Information for
Current Scholarship RecipientsThe National Science Foundation has awarded a grant to the University of Delaware for undergraduate scholarships. The goal of the grant is to increase the number of students who successfully complete a major in computer science, engineering, or mathematics. Scholarships are renewable each year, based on the recipient meeting the expectations outlined below and the continued availability of funds from NSF.
Expectations of Scholarship Recipients:
- Maintain a high-quality GPS (at least 3.0, although exceptional cases that do not meet this criteria will be considered on an individual basis; students whose GPA falls below 2.7 are automatically ineligible).
- Participate in enrichment activities (some of which are mandatory), as outlined on our enrichment activity web page.
- Provide the University of Delaware NSF-CSEMS committee with an annual update of enrichment experiences.
- Maintain a current FAFSA (Free Application
for Federal Student Aid) on file in the Financial Aid Office. We
are unable to renew scholarships unless an updated FAFSA is on file
each year.
Information and Questions
The project management
team represents
a collaboration of faculty from computer science, engineering, and
mathematics,
and administrative personnel from student affairs and financial
planning,
whose expertise includes teaching and mentoring students, advisement
and
support services, and financial aid administration. Questions
about
the program in general should be addressed to Sandra Carberry at
carberry@cis.udel.edu
; questions about financial aid eligibility should be directed to
Johnie
Burton (Director of Financial Aid) at jburton@udel.edu ;
questions
may also be addressed to any member of the NSF-CSEMS committee whose
names and affiliations are
given
below:
- Johnie Burton, Director of Financial Aid; jburton@udel.edu
- Sandra Carberry, Professor of Computer and Information Sciences; carberry@cis.udel.edu
- David Olagunju, Associate Professor of Mathematics; olagunju@math.udel.edu,
- Olufemi Olowolafe, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering; olowolaf@eecis.udel.edu
- Michael Vaughan, Assistant Dean for Engineering Student Affairs; vaughan@udel.edu