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JOIN US THIS SUMMER FOR

DEPARTMENT OF
ENERGY (DOE)
SCHOLARS PROGRAM

JET PROPULSION LAB
(JPL) YEAR-ROUND
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

Description: The DOE Scholars

Description: JPL's Year-Round

Program provides access to the
various careers and fields available to students or recent grads
in the DOE. The program makes
individual development, research
projects, and paid internships possible for selected scholars at DOE
facilities nationwide. Scholars can
show off their skills and start building a career.

Internship Program offers full-time
and part-time opportunities during the
academic year and summer to work
on projects with JPL scientists or engineers. Students will also participate
in activities, including tours, lectures,
and career advisement.

Location: Various sites
Start date: Varies; see website
End date: Varies; see website
Prerequisites: U.S. citizen; at
least 16 years old; completion of an
online application with resume and
transcript

Deadline: TBD
More information: orise.orau.gov

AT&T SUMMER BRIDGE

Location: California Institute of
Technology in Pasadena, Calif.
Start date: Always open
End date: Always open
Prerequisites: 3.0 GPA or higher;
U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident; resume and unofficial transcript;
student's first JPL internship must last
at least 10 weeks

Deadline: Always open
More information: jpl.nasa.gov

/doescholars/faq/index.html

/edu/intern/apply/year-round
-internship-program

Eligible candidates: Undergradu-

ates, graduates, or postgraduates
in certain related programs, including physics, mathematics, and
communications (full list available
on website)

ate and graduate students pursuing
degrees in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics

HOPA MOUNTAIN
NATIVE SCIENCE
FELLOWS
Description: Offered by Hopa
Mountain cooperatively with
Blackfeet Community College, the
program gives undergraduate and
graduate student fellows the opportunity to work with communitybased science organizations as
a way to boost their engagement
with studying geosciences. Native
Science Fellowships are competitively awarded to geosciences
students with support from the
National Science Foundation.

Location: Varies
Start date: TBD
End date: TBD
Prerequisites: Must be a college
student pursuing an undergraduate
or graduate degree in earth sciences, atmospheric sciences, natural
resource management, hydrology,
fisheries, wildlife management,
forestry, or soil sciences

Deadline: TBD
More information: info
@hopamountain.org

Eligible candidates: Native
American and Latino students
currently attending Montana State
University or the University of
Montana

aises.org

A selective summer program
designed to prepare you for
success in engineering, science
and math coursework.

WHO? Freshman students

who have been accepted to the
University of Oklahoma and who
are planning to major in a discipline
within the Gallogly College of
Engineering or the Mewbourne
College of Earth and Energy.

WHAT? Summer Bridge is a

four-week residential, on-campus
program that provides you with an
opportunity to connect with other
freshman students, faculty and staff.
Learn how to navigate college life and
the OU campus. Earn math credit while
crossing the bridge to preparedness
for a successful first year.

WHEN?

JULY 8 - AUG. 4, 2017
Spots are limited! Visit our
website for more information.
The University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity institution.
www.ou.edu/eoo

ou.edu/coe/summerbridge

NASA COOPERATIVE
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Description: This program allows
students to alternate semesters at school
with semesters at NASA centers, with
three terms being spent at NASA centers. Students will be paid while working
in a position related to their field and applying classroom theory to a real-world
environment.
Location: N/A
Start date: TBD
End date: TBD
Prerequisites: Meet the 2.9 GPA; be
enrolled in a college/university cooperative education program; have at least 30
semester hours completed

Deadline: TBD
More information: nasa.gov
/offices/education/programs
/descriptions/NASA_Cooperative
_Education_Project.html

Eligible candidates: Doctoral, graduate, and undergraduate students from
the United States

The future of our community
is in their hands.
Their education is in ours.
Today, less than one percent of our country's teachers identify
as American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian.
Teach For America is dedicated to recruiting more diverse
leaders to the teaching profession. In the fight to give all kids
a great education, everyone is needed.

NATIONAL ENERGY
TECHNOLOGY
LABORATORY
PROFESSIONAL
INTERNSHIP
PROGRAM (PIP)

To learn more visit: https://www.teachforamerica.org/apply

Description: PIP is designed to
introduce students to conducting
energy research where they will be

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