 IEEE Vehicular Technology Society has two graduate student fellowships. We are currently soliciting nominations for the awards. If you believe you are a good fit for one of the awards, please consider submitting a nomination by 10 August 2020.
Daniel E. Noble Fellowship AwardThe Daniel E. Noble Fellowship Award promotes graduate-level study in vehicular technology, and it is funded partially by an endowment from Motorola, Inc. and partially by IEEE VTS. The Fellowship is administered by the IEEE Foundation. Eligibility—Candidate must be an IEEE student member and a full-time graduate student pursuing a degree within VTS’ fields of interest. Prize—Award plaque and US $5,000 Basis for judging—Contributions to the profession of electrical engineering in mobile radio communications, with preference for public safety communications IEEE Transportation Electronics FellowshipThe IEEE Transportation Electronics Fellowship promotes graduate-level study in Transportation Electronics Technology. It is funded by an endowment from IEEE Vehicular Technology Society given in 1988 by the Convergence Conference, and is administered by the IEEE Foundation. Eligibility—Candidate must be an IEEE student member and a full-time graduate student pursuing a degree within VTS’ fields of interest. Prize—Award plaque and US $5,000 Basis for judging—Academic performance as an undergraduate; collegiate activities and professional accomplishments; relation of applicant’s interest to Transportation Electronics Selection ProcessPlease email a single PDF by 10 August 2020 to Qinyong Song, VTS Fellowship & Scholarship Committee Chair (email subject: 2020 IEEE VTS Student Fellowship Application) containing:
Recipients will receive their awards at the Award Ceremony at IEEE VTC2020-Fall, to be held in Victoria, Canada. |