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GILES T. BROWN THESIS EXCELLENCE AWARD

STUDENT APPLICATION

To be considered for the Giles T. Brown Thesis Excellence Award in Spring 2025, please submit this form, which includes an brief abstract (50 words), extended abstract of your thesis work (500-600 words), and biography (150 words).

Please note that only theses are eligible for this award; projects should not be submitted.

Submissions are due by 5:00PM on March 28, 2025. To complete your submission, your faculty thesis advisor will also need to submit their recommendation form by 5:00PM on March 28, 2025.

You will be notified about the status of your submission as soon as possible. Thank you for your submission!

Student First Name

Student Last Name

Student CWID (9-digit campus-wide ID)

Campus Email Address

What program are/were you enrolled in?

Which semester will/did you graduate? Only Summer 2024, Fall 2024, and Spring 2025 graduates are eligible for the Spring 2025 award. If you are graduating in Spring 2025, awards are contingent on a successful submission to the University Thesis Reader by the official due date.

What is the title of your thesis?

Please provide your faculty thesis committee names and email addresses.

Please provide your faculty thesis committee names and email addresses.
	Name	CSUF Email Address
Thesis Chair
Thesis Committee Member
Thesis Committee Member

Please provide a short abstract that provides a non-technical summary of your thesis work and its significance in 50 words or fewer.

Please provide an extended abstract of your thesis work in 500-600 words. Please describe your work in a non-technical way to a general audience. In the abstract, describe your work, results, and it's significance or impact in your field.

Please provide a short biography of yourself, not to exceed 150 words.

If you are selected, your research summary, biography, name, and picture will be displayed on our website, social media, and university publications. Do you consent to this?

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