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          Masters Program.  Petitioner did not complete the requirements                     
          for a Master of Science degree until December 19, 1987.  He then                   
          passed the examination given by the University that qualified him                  
          for advancement to the Doctoral Program as a candidate for a                       
          Ph.D.  Petitioner was admitted to the Doctoral Program as a                        
          candidate for a Ph.D. in physics in the spring of 1988.3                           
                During 1992, petitioner's director for his Ph.D.                             
          dissertation was Professor K. C. Hsieh of the Physics Department.                  
                At some point in time, not specified in the record,                          
          Professor Lyle Broadfoot of the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory at                  
          the University submitted a proposed contract to the National                       
          Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to obtain a research                   
          grant.  Professor Broadfoot received a grant from NASA which                       
          outlined research that was to be performed to assist NASA in                       
          accomplishing various space missions.                                              
                In 1992, Professor Broadfoot had approximately six Ph.D.                     
          candidates working for him pursuant to the NASA grant.  Each of                    
          the Ph.D. candidates was assigned a piece of the puzzle that                       
          constituted the research required under the NASA grant.                            
          Petitioner was one of those who was employed to perform research                   
          under the NASA grant.  Professor Broadfoot assigned petitioner                     
          his piece of the puzzle to research.  Professor Broadfoot                          


          3          Petitioner has not obtained a Ph.D. and, in fact, left                  
          the Doctoral Program in the summer of 1995 to take full-time                       
          employment.                                                                        




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