For graduate students interested in transportation-related science and engineering, participation in the GREATT program is a terrific way to gain valuable hands-on experience in the future of automobile design and to share that experience with precollege students.

Funded by the National Science Foundation and operated in conjunction with Penn State's GATE program, the GREATT project offers graduate teaching fellows the opportunity to improve their teaching skills by working directly with grade school or high school teachers to develop science-related lessons and exercises. Fellows are automatically enrolled in the GATE program and will receive a certificate of completion from the GATE program for their participation in the GREATT project.

To get more information about fellowships in the exciting GREATT project, click here. You can also download an application packet here as well. Please note that three letters of reference and a copy of your transcripts are required, and the application deadline is June 10 , 2006. Completed applications should be sent to:

GREATT Fellowship Applications
c/o Ms. Robin Tallon
201 Transportation Research Building
The Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802-4710.
Fax number: 814-865-3039
Email: tallon@psu.edu

Graduate students in the Colleges of Engineering and Science who are U.S. citizens may apply. Fellowships begin August 1, 2006.