➜ aises.org/internships/bmm-test-labs-internshipSUMMER INTERNSHIP
➜ aises.org/internships/bmm-test-labs-internship
In partnership with AISES, BMM Testlabs offers a paid, 10-week summer internship to eligible students. BMM Testlabs, with 14 offices in 13 countries, is the world’s oldest private independent gaming laboratory, providing testing, training, quality assurance, and other services to the regulated gaming industry. Interns assist test engineers as part of a team responsible for assessing gaming technology integrity, accountability, and functionality; performing statistical analysis of gaming device and game probabilities; reviewing gaming device and system source code; and assisting with the development of testing procedures. Travel expenses and housing at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, are included.
Location: Las Vegas
Start date: TBD (for 2019)
End date: TBD (for 2019)
Eligible candidates: Current college junior, senior, or graduate students, ideally in computer science, computer programming, computer engineering, or electrical engineering; other fields given consideration include mathematics, statistics, management information systems, information technology, and network/system administration Deadline: TBD (March)
SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
➜ aises.org/scholarships/internships
The AISES internship program provides students with applied work
experience and an opportunity to explore career options. Placing
students in 10-week summer positions with partner agencies, the program
also promotes advanced study to the graduate level and assists students
in developing professional networks. Past internship partners have
included the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Land
Management.
Location: Varies
Start date: Varies
End date: Varies
Eligible candidates: AISES members; full-time undergraduate or graduate students; American Indian or Alaska Native
Deadline: Varies
FUTURE ENGINEER PATHWAY
➜ amazonfutureengineer.com/student
Students who take advanced-placement (AP) computer science (CS) in
high school are eight times more likely to pursue computer science in
college. This program creates accessible learn-to-work opportunities for
pre-college students through three key components: sponsored AP CS
courses with AWS Educate and Edhesive, college tuition scholarships, and
paid Amazon Future Engineer internships in software engineering.
Teachers and administrators are encouraged to apply on behalf of their
students.
Location: Online
Start date: TBD (March)
End date: Rolling enrollment
Eligible candidates: High school students, with a focus on low-income communities
Deadline: TBD (July)
INTERNSHIPS
➜ carollocareers.silkroad.com/carollocareersext/who-we-hire.html
Internships are open for the summer and winter. Engineering majors
can focus on electrical, mechanical, or environmental engineering work.
Location: Walnut Creek, Calif.
Start date: Summer and winter
End date: Summer and winter
Eligible candidates: Engineering majors (preferably environmental, mechanical, electrical)
Deadline: Varies
SUMMER CONFERENCE
Each year, nearly 200 Emma Bowen students gather in New York City at
the Emma Bowen Foundation Annual Summer Conference to network, learn,
and take their first steps toward a career in the media and technology
industries.
Location: New York City
Start date: TBD (June)
End date: TBD (June)
Eligible candidates: Emma Bowen Foundation fellows (underrepresented graduating high school seniors or college students and other qualifications)
Deadline: TBD
GW SUMMER PROGRAM ADVANCING RESEARCH ON CANCER (GW-SPARC)
The George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences in
partnership with the George Washington Cancer Center is offering a
10-week summer program to advance research, promote diversity in the
field, and address disparities in health care delivery. GW-SPARC is
especially geared to sophomores and juniors with the possibility that
they could return for a second summer of cutting-edge research. The
experience includes housing, a stipend, travel funds, mentoring by a
cancer researcher, weekly workshops and sessions, and a poster
presentation opportunity.
Location: Washington, D.C.
Start date: May 29 (2018)
End date: August 3 (2018)
Eligible candidates: U.S. undergraduate students from groups underrepresented in the biomedical sciences
Deadline: Applications for summer 2019 will be available midwinter.
BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEADERSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT (BOLD) INTERNSHIP
➜ google.com/about/careers/students/bold.html
This paid summer internship is for rising undergraduate seniors who
are interested in working in technology and full-time opportunities at
Google. The program is designed to expose historically underrepresented
students in this field to career opportunities in the industry.
Location: Various (U.S.)
Start date: TBD (late May)
End date: TBD (June)
Eligible candidates:
Students from all schools, and students who identify with a group that
is historically underrepresented in the technology industry, including
but not limited to black, Hispanic, Native American, students with
disabilities, and veterans
Deadline: TBD (November)
PATHFINDERS SUMMER INSTITUTE
➜ infosys.org/infosys-foundation-usa/pathfinders
Hosted by Infosys Foundation USA, Pathfinders is an intensive week of
in-person professional development and high-quality hands-on training
in computer science and making for public school teachers. All tuition,
airfare, and room and board are paid. To make it possible for teachers
to attend at no cost, Infosys Foundation USA funds must be matched by
schools, districts, PTAs, or the donor community at donorschoose.org.
Location: Indiana University Bloomington
Start date: TBD (July)
End date: TBD (July)
Eligible candidates:
K–12 public school teachers; special consideration given to teachers
from high-needs schools, underrepresented communities, those new to
teaching computer science and making, and districts demonstrating
significant commitment to these subjects
Deadline: TBD (April)
SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
➜ jpl.nasa.gov/edu/intern/apply/summer-internship-program
JPL offers a 10-week summer internship that gives students engineer and scientist mentors to help them gain educational experience in their field of study and contribute to NASA and JPL missions and science.
Location: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, Calif.
Start date: TBD
End date: TBD
Eligible candidates: Undergraduate and graduate students (U.S. citizens or permanent residents) pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics; prerequisites include a 3.0 GPA or higher and the ability to work 40 hours per week for 10 weeks.
Deadline: April 12, 2019
MINORITY INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (MITES)
MIT’s free, six-week, residential MITES program is designed to
provide academic enrichment for rising high school seniors — many from
underrepresented or underserved communities — who have a strong academic
record and are interested in studying and exploring careers in science
and engineering.
Location: MIT, Cambridge, Mass.
Start date: TBD
End date: TBD
Eligible candidates:
U.S. citizens or permanent residents; high school juniors or equivalent
with a strong academic record and a demonstrated passion for STEM
Deadline: TBD (February); the summer 2019 application will be available in late fall
GEOSCIENTISTS IN THE PARKS PROGRAM
➜ nps.gov/subjects/geoscientistsinparks/index.htm
This multidisciplinary program, a partnership between the NPS, the
Geological Society of America, and the Stewards Individual Placement
Program, places college students and early-career professionals in NPS
units for three months to one year to assist with geology and integrated
science projects. Year-round opportunities are offered.
Location: Various (U.S.)
Start date: Varies
End date: Varies
Eligible candidates: College students and recent graduates in the geosciences
Deadline: TBD (June)
CYBERSECURITY SUMMIT FOR LARGE FACILITIES AND CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE
➜ trustedci.org/2018-nsf-cybersecurity-summit
The annual National Science Foundation Cybersecurity Summit for Large
Facilities and Cyberinfrastructure serves as a valuable part of the
process of securing the NSF scientific cyberinfrastructure by providing
the community with a forum for establishing best practices. The summit
offers opportunities for student scholarships.
Location: Alexandria, Va.
Start date: TBD (August)
End date: TBD (August)
Eligible candidates: Undergraduate or graduate college students
Deadline: TBD (June)
McCALL OUTDOOR SCIENCE SCHOOL (MOSS) SUMMER PROGRAMS
The University of Idaho MOSS runs summer day camp programs based on
exploring the natural world for students ages 3–12 and a five-day
program of watershed and ecology instruction for families.
Location: McCall, Idaho (base)
Start date: Varies
End date: Varies
Eligible candidates: Age-based programs
Deadline: Varies