Program Description
Individuals selected for fellowships conduct independent research in ETS's offices in Princeton, N.J. A wide-variety of research is acceptable including: measurement theory, validity, natural language processing and computational linguistics, cognitive psychology, learning theory, linguistics, speech recognition and processing, teaching and classroom research, and statistics.
The goals of the program are to
* provide research opportunities to individuals who hold a doctorate in the fields indicated above
* increase the number of women and underrepresented minority professionals conducting research in educational measurement and related fields
Areas of study: computer science, psychology
Open to students from: any region
Average award amount: $50,000
Eligibility Requirements
* Doctorate in a relevant discipline
* Evidence of prior research
The main criteria for selection are the candidate's scholarship and the technical strength of the proposed topic of research. Another key factor is the explicit objective of the research and its relationship to ETS research goals and priorities. ETS affirmative action objectives are considered.
Further Information
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Contact
Educational Testing Service
Research and Development Division
Rosedale Road, Mail Stop 09-R
Princeton, NJ
08541-0001
Tel: 1-609-734-5543
Email: internfellowships@ ets.org
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