MEGL Student Application, Fall 2022

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Student application for projects in the Mason Experimental Geometry Lab for fall 2022.

The list of projects is available at https://megl.science.gmu.edu/projects/fall-2022/

For best consideration, apply by April 29th 2022.

Email *

Full Name *

Major *

Are you a returning MEGL member? *

Yes

What will your GMU status be in the fall?

Undergraduate Student

Graduate Student

Alum

Other (explain below)

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Undergraduates: Are you able to register for 3 credits and commit 10 hours/week? If not, comment below. *

Yes

N/A

Preferred project *

(Prof. Anderson & Prof. Sander) The stability of icebergs and other floating objects

(Prof. Schweinhart) Random 3D Polyforms

(Prof. Lawton) Experimenting with Moduli Spaces

(Prof. Goldin) Peterson Schubert Calculus

(Prof. RG & Prof. Geller) Resolving Neural Ideals

(Prof. Holzer) Applications of Geometric Desingularization

(Prof. Emmanuel Fleurantin & Chris Jones) Tipping in climate impact models

(TBD) Outreach intern --- paid internship

No specific first choice (elaborate below)

Second choice for project *

(Prof. Anderson & Prof. Sander) The stability of icebergs and other floating objects

(Prof. Schweinhart) Random 3D Polyforms

(Prof. Lawton) Experimenting with Moduli Spaces

(Prof. Goldin) Peterson Schubert Calculus

(Prof. RG & Prof. Geller) Resolving Neutral Ideals

(Prof. Holzer) Applications of Geometric Desingularization

(Prof. Emmanuel Fleurantin & Chris Jones) Tipping in climate impact models

(TBD) Outreach intern --- paid internship

Only interested in the first choice

No specific second choice (elaborate below)

List relevant coursework, including grades. *

List any relevant programming experience.

The following is a longer question, and may take a paragraph or two to answer. It is your chance to convince us that you have taken the time to read about MEGL and the specific projects you are applying for, and that they are a good fit for you. To learn more about MEGL, look through our website. To learn more about the individual projects, search keywords from the description on Wikipedia or contact the faculty mentor for more information.

What makes you interested in working at MEGL on the projects you have selected, and how would this experience fit into your academic and career path? *

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