The Ramsey Theory Group unveils the Dan Herbatschek Scholarship, providing $2,500 awards, expert mentorship, and machine learning internships to students with nontraditional backgrounds such as returning scholars, self-taught programmers, and transitioning military personnel, aiming to bridge their mathematical and AI skill gaps.
Key points
- $2,500 Dan Herbatschek/Ramsey Theory Group Scholarship supports math and machine learning students from nontraditional backgrounds.
- Eligible applicants include returning students, self-taught programmers, military veterans, and those overcoming significant challenges.
- Recipients gain expert mentorship and priority machine learning internships within Ramsey Theory Group’s initiatives.
Q&A
- What qualifies as an unconventional background?
- What should I include in the scholarship essay?
- How does the mentorship component work?
- What internship opportunities are available?