[Sciintern] Internships in Science from the MIT Careers Office

[Malakia Silcott]

WELCOME TO THE FIRST POSTING for Science Internships !!

You are receiving this email as a result of your registration to the 
Science Internship listings offered by the MIT Careers Office email 
listserv.  By signing up, you are now part of a select group that will 
benefit from receiving periodic notices about various internship in science 
that are forwarded to members of Careers office professional staff.

For more information on the internships that follow, please use the contact 
information provided.
Don't forget to visit our resources page at : 
http://web.mit.edu/career/www/students/internships.html

In this email, we have provided info about the following.....

1) Internships with the Federal Aviation Administration
2) Seaborg Institute Fellowship Program
3) Positions available with Alaskan Observers, Inc
4) Education Development Center (EDC) - Utilize or expand on your research 
skills
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1) Internships with the Federal Aviation Administration (http://www1.faa.gov/)

Description: opportunities to participate in ongoing FAA research and 
related technologies

Discipline(s): aviation research, computer science, engineering (aerospace, 
computer, civil, electronics, electrical, and mechanical), law, 
mathematics, science, and other aviation safety and security studies

Eligibility: undergraduate and graduate students; minimum GPA of 3.0; 
recent graduates; U.S. citizens

Location(s): various locations at FAA facilities across the U.S.

Duration: 10 weeks in the summer; 15 weeks during semester

Frequency: annually  ----- Awards made: number varies

Deadline(s): applications are accepted on a year-round basis; Summer 
Deadline: Feb. 27

Benefits: weekly stipend of $450; housing allowance, if eligible,of $150 
per week; limited travel reimbursement (round-trip transportation expenses 
between facility and home or campus); accidental medical insurance

Contact(s):  Michael Hubbard, Group Manager, 
<mailto:hubbardm at orau.gov>hubbardm at orau.gov, (865) 576-3937
Pat Pressley,Program 
Specialist,<mailto:presslep at orau.gov>presslep at orau.gov,  (865) 576-3409
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2) Seaborg Institute for Transactinium Science
at Los Alamos National Laboratory is seeking Fellows

The goal of this program is to give young scientists a greater appreciation 
of the diverse role of chemistry and physics in nuclear energy, national 
defense, and legacy cleanup. We hope that these activities will help 
stimulate scientists towards careers in nuclear science. Therefore, we are 
seeking highly motivated undergraduate or graduate students with a 
scientific background in chemistry or related disciplines. Previous 
research experience in these areas will be highly regarded, and will be 
given equal weight with previous academic achievements. Lastly, as with all 
of Los Alamos National Laboratory's programs, we realize that excellence is 
obtained through a diversity of backgrounds and interests.

http://pearl1.lanl.gov/seaborg/default.htm

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3) Alaskan Observers, Inc Domestic Fisheries Observer
- Positions available year round.
http://www.alaskanobservers.com,
  1 800 483 7310.

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4) Education Development Center (EDC) is one of the world's leading 
non-profit research and development firms. Website 
http://main.edc.org/about/job_opportunities.asp for job listings. Call 
(617) 969 7100

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