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The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Princeton University has an occasional curricular need for lecturers to teach, co-teach, or lead precepts in areas such as information
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for the NSF grant application. Applicants are required to submit application materials electronically using the NSF online application. NSF online application Personal statement Research statement Three
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issues) Students who wish to be considered for nomination should: Send an email to Dr. Myers with their legal first and last name and the field they intend to apply under at least a week in advance of
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group of candidates will be interviewed by the Labouisse Fellowship Committee. Interviews are usually scheduled for mid-February, with decisions announced by mid-spring. Please email Fellowship Advising
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letter or an academic letter. Two academic letters will not be accepted. Once you submit a form, an email is sent to the recommender. The recommenders must upload the letters separately and sign them
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must be from a Princeton University faculty member; A résumé; A copy of an internal electronic transcript; A budget outlining your anticipated expenses (and taking into account that the grant is taxable
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undergraduates (or undergraduate alumni) should email Dr. Myers to be added to the Canvas page to gain access to the Princeton process. Current graduate students should consult the detailed timelines available
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have about this project now? Letters of recommendation and the letter of endorsement must be submitted to the Office of Fellowship Advising electronically via the GPS system. Additional Information