It's time to start thinking about summer programs for 2019! If you come to the January 22 (2:30 - 3:30 pm) workshop at Metro 500, or the January 24 (2:30 - 3:30 pm) workshop at Southeast 8264, you will learn how to search for and find good programs that fit your interests and that provide you with some great experiences. There will also be Professors present to assist in reviewing an application if you have already started putting your packet together for a specific internship. Workshops will be presented at both campuses by Dr. Diana Spencer and Stacia Sarwinski, and Dr. Dusti Sloan will be at the workshop at Southeast. Snacks will be provided. Come see why you should participate in a summer program! Click below to see a presentation to the Club of Medical and Natural Sciences about summer programs. ![]()
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The Stream Program, headquartered out of the East Central Regional Office near Muskogee, will be hiring two interns to assist with fisheries surveys this summer. Interns may choose either 3-month, 40 hours/week or 6-month, 29 hours/week appointments. Current college students majoring in wildlife and fisheries related fields may apply online (link provided below).
Selected interns will gain valuable experience in stream and river systems across the state utilizing a wide variety of fish sampling methods that target both game and non-game species. Overnight travel will be required. Deadline to apply is March 16th, 2018. While completing the application please specify your desire to work for the Streams Program or East Central Regional Office. https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/odwc-careers |
This is a nine-week summer program in materials science and engineering at OSU in Stillwater. Engage in cutting-edge research in materials processing, testing and characterization for interdisciplinary applications in energy storage, energy generation, biomaterials, combustion and aerospace.
The internship pays $500 per week, plus on-campus housing and transportation. In addition, scholars will be introduced to entrepreneurship and commercialization to transition research from the lab to the real world. Apply by February 16, 2018. |
For details, go to mse.okstate.edu/reu/
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It's time to start thinking about summer programs for 2018! If you come to the October 11 (1:00 - 2:00 pm) workshop at Southeast 8296, or the October 16 (2:00 - 3:00 pm) workshop at Metro 626, you will learn how to search for and find good programs that fit your interests and that provide you with some great experiences. You'll also meet former interns to learn how valuable their experiences were and get some great advice on how to structure your application and resume.
Workshops will be presented at both campuses by Dr. Diana Spencer and Janice Airhart. Snacks will be provided. Come see why you should participate in a summer program! Click below to see a presentation to the Club of Medical and Natural Sciences about summer programs. ![]()
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OK-INBREOK-INBRE is a grant awarded by the National Institutes of Health Institutional Development Award (IDeA) Program. Primary missions are biomedical research, education and patient care.
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Community College Undergraduate Research InitiativeTulsa Community College is proud to be one of only 38 community colleges selected for participation in this program.
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Tulsa Area Bioscience Education & Research ConsortiumTulsa area alliance that promotes bioscience education, research and collaboration. They have provided about 30 summer internships since 2011.
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