The Unofficial SMART Scholarship Forum

Those going to Redstone Arsenal, what has your experience been? I am looking to change my SF.

2 years for BS, Mech. E.
University of New Hampshire, Durham
PNS - Kittery, ME

3 yrs Phd
Civil Engineering (Structural, Protective Structures)
University of Florida
ERDC-GSL - Vicksburg, MS

1.5 yrs MS
Systems Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Edwards AFB, CA

2 Years MS
Computer Science - Information Security
James Madison University
USACIL - Forest Park, GA

1 yr bs
Computer engineering
Utah state university
Hill afb, ut

3 yrs funding to complete joint BS/MS
Electrical Engineering - Embedded Systems
Utah State University
Hill AFB, UT

3 years of Ph.D. left
Electrical Engineering - High Power Microwaves
Texas Tech University
MSIC (Redstone Arsenal, AL)

Heard we were the only two from MSIC. Congratulations smart_hopeful.

2nd year PhD student (got 3 years of support)
Physics: theoretical biomechanics (random processes in intracellular proteins)
University of Maryland - College Park
Army Geospatial Center (ERDC-TEC, Alexandria, VA)

Not totally sure I should ID myself after one or two slightly irritated remarks about the SMART process this year, but I guess things are set in stone by now:

About 1.5 years of Ph.D. left
Physics - laser physics and nonlinear optics
Texas A&M University
MSIC (Redstone Arsenal, AL)

Last year of undergrad
Mechanical Engineering
University of Idaho
NAVAIR - Cherry Point

Last year of PhD
Operations Research
University at Buffalo, SUNY
NAVAIR - Pax River

For those that have recieved the 2012 award, could you share some info for comparisson?

-Undergrad or Grad?
-Major or STEM Focus
-University?
-SF?

For example:

-2-yr Graduate Program
-Mechanical Engineering
-Stanford
-NSWC Dahlgren