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Federal Cyber Service:
Scholarship For Service (SFS)

Student Placement Issues:
Exploration of the Solution Space

A report from a NSF workshop
held August 5 -6, 2003.

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I. Executive Summary
II. Introduction
III. Actions Taken in
Response to Problem
IV. Recommendations
APPENDIX 1:
Meeting Participants

APPENDIX 2:
SFS Program Statistics

APPENDIX 3:
Agencies That Have
Hired SFS Students
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