The Dr. Laurel Salton Clark Memorial Graduate & Professional Research Fellowship Award is granted annually to a promising Wisconsin student enrolled in a graduate or professional degree-granting program at a WSGC member institution, pursuing studies in the fields of environmental or life sciences, whose research has an aerospace component. Additionally, the WSGC seeks to support those students who personify the qualities of leadership, intellectual balance, and an ongoing commitment to improving the human condition that were the hallmarks of Dr. Clark's life. Applicants must also show a broad, balanced set of interests and pursuits outside the field of science. The Consortium especially encourages applications from members of minority groups, women, persons with disabilities, and from those pursuing interdisciplinary aerospace studies in, but not limited to, engineering, the sciences, architecture, law, business, nursing, and medicine. A research proposal, an academic resume, budget summary, transcripts, and two recommendation letters must be submitted. One recommendation must be from your academic advisor or mentor stating his or her willingness to supervise your space, aerospace or space-related project and a description of his or her advisory role; and the other one must be from another faculty member, employer, or aerospace professional familiar with your proposed area of work. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.