Reminder: HAO visiting scientist and assistantship 
applications due 15 January and 15 April

One-year and short-term visiting scientist appointments for 1994Š95 
are available at NCARÕs High Altitude Observatory (HAO) for both 
new and established Ph.D. scientists interested in theoretical, 
experimental, observational, and interpretive research in solar and 
solar-terrestrial physics and related astrophysics.  Scientists with a 
strong background in physics (experimental or theoretical), who have 
not previously worked in these scientific areas but are interested in 
exploring new opportunities, are encouraged to apply. While in 
residence at NCAR appointees will collaborate with members of the 
scientific staff and other long-term visitors or continue research 
projects initiated at their home institutions.  One-year appointments 
usually begin in September or October; visits of six months or less may 
begin at any time.

Summer undergraduate student visitor appointments for 1994 are 
available for qualified students entering their senior year of college in 
the fall of 1994 and contemplating graduate studies in solar physics, 
solar-terrestrial physics, and related astrophysics.  Students selected for 
the program will have an opportunity to experience the challenges and 
rewards of modern scientific research while engaged in carefully 
tailored studies under the supervision of staff members.  Applications 
for both visiting scientist and summer undergraduate appointments 
are due by 15 January 1994.

Newkirk graduate research assistantships are being offered to those 
enrolled in university studies leading to the Ph.D. degree.  The student 
must declare his or her intention of working on a Ph.D. thesis in 
cooperation with an HAO staff member and should be enrolled full-
time in a university graduate program having common interest with 
HAO research goals.  Applications for these assistantships are due by 15 
April 1994.  

Applications should be directed to the HAO Visitor and Graduate 
Student Committee, NCAR.  Inquiries may be directed to Peggy Searcy.  
Phone: 303-497-1598; Internet: searcy@hao.ucar.edu.