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Greetings scholars below are more opportunities for internships. Remember to open the links on a non mobile device.
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Deadline
March 22nd
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Dear Jason:
Time is running out if you want to reach the top STEM high school students from around the world at the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) - the world’s largest pre-college
science competition.
Intel ISEF is a program of the Society for Science & the Public, and over 1,700 outstanding young researchers from the U.S. and over 70 countries will be in Los Angeles, May 14-19, to compete for $4 million in awards.
There is no other event where you can engage with this many top science and engineering students in one place.
Here’s how you can reach them:
Become an exhibitor.
Watch
this brief 2016 highlights video to see why institutions like MIT, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Michigan Tech, UC Riverside, Oklahoma State and many others will be there. Then contact me for information about
2-day exhibitor packages.
Advertise in Science News.
If you can’t be there, you can place an ad in the April 29
issue of Science News and benefit from discounted rates. Each ISEF finalist will receive this issue containing your institution’s message. There will also be a
bonus distribution of 5,000 copies for Intel ISEF attendees, in addition to those received by our regular
90,000 paid subscribers.
Intel ISEF Special:
Purchase a print ad in this issue and receive a free banner ad on ScienceNews.org.
Full page print ad (plus 100,000 banner ad impressions) -
$2,000 (save 50%)
½ page ad (plus 50,000 banner ad impressions) -
$1,500
1/3 page ad (plus 35,000 banner ad impressions) -
$1,200
Deadline to reserve space is Wednesday, March 22.
Contact me at [log in to unmask]
or 202-872-5127 to reserve your ad, or for more information about our two-day Intel ISEF exhibitor packages and the other ways the Society can help you can access talented STEM students.
Best regards,
Daryl
Daryl Anderson
Media Sales Manager
Society for Science & the Public/Science News
Phone: 202-872-5127
E-mail: [log in to unmask]
Web:
www.sciencenews.org
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Application deadline: March 31st 2017
Interdisciplinary Research Experiences in Changing Coastal Environments
The Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON) (www.lumcon.edu)
invites highly motivated undergraduates to apply for Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) positions in our Summer 2017 REU program in Interdisciplinary Research Experiences in Changing Coastal Environments.
REU participants will spend ten weeks (June 5th – A...ugust 11th) at LUMCON conducting independent research projects with guidance from scientific mentors / mentor teams while interacting with
peers participating in other aspects of LUMCON’s summer programs. Each student is paired with a scientific mentor(s) based on mutual research interests. The REU program is designed to give students a meaningful, hands-on research experience that takes advantage
of state-of-the-art methods and technologies available at LUMCON. This summer, mentors are interested in supporting interns to conduct research in a number of topic areas, including:
invertebrate richness of deep-sea woodfalls, seeps, sediments, and shipwrecks; microbial responses to stressful environmental conditions; effects of environmental stressors on the physiological ecology of coastal invertebrates
and fishes; behavioral and collective responses of fishes to environmental stressors; and impacts of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on wetland biogeochemistry and ecology, plant ecology, microbial ecology, sediment microalgae and/or benthos. More information
on the program and details on potential mentors and projects can be found at
http://www.lumcon.edu/REU.
Candidates must be available for the entire ten week period. We will provide a $500/week stipend, housing at the Marine Center in Cocodrie, LA, and support for their research.
The ideal candidate should be interested in pursuing a career in coastal and/or marine science, creative, hard-working, detail orientated, dedicated, and comfortable working as part of research
team. Experience with field or laboratory research is a plus but not necessary. To be eligible you must be returning to an undergraduate degree program in the fall (e.g., if you will graduate in May or June, you are NOT eligible).
Students from underrepresented groups in sciences, from small colleges, and first generation college students are encouraged to apply.
Application deadline: March 31st 2017.
Applications should include: copy of unofficial transcripts, contact information for two academic references, CV/resume, and a one page statement that describes your interest in the REU position,
academic goals, and any previous research experience.
Applications should be sent to Dr. Brian Roberts at
[log in to unmask] with “2017 REU application” in the subject line. Please feel free to contact Dr. Roberts if you have any questions.
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Deadline April
7th
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to announce our recently funded NSF-sponsored Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) summer program. Our inaugural summer session (June 4 -August 12, 2017) will provide
exciting research opportunities for both undergraduate students as well as faculty/undergraduate team pairs. Each participating student or faculty/student team will be matched with an NIU faculty mentor. Research projects cover a broad range of topics in the
chemical and biochemical fields, such as chemical synthesis, energy storage and protein engineering. All participants will receive a $5,000 stipend and free housing is provided for all student participants. Additional details, as well as the online applications,
may be found at
http://go.niu.edu/CHEMREU.
Please feel free to forward this email (and included poster) to both colleagues and undergraduate students.
Sincerely,
Ralph A. Wheeler and James R. Horn
Directors of the Chemistry and Biochemistry REU program
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb IL 60115
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Dear LSAMP
Colleagues:
It is with great pleasure that we invite you and your students to the
23rd Annual Undergraduate Research Conference &
13th Annual Graduate School Information Program
July 27-29, 2017
To be held in beautiful Niagara Falls, New York!
Two of our confirmed keynote speakers include:
David Stovall, PhD
Professor, University of Illinois at Chicago
Scholar of Educational Policy Studies and African-American Studies
Gloria Ladson-Billings, PhD
Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Scholar of Culturally Relevant Pedagogy, Critical Race Theory, and Hip Hop Pedagogy
Our conference will again be offering: inspiring speakers; workshops; oral and poster presentations; a Graduate School Opportunities Fair; a University at Buffalo Graduate School Information Program;
the popular Maid of the Mist Boat Tour; and much more! Prizes, for students, are awarded throughout the Conference!!
This year, we will be offering an optional Pre-Conference Event on Thursday morning (July 27, 2017) at the University at Buffalo.
The two options will include either:
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A Guided Walking Tour of our North Campus or
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A School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) tour for those interested in our Engineering Graduate School Programs
This event will include transportation from and back to the Conference Center in Niagara Falls.
Please note that our Preliminary Conference Agenda can be located on the
Conference Website!
Registration (same rate as last year) is now open for this 3-day event and the early bird registration fee of
$350 applies to paid registrations received by
June 24, 2017.
A general registration fee of $375 applies to paid registrations received on or after
June 25, 2017.
This year’s Conference continues to promise you and your students a wonderful opportunity to:
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Share/Present faculty-supervised research (Oral and Poster formats)
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Attend a University at Buffalo
Graduate School Information Program that includes meetings with Program Faculty/Staff/Students based on your graduate
field of interest
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Enjoy and
Interact with inspirational speakers and panels
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Survey a large number of graduate schools, from across the nation, at our Graduate School Opportunities Fair,
and
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Experience the culture and beauty of the Niagara Falls area including opportunities to visit area attractions
As always, it is our intent that your students will leave motivated and invigorated by a rich conference atmosphere.
Student presenters and non-presenters are welcome to attend this conference for inspiration, education, networking, and cultural enrichment!
All undergraduate researchers are welcome including, but not limited to, those from McNair; SSS; LSAMP; and CSTEP Programs
Everyone interested in attending the Conference should visit our website at
http://cpmc.buffalo.edu/mcnair/conference/index.php
While there, please complete and submit your online registration form before June 25, 2017
Students presenting research as an oral or poster presentation
must also complete the online proposal form, which includes a presentation abstract submission (of no more than 100 words) by July
12, 2017.
Presentation information and the proposal form can be found at
http://vovici.com/wsb.dll/s/8727g59f60
The summer is a very popular time for tourism in this area, so we encourage you to register for the Conference soon and "lock in" your hotel accommodations for single or double rooms ($152.00/night) while
our block of rooms are still being held at the Sheraton At The Falls. Reservations can be made by calling
1-716-285-3361 or
1-866-961-3780 (please tell them that you are a part of the McNair Conference as
we are receiving a dramatic discount) or for even faster service, simply click on the following link:
Sheraton At The Falls
***Please be advised that the hotel has established a new policy requiring anyone using a purchase order to send them in 2 weeks in advance so that their Accounting Department has time to approve them***.
As always, we look forward to welcoming you and your students to our Conference this summer!!
If I can answer any questions or assist you in any way, please feel free to contact me directly.
Susan J. Ott, PhD, CFP®
Director and PI
Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program
Assistant Professor, Adjunct
University at Buffalo
255 Capen Hall
Buffalo, New York 14260
716-645-5479
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