Jobs/Internships

Internship Workshop

  • Where: Room 3902
  • When: December 4th, 3PM-4PM
  • Description: Michelle will walk through how to find internships 

Below are some internships/jobs with upcoming deadlines to apply. 


Biology/Chemistry/Pre-Med

NSF Center for Genetically Encoded Materials Summer REU

  • Application Deadline: February 1st, Apply Here
  • Eligibility: Undergraduates interested in chemistry, chemical biology, and biochemistry. Open to US citizens and permanent
    residents only. No previous research experience required!
  • Description: C-GEM is learning how to repurpose nature’s protein synthesizing machine – the ribosome and all its associated factors – to biosynthesize genetically encoded, sequence-defined bio-polymers and natural product-like molecules – with unprecedented structures, functions, and activities. C-GEM’s goal is to develop the science that transforms how scientists design and produce both bio-materials and medicines.

Computer Science


Engineering

Brooks Owen Fellowship

  • Application Deadline: October 7th, Apply Here
  • Eligibility: Undergraduates interested in any facet of the aerospace community who identify as a woman or another type of gender-minority and who is currently pursuing an Associates or Bachelors degree
  • Description: The Brooke Owens Fellowship was established to help address a historic gender imbalance in the aerospace field. The organization’s programs are designed to serve both as an inspiration and as a career boost to capable young women and gender minorities who, like Brooke, aspire to explore our sky and stars, advance the aerospace industry, and help their fellow people here on planet Earth. Its mission is to provide opportunities and access to talented female and gender minority students from all backgrounds who have been previously underrepresented in the aerospace community.

Engineering Technician at the Montague Company


Mathematics


Physics/Astronomy


Other

Stanford University Nano Facilities Internship Program

  • Application Deadline: November 2nd, Apply Here
  • Eligibility: No prior background or experience needed
  • Description: Learn how things are made and seen at the micro- and nanoscale. The nanofacilities are used for cutting edge research, in areas including electronics, MEMS, optics, physics, biology/biotechnology, medicine, materials science, geology, mechanical engineering, environmental studies, and chemistry. Students will work closely with staff mentors in a cleanroom or other lab area to develop transferrable skills through experiential learning. Duties may include training on research tools, data collection, inventory support, chemical safety, technical support and maintenance, troubleshooting mechanical issues, or characterization of micro- and nano-fabrication equipment. Pay begins at approximately $24/hr.