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August 1994

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COTRELL SCHOLARS PROGRAM FOR TEACHING AND RESEARCH

Information on the Cotrell Scholars Program, designed to help third- year tenure-track faculty at Ph.D. institutions fulfill their commitments to both teaching and research, is now available from the Research Corporation. The $50,000 grants must be used to fund research projects that involve undergraduate students in scientific investigation. Applicants for this year's competition must have accepted their tenure-track appointments in 1992. For more information, contact the Research Corporation, 101 N Wilmot Rd, Suit 250, Tuscon, AZ 85711-3332 phone: (602) 571-1111 Fax: (602) 571-1119 e-mail: research@ccit.ariz.edu. The deadline for applications is September 1, 1994.

NEW SCIENCE EDUCATION/PUBLIC OUTREACH NEWSGROUP

A new internet newsgroup, hepnet.outreach, has been established as a forum for discussion of issues related to education and public outreach in high energy physics. The hepnet.outreach newsgroup is sponsored by the Public Outreach and Education Team (POET) of the American Physical Society Division of Particles and Fields Working Group on Structural Issues in United States High Energy Physics Program. If your site does not currently receive this newsgroup, ask your system administrator to request a news feed from the HEPnet news administrator at info@hep.net. The POET coordinators may be contacted at: poet@labl.gov.

AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY EDUCATION ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTER

The American Astronomical Society Education Working Group issues an electronic newsletter every 2-3 weeks. The editor, Steve Shawl, may be reached at shawl@kuphsx.phsx.ukans.edu. The newsletter contains reader contributions and reprints some materials from the AIP/PEN (Physics Education Newsletter).

AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION GRADUATE STUDIES LIST

The American Educational Research Association invites those interested in a variety of topics related to graduate study in American higher education at both the Master's and the Doctoral level. The Graduate Studies List (GSL) is open to students, faculty, administrators and researchers. To subscribe to the list, send the command `SUB AERA-GSL [Your Name] to LISTSERV@asu.edu. Further instructions on posting to the list will be sent to you on receipt of your request.