Information Assurance Laboratory

As a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education, our students are eligible to apply for the DoD IASP. Students desiring to transfer to Auburn University from other institutions are also welcome to apply. Points of contact at partner universities are listed below. Student interested in this scholarship must:
Contact Dr. Hamilton: hamilton@auburn.edu

Your completed application must be turned in to Dr. Hamilton by 4:30 p.m., Friday February 6th either to my office, Shelby 3101d or to my mailbox.

Minimum Eligibility Requirements:

     1. Rising junior and senior undergraduates, masters and doctoral candidates in computer science, software engineering, wireless engineering, electrical engineering, computer engineering, mathematics and management.

     2. Students who are U.S. citizens, and are at least 18 years of age

     3. Willing to serve in the Department of Defense in either the Civil Service or the National Guard or reserves

Scholarship Pays for:

    1. The full cost of tuition, fees, books, lab expenses, supplies and equipment incurred by students selected for the program.

    2. Students will be provided a stipend to cover room and board expenses:
Undergraduate students will receive a stipend of $12,000, per academic year
Graduate (masters and PhD) students will receive a stipend of $17,000, per academic year

Links to the appropriate documents:

Attachment C DoD IASP Scholarship Announcement.pdf

Attachment D: Student_Application

	Defense Information Assurance Scholarship Program at Auburn University* *A National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance certified by The National Security Agency & the Department of Homeland Security

	IASP at Auburn University

DOD Information Assurance Scholarship Program home page NSF Scholarship for Service Program at Auburn University web link CNSS Information Assurance Certifications at Auburn University web link Drew Hamilton Director of IAC web link IAC Key Personnel & Participants	Deadline: 4:30 p.m., Friday February 6th 2009 As a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education, our students are eligible to apply for the DoD IASP. Students desiring to transfer to Auburn University from other institutions are also welcome to apply. Points of contact at partner universities are listed below. Student interested in this scholarship must: Contact Dr. Hamilton: hamilton@auburn.edu Your completed application must be turned in to Dr. Hamilton by 4:30 p.m., Friday February 6th either to my office, Shelby 3101d or to my mailbox. *Minimum Eligibility Requirements:* 1. Rising junior and senior undergraduates, masters and doctoral candidates in computer science, software engineering, wireless engineering, electrical engineering, computer engineering, mathematics and management. 2. Students who are U.S. citizens, and are at least 18 years of age 3. Willing to serve in the Department of Defense in either the Civil Service or the National Guard or reserves *Scholarship Pays for:* 1. The full cost of tuition, fees, books, lab expenses, supplies and equipment incurred by students selected for the program. 2. Students will be provided a stipend to cover room and board expenses: Undergraduate students will receive a stipend of $12,000, per academic year Graduate (masters and PhD) students will receive a stipend of $17,000, per academic year Links to the appropriate documents: Attachment C DoD IASP Scholarship Announcement.pdf Attachment D: Student_Application *Information Assurance Partners:* Tuskegee University: Dr. John Chen Alabama State University: Dr. Carl Pettis Albany State University: Dr. Stephen Owor U.S. Air Force Academy: Dr. Martin C. Carlisle U.S. Military Academy: Major Stephen Hamilton Links: NSF Scholarship for Service Program at Auburn DOD Information Assurance Scholarship Program at Auburn

*Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering*
3101D Shelby Engineering Technology Center, *Auburn University*, Auburn, AL 36849
Phone: (334) 844-6360
Copyright © 2002, 2009 John A. Hamilton, Jr., Last Modified: 1/2/2009