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MSOR/Ph.D. Student Information Submission

As an OR Ph.D. and MSOR student, you can claim your personal web page to promote your research to potential employers.

Ph.D./MSOR Student Information

You get a personal web page as a Ph.D. or MSOR student in the NC State OR Program. This allows potential grad students to see the types of research our current students are working on and lets potential employers see their qualifications and achievements.

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Education History

Please list all honors and awards you have received while in college. Include the award name, the organization that gave you the award and the year you received the award.
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