1. Education Accelerator Related Educational Programs at Fermilab Eric Prebys and Mike Syphers* This program was started in 1985 by Leon Lederman to address a shortfall in advanced education related to accelerators. The program is open to students enrolled in good standing in an accredited PhD program, who have completed their coursework and any required candidacy exams. Each student works with an adviser at Fermilab, as well as an adviser at his or her home institution, from which the PhD is officially awarded. The program pays the cost to support the student while enrolled in the program, including tuition and stipend. In addition, students will normally attend one or more classes at the US Particle Accelerator School (USPAS) while they are enrolled. Generally, about 10 students are enrolled in the program, working on diverse projects related to accelerator physics or related technologies (RF, instrumentation, cryogenics, etc). T. Koeth (Rutgers) 2009 R. Miyamoto (UT Austin) A. Poklonsky (Michigan State) 2008 P. Yoon (Rochester) 2007 P. Snopok (Michigan State) 2007 B. Bordini (Pisa) 2006 X. Huang (Indiana) 2005 R. Zwaska (UT Austin) 2005 K. Bishofberger (UCLA) 2005 S. Seletskiy (Rochester) 2005 L. Nicolas (Glasgow) 2005 M. Alsharoa (IIT) 2005 L. Imbasciati (Vienna) 2003 V. Kashikhin (SRIEA, Russia) 2002 V. Wu (Cincinnati) 2001 J.-P. Carneiro (U. of Paris) 2001 M. Fitch (Rochester) 2000 O. Krivosheev (TPU, Russia) 1998 K. Langen (Wisconsin) 1997 E. Colby (UCLA) 1997 L. Spentzouris (Northwestern) 1996 D. Olivieri (Massachusetts) 1996 P. Chou (Northwestern) 1995 D. Siergiej (New Mexico) 1995 X. Lu (Colorado) 1994 W. Graves (Wisconsin) 1994 K. Harkay (Purdue) 1993 P. Zhou (Northwestern) 1993 T. Satogata (Northwestern) 1993 J. Palkovic (Wisconsin) 1991 P. Zhang (Houston) 1991 X. Wang (IIT) 1991 S. Stahl (Northwestern) 1991 L. Sagalofsky (Illinois) 1989 L. Merminga (Michigan) 1989 M. Syphers (Illinois - Chicago) 1987 First graduate Co-wrote widely used textbook Graduates of PhD Program: Joint University-Fermilab Doctoral Program in Accelerator Physics and Technology Lee Teng Undergraduate Internship in Accelerator Science and Engineering (Run jointly with Argonne National Lab) Intern Statistics 20082009 Argonne66 FNAL55 Males109 Females12 non-US32 Illinois schools52 Sophomores13 Juniors108 *Fermi National Accelerator Lab, PO 500, Batavia IL, 60510 phd.fnal.gov www.illinoisacceleratorinstitute.org 2009 Lee Teng Interns From left to right: Genevieve Boman (intern), Kathy Harkay and Marion White, ANL Run jointly with Argonne National Laboratory, this internship is aimed at undergraduate students interested in Accelerator Science. It is a 10 week summer program, patterned after the DOE SULI internship, which also includes 2 weeks at the US Particle Accelerator School. The program has just completed its second year. It is open to US or foreign students enrolled at US universities, majoring in Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, or Computer Science. Juniors or outstanding Sophomores are considered. Successful candidates work with a mentor on a predetermined project in accelerator science or related technology. At the end, each student gives a short presentation and writes a paper summarizing his or her work. Interns receive a weekly stipend, housing and round trip transportation to Chicago. In addition, the program pays the cost of attending the USPAS.