From jparrill at MIT.EDU  Tue Mar  2 12:35:50 2004
From: jparrill at MIT.EDU (Joseph Parrillo)
Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 12:35:50 -0500
Subject: [Engintern] Internship Listserv Message 4
Message-ID: <5.2.1.1.2.20040302121755.00a7a3b0@hesiod>

Good afternoon,

Please find included in the message: Internship Listserv Message 4 
(engintern and allintern)

1) The Diversity Leadership Program is a chance for exceptional juniors and 
seniors (Fall 2004) of diverse background to take apart in a weekend 
program that helps students make the next strategic advancements after 
college.  Students have the opportunity to win over $10,000 in scholarships 
and the program is FREE.

Through this program you can gain experience that makes you stand out in 
our highly competitive workforce. You will participate in workshops with 
our country's top business leaders, and gain valuable skills through 
keynote speaking sessions. Monster.com sponsors this opportunity.

For more information, visit http://www.monstertrak.com/seekers.

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2) John H. Volpe Transportation Internship- A developmental internship 
program where the intern works side-by-side with leaders and experts in the 
field of transportation on both technical and policy projects.

For more information, visit: http://volpe.dot.gov/career/intrnshp.html
or call 617-494-2500 to speak with the Internship Program Coordinator.

Open to all students accepted into a graduate level program in the 
engineering, scientific, or social sciences disciplines, are United States 
citizens, and have an interest in contributing to the future of transportation.


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3) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) internship program for graduating 
seniors (Class of 2004)
The EPA Intern Program (EIP) is a full-time, professional, entry-level 
employment and career development
program at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

>For 2004, we plan to hire approximately forty-five (45) Interns as 
>entry-level, professional Environmental Protection Specialists (GS-7), 
>Environmental Scientists (GS-7 or 9), and Biologists (GS-7 or 9).
>Applicants can qualify for the EIP with a minimum of a bachelors degree or 
>relevant work experience. These are professional, career positions not 
>summer or temporary student jobs.
>
>Work experience and academic majors may include, but are not limited to:
>         Biological Sciences and Ecology
>         Business Administration/Management
>         Chemistry and Physical Sciences
>         Computer Science
>         Environmental Engineering
>         Environmental Studies
>         Financial Management
>         International Studies
>         Public and Environmental Policy
>         Public Administration
>
>For information, contact:
>           Jamie Langlie, Program Manager, Phone: 202-564-7576,
>           Kent Smith, EIP Staff, Phone: 202-564-7908
>           Patricia Midgett, EIP Staff, Phone: 202-564-7769,
>
>            E-mail to Staff at:   EPA-InternProgram at epa.gov
>


From jparrill at MIT.EDU  Mon Mar 15 10:05:36 2004
From: jparrill at MIT.EDU (Joseph Parrillo)
Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2004 10:05:36 -0500
Subject: [Engintern] EngIntern Listserv Message 5
Message-ID: <5.2.1.1.2.20040315095605.00a7b5f8@hesiod>

Internship Listserv Message 5:

For students majoring in Computer Science and related science and 
engineering fields, Berkeley Lab Computing Sciences hosts a 12-week summer 
program with provides students with the opportunity to gain relevant 
research experience while pursuing their degree. Participants will work on 
well-defined projects under the guidance of one or more staff members. 
Berkeley Lab, located in Berkeley, CA is a world leader in performing 
leading-edge research in the computing, biological, physical, materials, 
chemical, and energy sciences.

Students interested in the program must visit 
http://www.lbl.gov/CS/Careers/SummerStudents.html to apply. Due to the high 
level of interest in this program, applications will be accepted only 
through the online application process.