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PATHS IN EDUCATION
CONTINUED FROM page 71

space-related research projects,
gaining experience where
instruments and spacecraft have
been built to go to Pluto, Mercury,
the sun, and our moon.
Laurel, Md.
TBD
END DATE: TBD
ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES: Rising
sophomores through PhD students;
must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher,
be a U.S. citizen, and pass a
background check
DEADLINE: TBD for 2018
LOCATION:

START DATE:

CHANGE THE WORLD

ONE EXPERIENCE AT A TIME
"Being a part of the native community at the UA, I was welcomed
with open arms. After receiving my degree, I hope to work with
tribes and their youth to bring awareness about environmental
health issues which impact different reservations among the U.S."

Kiana Ashlee Kaye, Navajo - Public Health Major
Kiana conducts water quality research as part of 100% Engagement,
the UA's signature student experience.

go.arizona.edu/apply-stem

❚ NYU SUMMER
RESEARCH
PROGRAM FOR
COLLEGE JUNIORS
➽ engineering.nyu.edu
/research/summer-juniors
The NYU Tandon School of
Engineering welcomes college
juniors passionate about
science and engineering and
cross-disciplinary research
focusing on tackling real-world
issues. Participants experience
firsthand timely research
applications of engineering
and scientific methods, tools,
and technologies. On-campus
housing and a research stipend
are provided.
Brooklyn, N.Y.
TBD
END DATE: TBD
ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES: Undergraduate
juniors interested in fields related to
engineering, science, and research;
must have a cumulative GPA of 3.25
or higher and be a U.S. citizen
DEADLINE: TBD for 2018
LOCATION:

START DATE:

Ph.D. Candidate
Water Resources
Science & Management

"My family and I have not regretted our choice
here at UI and have found opportunities for
success on and off campus, friendships, and
lifelong connections."

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❚ PRINCETON
UNIVERSITY
SUMMER
UNDERGRADUATE
RESEARCH PROGRAM
FOR DIVERSITY IN
CHEMISTRY (SURPDC)
➽ chemists.princeton.edu
/surpdc/details

Participants join a group
directed by Princeton
faculty to contribute to
and participate in exciting
research, as well as work
with postdocs and graduate
students. Members also take
part in lab tours, social events,
safety training, and research
discussion groups. Housing
in Princeton dormitories and
stipends are available, and
travel expenses are covered.
Princeton, N.J.
TBD
END DATE: TBD
ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES: Current
undergraduates interested in
chemistry, chemical materials,
or related fields; applications
from those with diverse
backgrounds and those from
institutions that do not have
prominent research programs
are encouraged; must be a U.S.
citizen or permanent resident,
or a foreign undergraduate
attending a U.S. institution
(excluding Princeton)
DEADLINE: TBD for 2018
LOCATION:

START DATE:

❚ PROFESSIONAL
INTERNSHIP
PROGRAM (PIP)
AT NATIONAL
ENERGY
TECHNOLOGY
LABORATORY
➽ orau.gov/netl/programs
/pip.html
PIP is designed to introduce
students to conducting
energy research where
they will be working with
scientists and state-of-theart equipment to expand
their knowledge in the field.
Research areas include
combustion science, fuel
cells, sensors and controls,
and methane hydrates. The
program can last from two
weeks to one year.
Albany, Ore.;
Morgantown, W.Va.; or
Pittsburgh, Pa.

LOCATION:

aises.org

http://go.arizona.edu/apply-stem http://engineering.nyu.edu/research/summer-juniors http://engineering.nyu.edu/research/summer-juniors http://uidaho.edu http://www.orau.gov/netl/programs/pip.html http://www.orau.gov/netl/programs/pip.html http://chemists.princeton.edu/surpdc/details http://chemists.princeton.edu/surpdc/details http://www.aises.org

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