Schultz Prize
The Sheldon Schultz Prize for Excellence in Graduate Student Research was first presented in May 2003 at the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Center for Memory and Recording Research. The Prize is named in honor of former CMRR Director, Sheldon Schultz, who skillfully guided the Center from November 1990 through August 2000.
The Schultz Prize is intended to recognize CMRR graduate students who have distinguished themselves through the creativity of their research and the impact of their publications. The selection of the recipient is based upon the recommendation of a committee consisting of CMRR faculty members, with input from selected experts in information storage technology. The award is presented each year at the Spring CMRR Research Review.
Recipients
If you are interested in making a donation to the Schultz Prize, please make checks payable to "UC San Diego Foundation" with a notation on the check or a brief cover letter designating the contribution for the Schultz Prize. You can also submit an online donation. Under "Select A School", click on Jacobs School of Engineering and under "Fund" select "Schultz Prize." Your donation is 100% tax-deductible and an official acknowledgement of your contribution will be provided to you.
All correspondence pertaining to the Prize can be directed to:
Prof. Paul H. Siegel, Director
CMRR, 0401
UC San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla , CA 92093-0401
