Institution/ Organization: University of Memphis
Department: Institute for Intelligent Systems
Web Address: http://iis.memphis. edu
Level: PhD
Duties: Research,Project Work
Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics
Required Language(s): English (eng)
Description:
The Institute for Intelligent Systems (IIS) at the University of Memphis invites
applications from outstanding graduate students with an interest in dialogue
systems, computational semantics, and knowledge representation. Students with a
background in computational linguistics, artificial intelligence, cognitive
science and cognitive psychology are encouraged to apply. In addition to course
work, students will work part-time on innovative research projects, for which
they receive a tuition waver and stipend (minimum of $1000/month) . Students will
be trained to present at international conferences and publish in academic journals.
The Institute for Intelligent Systems (IIS) at the University of Memphis is an
interdisciplinary center that incorporates the fields of computer science,
cognitive science, psychology, computational linguistics, philosophy,
engineering, and physics. The students and faculty are working on a number of
Federal grants that involve the development and testing of intelligent tutoring
systems with natural language and dialogue facilities, of conversational agents
with speech generation, facial expressions, and gestures, and of other computer
systems that require natural language processing. For more information on the
IIS, see our website.
Applications for graduate student positions can be sent to Andrew Olney (see address below).
Please be sure to include in your application a cover letter indicating your research interests and skills. Also include an outline of your academic/career plans for the next three years. Finally, enclose a resume, listing your contact information and relevant experience.
Additional application must be made for admission into a home department. Check
http://www.memphis. edu/admissions/ and the relevant home department for deadlines.
Contact Andrew Olney for more information.
Application Deadline: 04-Apr-2009
Mailing Address for Applications:
Attn: Andrew Olney
365 Innovation Drive
University of Memphis
Memphis TN 38152
USA
Contact Information:
Andrew Olney
aolney@memphis. edu
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Showing posts with label graduate studies. Show all posts
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Nov 1, 2008
Graduate Studies in Ecology, Evolution and Systematic, UMSL
*Graduate Studies in Ecology, Evolution and Systematics*
*Department of Biology, University of Missouri-St. Louis*
*Teaching and Research Fellowships*
PROGRAM: The Department of Biology (* http://www.umsl. edu/~biology/ index.html* )
at the University of Missouri-St. Louis (*http://www.umsl. edu) is recruiting graduate students to join its Ph.D. and master's programs in *Ecology, Evolution and Systematics (EES).* Biology graduate students in EES conduct research on a variety of topics in ecology, population biology, behavior, evolution, systematics, and conservation. The programs maintain a strong focus in tropical ecology, with a large proportion of students coming from Latin America, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Islands. Successful applicants have strong academic credentials and are offered Teaching or Research Assistantships that provide a stipend and tuition fee waiver and, subject to satisfactory academic progress, are renewable for up to five years.
PARTNERS: The Biology Department, through its Whitney R. Harris World
Ecology Center (*http://hwec. umsl.edu* ), has very close links with the Missouri Botanical Garden (*http://www.mobot. org*) and the Saint Louis Zoo (*http://www.stlzoo. org*).
The Harris Center provides additional support to EES graduate students through its competitive research grant program and also has funds to provide conference travel support. UM-St. Louis is a member of the Organization for Tropical Studies (OTS, *http://www.ots. duke.edu/ *) and students can enroll in an OTS course for credit and may receive financial support from the Harris Center.
PROGRAM FACULTY:
John Blake, Professor: Avian Population and Community Ecology
Godfrey Bourne, Associate Professor: Animal Behavior, Tropical Field Ecology
Elizabeth Kellogg, Professor: Plant Molecular Systematics and Evolutionary Development
Bette Loiselle, Professor: Evolutionary Ecology, Conservation Biology
Robert Marquis, Professor: Evolutionary Ecology, Plant-Herbivore Interactions
Patrick Osborne: Executive Director, Harris World Ecology Center
Patricia Parker, Professor: Evolutionary, Behavioral, and Disease Ecology
Robert Ricklefs, Professor: Evolutionary Ecology and Historical Biogeography
Peter Stevens, Professor: Plant Systematics, History of Plant Classification
Zuleyma Tang-Martinez, Professor: Animal Behavior
Amy Zanne, Assistant Professor: Plant Evolutionary Ecology and Physiology
For more information: *
http://www.umsl. edu/~biology/ faculty/faculty- index.html* and
we encourage you to contact prospective advisors directly.
TO APPLY: To learn more about the EES program at UM-St. Louis, please visit:
*http://www.umsl. edu/~biology/ programs/ program-index. html* or
write to: Director, Graduate Studies, University of Missouri-St.
Louis, 1
University Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63121-4499, USA or email: *
mhempen@jinx. umsl.edu* . Application review, for admission in August 2009, will begin in December 2008 and Ph.D. applicants who wish to be considered for financial support must submit their application by December 15, 2008.
Application forms for US students can be obtained from the Graduate School web page at *http://www.umsl. edu/divisions/ graduate/ index.html* and completed online. International students can also apply online and should submit applications through the Office of International Student Services:
http://www.umsl. edu/services/ intelstu/ prospective/ admissions. html
or
obtain forms by email from *iss@umsl.edu* . Application materials may also be obtained from: Director, Graduate Studies, Department of Biology, University of Missouri-St. Louis, 1 University Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63121-4499, USA. To facilitate application review, a copy of all application materials should also be sent to: Director, Graduate Studies, Department of Biology, University of Missouri-St. Louis, 1 University Boulevard, St. Louis MO 63121.
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*Department of Biology, University of Missouri-St. Louis*
*Teaching and Research Fellowships*
PROGRAM: The Department of Biology (* http://www.umsl. edu/~biology/ index.html* )
at the University of Missouri-St. Louis (*http://www.umsl. edu) is recruiting graduate students to join its Ph.D. and master's programs in *Ecology, Evolution and Systematics (EES).* Biology graduate students in EES conduct research on a variety of topics in ecology, population biology, behavior, evolution, systematics, and conservation. The programs maintain a strong focus in tropical ecology, with a large proportion of students coming from Latin America, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Islands. Successful applicants have strong academic credentials and are offered Teaching or Research Assistantships that provide a stipend and tuition fee waiver and, subject to satisfactory academic progress, are renewable for up to five years.
PARTNERS: The Biology Department, through its Whitney R. Harris World
Ecology Center (*http://hwec. umsl.edu* ), has very close links with the Missouri Botanical Garden (*http://www.mobot. org*) and the Saint Louis Zoo (*http://www.stlzoo. org*).
The Harris Center provides additional support to EES graduate students through its competitive research grant program and also has funds to provide conference travel support. UM-St. Louis is a member of the Organization for Tropical Studies (OTS, *http://www.ots. duke.edu/ *) and students can enroll in an OTS course for credit and may receive financial support from the Harris Center.
PROGRAM FACULTY:
John Blake, Professor: Avian Population and Community Ecology
Godfrey Bourne, Associate Professor: Animal Behavior, Tropical Field Ecology
Elizabeth Kellogg, Professor: Plant Molecular Systematics and Evolutionary Development
Bette Loiselle, Professor: Evolutionary Ecology, Conservation Biology
Robert Marquis, Professor: Evolutionary Ecology, Plant-Herbivore Interactions
Patrick Osborne: Executive Director, Harris World Ecology Center
Patricia Parker, Professor: Evolutionary, Behavioral, and Disease Ecology
Robert Ricklefs, Professor: Evolutionary Ecology and Historical Biogeography
Peter Stevens, Professor: Plant Systematics, History of Plant Classification
Zuleyma Tang-Martinez, Professor: Animal Behavior
Amy Zanne, Assistant Professor: Plant Evolutionary Ecology and Physiology
For more information: *
http://www.umsl. edu/~biology/ faculty/faculty- index.html* and
we encourage you to contact prospective advisors directly.
TO APPLY: To learn more about the EES program at UM-St. Louis, please visit:
*http://www.umsl. edu/~biology/ programs/ program-index. html* or
write to: Director, Graduate Studies, University of Missouri-St.
Louis, 1
University Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63121-4499, USA or email: *
mhempen@jinx. umsl.edu* . Application review, for admission in August 2009, will begin in December 2008 and Ph.D. applicants who wish to be considered for financial support must submit their application by December 15, 2008.
Application forms for US students can be obtained from the Graduate School web page at *http://www.umsl. edu/divisions/ graduate/ index.html* and completed online. International students can also apply online and should submit applications through the Office of International Student Services:
http://www.umsl. edu/services/ intelstu/ prospective/ admissions. html
or
obtain forms by email from *iss@umsl.edu* . Application materials may also be obtained from: Director, Graduate Studies, Department of Biology, University of Missouri-St. Louis, 1 University Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63121-4499, USA. To facilitate application review, a copy of all application materials should also be sent to: Director, Graduate Studies, Department of Biology, University of Missouri-St. Louis, 1 University Boulevard, St. Louis MO 63121.
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Feb 11, 2008
Graduate Program in Philosophy, English, Sofia University
"Graduate Program in Philosophy Taught in English at Sofia University announces a master's state scholarship beginning in March 2008. The scholarship provides full tuition fee waiver plus a 110 lv. monthly stipend after the first semester.
Bulgarian and EU citizens are eligible to apply.
Application deadline is February 15, 2008 (earlier applications are encouraged). You can submit your application package including the filled out application form and verified copy of your bachelor degree and transcript at Room 47, Faculty of Philosophy, SU Rectorate. 15 Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd.
The applicants will need to sit for an interview in late February. For more information please call Ms. Elka Kibarova at 987-1046 or write to Dr. Alexander Gungov gungov@sclg. uni-sofia. bg
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Bulgarian and EU citizens are eligible to apply.
Application deadline is February 15, 2008 (earlier applications are encouraged). You can submit your application package including the filled out application form and verified copy of your bachelor degree and transcript at Room 47, Faculty of Philosophy, SU Rectorate. 15 Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd.
The applicants will need to sit for an interview in late February. For more information please call Ms. Elka Kibarova at 987-1046 or write to Dr. Alexander Gungov gungov@sclg. uni-sofia. bg
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Dec 13, 2007
Graduate Studies at Monmouth University
Here are some reasons why consider Monmouth:
a.. Academic reputation: Monmouth University is ranked Top Tier by the
U.S. News & World Report and is listed in the Princeton Review`s Best 361 Colleges and Best 282 Business Schools. Monmouth University offers outstanding academic programs in seven schools.
b.. One hour from New York City: One mile to the Atlantic Ocean. Located in central New Jersey, easy access to New York City provides our students with a wealth professional and social resources, while the beautiful beaches of the Atlantic Ocean are less than a mile from the campus.
c.. Monmouth University offers international students partial student scholarships. Students who are interested in these opportunities should visit our scholarship web page at www.monmouth. edu/admission/ adm_scholarships .asp
For your convenience we have compiled information to help international students through the admission and immigration process at Monmouth`s online International Student Resource Center at www.monmouth. edu/admission/ graduate/ international. asp
Find out more about the distinct opportunties Monmouth University has to offer international students by visiting us online at www.monmouth. edu. Take a virtual tour of our campus and surrounding community! Learn more about our academic offerings, faculty and students.
Office of Graduate Admission
Monmouth University
West Long Beach, NJ 07764
732-571-3452
www.monmouth. edu
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a.. Academic reputation: Monmouth University is ranked Top Tier by the
U.S. News & World Report and is listed in the Princeton Review`s Best 361 Colleges and Best 282 Business Schools. Monmouth University offers outstanding academic programs in seven schools.
b.. One hour from New York City: One mile to the Atlantic Ocean. Located in central New Jersey, easy access to New York City provides our students with a wealth professional and social resources, while the beautiful beaches of the Atlantic Ocean are less than a mile from the campus.
c.. Monmouth University offers international students partial student scholarships. Students who are interested in these opportunities should visit our scholarship web page at www.monmouth. edu/admission/ adm_scholarships .asp
For your convenience we have compiled information to help international students through the admission and immigration process at Monmouth`s online International Student Resource Center at www.monmouth. edu/admission/ graduate/ international. asp
Find out more about the distinct opportunties Monmouth University has to offer international students by visiting us online at www.monmouth. edu. Take a virtual tour of our campus and surrounding community! Learn more about our academic offerings, faculty and students.
Office of Graduate Admission
Monmouth University
West Long Beach, NJ 07764
732-571-3452
www.monmouth. edu
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