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College Station, Texas
Thursday, February 1, 1968 Page 3
3 Science Grants
Awarded To A&M
Three National Science Foun
dation grants for summer science
training programs at Texas A&M
have been announced by President
Earl Rudder.
Programs for high ability high
school students in engineering
science, geology and mathematics
have been funded by the grants.
A $12,455 grant will support
the engineerng science program
directed by Prof. J. G. T. Thomp
son.... $12,030, mathematics, Dr.
William S. McCulley, and $12,540,
geology, Prof. Fred E. Smith.
Top high school juniors are
selected to participate in the pro
grams, which include theory and
lab work above the normal high
school level.
Thirty students will study
stress problems under Thompson,
professor of mechanical engineer
ing. Programs will employ the
IBM 360/65 computer of A&M’s
Data Processing Center. The
engineering science program will
run from June 24 through Aug.
16.
Geology and mathematics par
ticipants will be at A&M July 15
through Aug. 23.
Smith, geology professor, will
have 36 students and McCulley
will instruct 32 in advanced math
and computer programming.
Application forms and informa
tion may be obtained through the
NSF Programs Office at A&M.
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Radiology Course
To Start Feb. 12
Texas A&M will be the site of
a radiological defense officer
training course Feb. 12-16, an
nounced Dr. W. R. Bodine of
A&M’s Engineering Extension
Service.
“We must limit enrollment to
20 men for this school,” noted
Bodine, coordinator of Civil De
fense Training for TEES. “Our
objective is to train them to pro
vide technical guidance in radio
logical defense planning and op
erations plus on-the-job training
for new staff members.
The 36-hour course will be
taught at the A&M Memorial
Student Center by Bob Schnat-
terly and George Martin of
Bodine’s staff.
Instruction will cover the na
tional radiological defense pro
gram ; radiological countermeas
ures; technical guidance for ra
diological defense planning and
operations; monitoring opera
tions; reporting and control
procedures, and post-attack re
covery measures.
Bodine said participants will
cope with numerous simulated
emergencies to gain practical ex
perience as radiological defense
officers.
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