RCML Memorial Scholarship Information
Special Announcement for the 2023 Conference! Recognizing the importance of supporting the professional development of both non-tenured faculty members and graduate students through scholarships, in March 2022, the Executive Committee of RCML in conjunction with an offer from Dr. William R. Speer, approved five (5) scholarships for our Celebratory 50th Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada! These scholarships will entail a doubling of our annual graduate student and non-tenured faculty member scholarships (2 of each). Additionally, a Golden Scholarship for the Celebratory 50th Annual Meeting in Las Vegas will include a full scholarship to attend and celebrate this important milestone of the Research Council on Mathematics Learning! Through the four Memorial Scholarships, both non-tenured faculty members and graduate students will be able to engage in professional activities at the annual conference by applying the scholarship toward their conference expenses. Four scholarships will be awarded in the amount of $750 each. These awards are given in honor of the dedication, mentorship, and service of Bill and Marjorie Speer to the membership of RCML. Through the Golden Scholarship for the Celebratory 50th Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, the recipient will be able to fully have their conference, lodging, and travel expenses covered by the Research Council on Mathematics Learning in conjunction with Dr. William R. Speer. The Executive Committee will first screen the entire applicant pool (graduate and non-tenure applicants) and determine a recipient for this unique scholarship. The applicant pools will then be passed along to the scholarship selection committee for consideration of the four Memorial Scholarships offered for this celebratory event. Details also posted on the RCML web site: https://www.rcml-math.org/awards-and-scholarships. If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Pratt, chair of the Awards and Scholarships Committee. at [email protected]. To Qualify Graduate Student A potential awardee for this Graduate Student scholarship must:
Non-Tenured Faculty Member A potential awardee for this Non-Tenured Faculty Member scholarship must:
To Apply Graduate Student A candidate for this scholarship must be nominated by a current RCML member. To nominate a graduate student for this reward, a current member must complete the following on the RCML web site: https://www.rcml-math.org/awards-and-scholarships:
Non-Tenured Faculty Member A candidate for this scholarship must complete the following on the RCML web site: https://www.rcml-math.org/awards-and-scholarships::
Award – Four Awardees will receive $750. Each Awardee will receive full support for conference, lodging, and travel expenses. Deadline – All applications must be submitted by November 14. Recipients will be announced by January 15. |