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LLNL

Please make your students aware of these internship programs managed by the Glenn T. Seaborg Institute at Lawrence Livermore National Labs. For undergraduates we offer the Undergraduate Summer Institute (USI). For graduate students we have two programs, the Nuclear Science Summer Internship Program (NSSIP) and the Computational Chemistry and Materials Science Summer Institute (CCMS). Please see the announcement link for the application.

Please note that we have extended the application period to Feb. 12, 2007.

2/12/07

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NASA

NASA Exploration Internships will provide students Exploration Science Mission Directorate (ESMD) -relevant work experience in industry or at a NASA center. Students will be engaged in hands-on engineering projects with a strong and involved placement mentor. Internships are open to juniors, seniors and graduate students.

NOTE: Oregon Space Grant <http://spacegrant.oregonstate.edu/> will sponsor four (4) students from OSGC affiliate institutions to attend. Stipends will be for $6,000 direct to each student including travel funds. Go to http://education.ksc.nasa.gov/esmdspacegrant/ for more information and to apply for these opportunities. Please check this website often for opportunities for semester long internships throughout the year. A current list of available internships can be viewed at http://www.vsgc.odu.edu/esmd/.

To apply, students must complete the online application and follow the guidelines at http://platinum.ts.odu.edu/esmd2007.nsf/Main?OpenPage. ESMD Internship eligibility criteria include: · Must be U.S. Citizen to participate. Proof of citizenship will be required if selected · Age 18 or older · Community college, undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to apply · Minimum of 30 credit hours/45 quarter hours completed · Minimum GPA of 3.0/4/0 · Enrolled full-time in an accredited U.S. university, college or community college.

Applications will be open through February 16th, 2007 for the Spring term NASA ESMD internships. Any questions regarding the internship application should be directed to Theresa.M.Schroeder@nasa.gov <mailto:Theresa.M.Schroeder@nasa.gov> .

2/16/07

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LLNL

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is seeking qualified students who have an interest in spending the 2007 summer at LLNL working on challenging projects within the Hazards Control Department. Enclosed with this letter is a flyer on the Hazards Control Department (HCD) Applied Safety Summer Intern, Scholar & Training Program that provides further information as to eligibility and activities.

A web site is available with more background information. This web site also provides access to an interest form that your students will need to submit no later than February 28, 2007.

Summer intern positions are available in the areas of computational applications development, bio-safety, criticality safety, ergonomics, fire safety, industrial hygiene, industrial safety, radiation safety, and safety education and training. Project opportunities combining hands on applications with technical development are available within all aspects of the applied safety program. The interns are mentored by LLNL Hazards Control staff members and also have opportunities to interact with other laboratory research scientists and engineers and attend facility tours and lectures on highly relevant safety and LLNL research topics. Our interns are encouraged to give poster and/or oral presentations at the end of the summer to showcase their accomplishments and to provide documentation of their work. It is not uncommon for interns to return a second summer after establishing a working relationship with their mentor. We hope you will encourage your undergraduate students who have an interest in applied safety to apply for these summer employment openings.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact Debra Kidd either by email kidd9@llnl.gov or at (925) 424-5770.

2/28/07

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NASA

1. USRP: NASA is looking for talented undergraduates to participate in our Undergraduate Student Research Program (USRP). USRP offers undergraduates across the United States mentored research experiences at participating NASA Centers and research support facilities. USRP APPLICATIONS <http://www.vsgc.odu.edu/app.htm> are now available for a 10-week summer and 15-week fall session in 2007. Students may apply for ONE or BOTH sessions to increase the chance of being selected to participate. However, students will only be able to participate in one session. Stipend: Students will receive $5,000 (Summer) or $7,500 (Fall) stipend for the research experience plus one round-trip airfare or ground transportation costs to and from JSC.

NOTE: Oregon Space Grant <http://spacegrant.oregonstate.edu/> will sponsor one (1) student from an OSGC affiliate institution to attend. Duration: 10 Weeks (Summer) or 15 Weeks (Fall) Application Deadline: Summer Session - January 31, 2007 Fall Session - February 28, 2007 Applications are found online at http://www.vsgc.odu.edu/app.htm. Point of Contact at JSC: Sara Malloy (email: sara.w.malloy@nasa.gov <mailto:sara.w.malloy@nasa.gov> ) Visit this program's official website: http://education.nasa.gov/usrp

1/31/07, 2/28/07

General Atomic

General Atomics (GA) is pleased to invite your senior and graduate students to participate in the 2007 fission group summer internship program. Building upon the success of the program from the previous two years, we’re looking forward to working together in furthering R&D of Modular Helium Reactors. The following attachments to this e-mail are provided: A handout summarizing the GA 2006 summer internship program A flyer to display on your bulletin board for the 2007 program and information on how to apply GA expects each intern to contribute a 40 hour work week. In addition to being paid on an hourly rate, the interns will be reimbursed for round-trip airfare expenses (up to a maximum limit) and partial housing reimbursement.

The deadline for submittal of resumes is March 15, 2007. For your convenience, you will also receive color printed copies of the attachments through the mail. In order to attract enough participants, GA has distributed similar e-mails of invitation to over a dozen national universities. Please contact either Arkal.Shenoy@gat.com or Chris.Ellis@gat.com for further information.

3/15/07