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November 13, 2019 Noon to 3:00 pm EST

Join us from 12-3 p.m. EST Wednesday, November 13, 2019, for the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) Virtual Recruitment Fair showcasing more than twenty-five U.S. Department of Energy sponsored programs.

Discover opportunities for undergraduates, graduates, and postdocs. During the Virtual Recruitment Fair, you can interact with recruiters, scientists and researchers, and explore information about each program. Unable to attend? The event environment will remain open until November 17, 2019 for you to browse content, so register now!

Participating programs include:

• Advanced Short-Term Research Opportunity (ASTRO) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
• Arctic Advanced Manufacturing Innovators
• Artificial Intelligence Summer Institute (AISI) at ORNL
• Building Technologies Internship Program (BTIP)
• Chain Reaction Innovations at Argonne National Laboratory
• Computational Science and Technology Advanced Research Studies (C-STARS) at ORNL
• Cyclotron Road at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
• DOE Community College Internships (CCI)
• DOE Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) Undergraduate and Graduate Programs
• DOE Scholars Program
• Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) Science, Technology and Policy Program
• Fusion Energy Sciences Postdoctoral Research Program
• Higher Education Research Experiences (HERE) Undergraduate and Graduate Programs at ORNL
• Innovation Crossroads at ORNL
• Marine and Hydrokinetic Graduate Student Research Program
• Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship (MLEF)
• Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program (SCGSR)
• Science Education Programs at National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL)
• Solar Energy Innovators
• Laboratory Technology Associate (Lab Tech) Program at ORNL
• Nuclear Engineering Science Laboratory Synthesis (NESLS) at ORNL
• Pathways to Computing Internship Program (PCIP) at ORNL
• Post-Bachelor’s Research Associate Program at ORNL
• Post-Master’s Research Associate Program at ORNL

If you have any questions or trouble registering, do not hesitate to contact ve@orau.org.

NASA internships and fellowships leverage NASA’s unique missions and programs to enhance and increase the capability, diversity and size of the nation’s future science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) workforce. Internships are available from high school to graduate level. Internships provide students with the opportunity to participate in either research or other experiential learning, under the guidance of a mentor at NASA.

Below are the instructions:

• Visit intern.nasa.gov
• There will be a link under the intern heading that reads “click here to apply today”. Click that link
• Create a profile
• Summer 2020 internship opportunities are continuously being posted
• The center is Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)
• The titles of the internship projects are:
• CubeSat Standard Component Testing and Analyses
• NASA Science Instruments Technology Heritage
• Space Environment Testbed Radiation Effects Analysis (Summer 2020)
• Apply to those projects, but also to any projects that you find interesting

If you apply, e-mail lsamp@umbc.edu so that we can advocate on your behalf.

Are you a bold and creative thinker and an aspiring changemaker who is passionate about applying science and technology to create a more equitable, creative, prosperous, and sustainable world? 

Apply to Be A 2020 Station1 Fellow!

We invite you to apply to be in the summer 2020 cohort and participate in the Station1 Frontiers Fellowship (SFF) – a unique and exciting ten week residential science and technology-focused educational, research, and internship summer program with a focus on societal perspective, social innovation, and impact in the Boston region of Massachusetts in the USA.

As a Station1 Fellow You Will:

• Receive all expenses paid including a competitive living expenses stipend, housing costs, a stipend for transportation to and from Station1, commuting transportation costs to and from internships, and instructional costs; 
  
  
• Gain authentic, hands-on experience through an internship in a leading science and technology company or academic research laboratory;
  
  
• Participate in exciting, state-of-the-art research and development project in science and technology; Station1 supports projects across all of STEM majors including areas such as biotechnology, clean technologies and sustainability, agricultural technologies, civic technologies, aeronautics and astronautics, advanced manufacturing, 3D printing and digital automation, nanoscale materials design, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and more;
  
  
• Engage with a shared curriculum, unique in the nation and the world, focused on socially-directed STEM education and research which draws together critical perspectives on history, social studies of science and technology, equity, inclusion, sociotechnical studies of computation, social change and innovation, sustainability, and ethics of science and technology; 
  
  
• Gain interdisciplinary experience by interacting with guest instructors and mentors from a diversity of fields;
  
  
• Gain personal and professional experience through both the internship and a formal curriculum that focuses on areas such as: intercultural knowledge, inclusive leadership and collaboration, multi-modal communication, and more; 
  
  
• Have access to a creative co-working, collaboration, and learning space;
  
  
• Receive information and guidance on academic and career pathways including graduate school; and
  
  
• As a Station1 fellow alumni, become part of a network of exceptional professionals in the Station1 community beyond completion of the program. 

URCAD is Wednesday, April 22, 2020

Submission deadline: February 15, 2021

• See the finalists of the  IDEA COMPETITION! November 14th, 7-9 pm at the AOK Library Gallery.
• Entrepreneurs Panel Discussion with Dr. Linda Dusman (Professor of Music), Scott Weber (INDS '85), and Brian Wolf (American Studies '92). November 11, 12-1pm UC 312.

• Fall Events- Workshops, Speaker Series, Competitions, and more!

• Learn about Georgia Tech's graduate degree programs.
• Gain insight into available financial resources.
• Visit academic units and research laboratories.
• Obtain assistance with the graduate school application process.
• Network with more than 100 scholars with similar interests.

BGS consists of seven graduate groups: Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics, Cell & Molecular Biology, Epidemiology & Biostatistics, Genomics & Computational Biology, Immunology, Neuroscience, and Pharmacology. Our graduate programs are highly interdisciplinary and flexible in structure, thereby encouraging integrative and focused investigation. BGS students enjoy a wide range of supplemental training and social activities sponsored by their graduate program, its associated departments, and the central BGS office. Many graduates successfully pursue careers in academic research, while others embark on careers in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industries, government research, science journalism, patent law, and other associated fields. Students enrolling in BGS doctoral programs have the option of applying to certificate programs in medicine, public health, and environmental health sciences. The programs offer intensive supplemental training provided by expert practitioners and researchers in these fields. Participants are expected to complete the certificate program and doctoral program requirements concurrently. 

You may apply to one of the graduate groups in BGS via our online application. The deadline for Fall 2020 enrollment is December 1, 2019. Details about the application process are available at Biomedical Graduate Studies Ph.D. applicants. BGS does not require or accept GRE scores (general or subject tests).

We are pleased to announce that WE WILL WAIVE THE $80 APPLICATION FEE for all applicants who participate in the McNair, MARC, MBRS-RISE, ENDURE, NIH PREP, LSAMP, Meyerhoff Scholars Program, Millennium Scholars Program, and Leadership Alliance programs. To request a waiver, please email Dr. Arnaldo Diaz at diaza@pennmedicine.upenn.edu before submitting your application.

For students continuing their undergraduate studies through Fall 2020, you may be interested in the Summer Undergraduate Internship Program (SUIP), a ten-week intensive research experience designed for students interested in graduate study in the biomedical sciences. In addition, for students wishing to take 1-2 years between college and graduate school, we have a Post-Baccalaureate Research Education Program (PennPREP), which also provides research experience, health benefits, a competitive stipend, and an opportunity to take graduate coursework.