weeks in a research laboratory or theoretical group. The nominal value of the prize is $6200 plus an early start on their research career!
Applications are due January 31st. Students interested in applying are asked to submit an essay describing a project related to physics, astronomy or biophysics that they have been involved in, and how it has shaped their interest in physics and astronomy. Possible examples are a science fair project, culminating task, lab experiment, volunteer position, special interest, lecture or event, club or competition, co-op placement. The essay must be 500 words or less. Applicants will be judged on their written responses and entrance average. Grades submitted with their program application will be used.
The online application website can be accessed through www.physics.mcmaster.ca and clicking on the link "Chemical and Physical Sciences Entrance Prize in Research", you can also access it directly here.
Wednesday, 28 January 2015
Waterloo Unlimited - Grade 10 Program
Waterloo Unlimited Grade 10 program | Theme of "Change" | Sunday, May 10 - Thursday, May 14, 2015
Application deadline: TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2014
High school students will experience lectures, seminars, workshops, labs and social time with faculty and students of the University of Waterloo.
We live in the midst of change: technological change, social change, political change, environmental change. In modern times humankind has experienced an unprecedented rapidity of change. How do we adapt, or not adapt... and what are the consequences? Students will consider the perspectives of scientists, engineers, writers, and philosophers, as they examine the dynamics of "Change".
Program fee: $450
Supervised overnight shared residence accommodation: $160
All supervision provided by the University of Waterloo.
Details and a printable brochure for students: http://www.unlimited.uwaterloo.ca
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/UW_Unlimited
Application deadline: TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2014
High school students will experience lectures, seminars, workshops, labs and social time with faculty and students of the University of Waterloo.
We live in the midst of change: technological change, social change, political change, environmental change. In modern times humankind has experienced an unprecedented rapidity of change. How do we adapt, or not adapt... and what are the consequences? Students will consider the perspectives of scientists, engineers, writers, and philosophers, as they examine the dynamics of "Change".
Program fee: $450
Supervised overnight shared residence accommodation: $160
All supervision provided by the University of Waterloo.
Details and a printable brochure for students: http://www.unlimited.uwaterloo.ca
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/UW_Unlimited
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
McMaster Physics and Astronomy Research Prize
There is a brand new research prize for first year students offered by the Department of Physics & Astronomy at McMaster University. Current Gr. 12 students who are interested in applying to the Chemical and Physical Science I program (formally Physical Sciences I) and considering an Honours program in the Physics Department can apply.
What is it:
The prize is a paid research position in the Department of Physics & Astronomy working under the supervision of a faculty member. In the summer (2016) after their first year of university, the prizewinner will work full time for 16 weeks in a research laboratory or theoretical group. The nominal value of the prize is $6200 plus an early start on their research career!
Applications are open now and will remain open until January 31st. Students interested in applying are asked to submit an essay describing a project related to physics, astronomy or biophysics that they have been involved in, and how it has shaped their interest in physics and astronomy. Possible examples are a science fair project, culminating task, lab experiment, volunteer position, special interest, lecture or event, club or competition, co-op placement. The essay must be 500 words or less. Applicants will be judged on their written responses and entrance average. Grades submitted with their program application will be used.
The online application website can be accessed through www.physics.mcmaster.ca and clicking on the link "Chemical and Physical Sciences Entrance Prize in Research", you can also access it directly here. I've also attached a PDF of our advertisement poster if you would like to post in your classroom.
Thursday, 27 November 2014
Waterloo Unlimited Grade 11 Program
Grade 11 Program | Theme of Design | March 16 -20, 2015 ( March Break for many schools)
Application deadline: December 15th, 2014
From engineering and the environment to science fiction and virtual reality, students will explore the theme of “Design” across disciplines. Attending lectures, seminars, and workshops on the University of Waterloo campus, they will join a community of like-minded high school peers from across Canada as they learn the Design Process and its application.
Program fee: $450 includes meals
Supervised overnight shared hotel accommodation: $300
Bursaries available.
Details on all programs, including an easily printable flyer to distribute to students, available here: https://uwaterloo.ca/unlimited
Wednesday, 19 November 2014
ExploraVision
Spurring creative minds and working to change the world around us.
That’s what the ExploraVision competition is all about.
This free hands-on, exciting competition encourages students of all grade levels to imagine what technology might be like in the future.
You can give your students a hands-on learning experience AND use it as an opportunity to work toward the goals of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) by engaging them in problem solving and critical thinking activities.
All it takes is a teacher sponsor like you to encourage your students to participate and fuel their excitement for scientific discovery.
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Thursday, 13 November 2014
PEO Activity - Engiteer's
The Oakville Chapter is launching a new design activity series called Engiteer's! These events will be open to students in Grade 6 - 12 and will run during weekday evenings. Each event will operate independently, allowing students to come when they are available.
Our first event is going to be on November 27, 2014 from 6-8 pm. Students are invited to come and build a chair out of cardboard, and see if it can support the whole team! Refreshments will be provided, and prizes awarded to the top chairs!
Please note that this is a student only event. Parents are welcome to drop students off and then explore the nearby area during the event.
To reserve your spot, register at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/take-a-seat-an-engiteers-activity-tickets-14309497091
Our first event is going to be on November 27, 2014 from 6-8 pm. Students are invited to come and build a chair out of cardboard, and see if it can support the whole team! Refreshments will be provided, and prizes awarded to the top chairs!
Please note that this is a student only event. Parents are welcome to drop students off and then explore the nearby area during the event.
To reserve your spot, register at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/take-a-seat-an-engiteers-activity-tickets-14309497091
Wednesday, 5 November 2014
Waterloo Unlimited - Grade 11 Program for March Break
Do you know an exceptional student with an array of interests? The transdisciplinary enrichment program Waterloo Unlimited, at the University of Waterloo, offers an excellent fit. Please consider passing on this opportunity to your highly engaged students.
Grade 11 Program | Theme of Design | March 16 -20, 2014 ( March Break for many schools)
Application deadline: December 15th, 2014
From engineering and the environment to science fiction and virtual reality, students will explore the theme of “Design” across disciplines. Attending lectures, seminars, and workshops on the University campus, they will join a community of like-minded high school peers from across Canada as they learn the Design Process and its application.
Program fee: $450 includes meals
Supervised overnight shared hotel accommodation: $300
Details on all programs, including an easily printable flyer to distribute to students, available here: https://uwaterloo.ca/unlimited
Thank you for helping to get the word out about these opportunities.
Kind regards
Rae
Rae Crossman
Program Director, Waterloo Unlimited
Centre for Knowledge Integration
University of Waterloo
EV1 Room 206
200 University Ave. West
Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1
519-888-4567, ext. 35159
rae@unlimited.uwaterloo.ca
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/UW_Unlimited
Waterloo Unlimited offers an enriched, transdisciplinary learning experience for exceptional high school students from across Canada. https://uwaterloo.ca/unlimited
Grade 11 Program | Theme of Design | March 16 -20, 2014 ( March Break for many schools)
Application deadline: December 15th, 2014
From engineering and the environment to science fiction and virtual reality, students will explore the theme of “Design” across disciplines. Attending lectures, seminars, and workshops on the University campus, they will join a community of like-minded high school peers from across Canada as they learn the Design Process and its application.
Program fee: $450 includes meals
Supervised overnight shared hotel accommodation: $300
Details on all programs, including an easily printable flyer to distribute to students, available here: https://uwaterloo.ca/unlimited
Thank you for helping to get the word out about these opportunities.
Kind regards
Rae
Rae Crossman
Program Director, Waterloo Unlimited
Centre for Knowledge Integration
University of Waterloo
EV1 Room 206
200 University Ave. West
Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1
519-888-4567, ext. 35159
rae@unlimited.uwaterloo.ca
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/UW_Unlimited
Waterloo Unlimited offers an enriched, transdisciplinary learning experience for exceptional high school students from across Canada. https://uwaterloo.ca/unlimited
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