NASA, NSF Summer Research Opportunities & Grad School

Do you need financial support for graduate school? Then this is for you.

Looking for undergrad summer research? Then read on. 

650 opportunities await you!

INTERESTED? Then look no further! 
         NASA and NSF are providing AH-MAZING opportunities for those of you interested. 

For Undergraduates (click here):

Paid Summer 2014 Undergrad Research Opportunities:

More than 650 programs – REU and other summer research opportunities for undergrads

For Financial Support in Graduate School (click here):

Bridge to the Doctorate, IGERT and NSF Grad Research Fellowship programs provide generous stipend and tuition support for students through the National Science Foundation.

For Postdoc opportunities (click here): More than 250 openings nationwide.

 

If you're just interested in the program in general and would like to learn more, then please go to: 

http://intern.nasa.gov/

Summer Research Opportunities Part I

Are you interested in spending your summer doing research? DO you want to know more?

SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES INFO SESSION:
Leah Caroll, Office of Undergraduate Research will hold the last info session for SURF L&S and SURF Rose Hills this March 4th, 2013 from 4:30 -5:30 P.M.  at Durant Hall, Rm 9 so if you are interested, DO SWING BY!

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Another opportunity you may be interested in is the

(Un)certain Boundaries: Visualizing the intersections of science & society,  Spring 2013 Science, Technology, and Society Undergraduate Conference Symposia. 

What this is:

• Organized by the Center for Science, Technology, Medicine, & Society (CSTMS @ Berkeley)
• Conference that will give undergraduates the great opportunity to present their research projects to faculty and students
• Held on Friday, April 26th, 2013
• Deadline to submit abstracts and apply: Tuesday, March 5th, 2013
• What are they looking for?
• projects with high quality
• projects that illustrate interaction between science and society
• projects that bring together social, environmental, political, and scientific disciplines
• Your projects can be presented in either the forms of: (1) Formal - traditional research presentation; (2) Mixed Media - visual installation, performance, mp3, video; (3) Informal - "implosion" projects which provide insight on unexpected connections between society and science.
• Honor students are encouraged to apply. 

 More details are available at

http://cstms.berkeley.edu/2012/uncertain_boundaries/

 If you have any questions, please feel free to contact

cstms.undergradconf@gmail.com

Further information on other opportunities to come, so stay tuned!