AFS/FEF Student Technology Scholarship Contest
Call for Submissions:
2011 AFS/FEF Student Technology Scholarship Contest
New Scholarships Available
Submissions are open for the 2011 Foundry Education Foun- dation (FEF) and American Foundry Society (AFS) Student Technology Scholarship Contest. The purpose of the com- petition is to encourage student participation and recognize excellence in student research in the fi eld of metalcasting technology. The projects must represent current or recent work by the student in the area of metalcasting technology or molten metal processing. This is intended to highlight stu- dent and senior projects, graduate research and other work. Posters will be judged for technical merit and quality by a panel of metalcasting experts, based on the criteria below. The winning project(s) will receive an FEF scholarship and an AFS award of merit. Additional scholarships will also be offered in the 2011 contest. The winning project(s) will be posted at the 115th Metalcasting Congress, April 5-8, 2011, in Schaumburg, IL. All participating students will re- ceive complimentary registration to the Metalcasting Con- gress and a certifi cate of completion and top projects will be selected for publication in the IJMC. AFS/FEF Student Technology Scholarship Contest is open to North American citizens currently enrolled in metalcasting related programs at FEF accredited and affi liated schools. Students must be
registered with FEF and enrolled in the current and upcom- ing academic year.
Submission:
All submissions must be in electronic format (Microsoft Pow- erPoint), with a maximum of 6 PowerPoint slides per each submission (plus bibliography). Completed application form and fi nal presentations must be sub- mitted to AFS Technical Ser- vices by Feb 1, 2011.
Contact: Katie Doherty, AFS Technical and In- formation Resource As- sistant, Lane,
and presenta-
1695 N Penny Schaumburg
60173. 800-537-4237 x 294 or
katie@afsinc.org for contest application, criteria
tion template.
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International Journal of Metalcasting/Winter 11
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