Research for Undergraduates Summer Institute of Statistics at Indiana University
Research for Undergraduates Summer Institute of Statistics at Indiana University
• Program Dates: May 27 – August 1, 2025
• Stipend: $6,000 + up to $650 for travel expenses
• Housing and Meals: Provided by the program
• Location: Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
• Application Deadline: April 21, 2025
Eligibility Requirements:
• U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
• Undergraduate students (not holding a degree by end of Summer 2025)
• Majors in Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, or Related Fields
For questions or application submissions, contact: Dr. Javier Rojo – jrojo@iu.edu.
ARL Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship
The Army Research Laboratory (ARL) invites exceptional early career researchers to apply for an ARL Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship that provides recipients the opportunity to pursue independent research of their own choosing that supports the mission of ARL. Candidates must display extraordinary ability in scientific research, show clear promise of becoming outstanding leaders, and are expected to have already successfully tackled a major scientific or engineering problem during their thesis work or to have provided a new approach or insight, evidenced by a recognized impact in their field.
Eligibility and Selection Criteria
• Must have completed all the requirements for a Ph.D. or Sc.D. degree in the physical sciences, life sciences, computational sciences, behavioral sciences, or engineering by October 1, 2025. Applicants who intend to defend their dissertation after October 1, 2025, are not eligible.
• May not be more than five years beyond the award date of their Ph.D. or Sc.D. by the fellowship application deadline (July 10, 2025 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time).
• Must demonstrate exceptional qualifications with respect to academic and scholarly achievement, as evidenced by research and publication.
• Are expected to have conducted research on a major scientific or engineering problem during their thesis work or have provided a new approach or insight, evidenced by a recognized impact in their field.
There are no citizenship requirements; however, selected fellows must pass a Department of Defense (DoD) clearance process, requiring a background security investigation. Foreign nationals must get further DoD approval, requiring a background investigation.
Fellowship benefits
• Full-time, one-year in-residence appointment at ARL, renewable for up to three years based on performance
• Annual stipend of $115,000
• Health insurance (including dental and vision)
• Paid relocation and professional travel allowance
Interested candidates can find additional information and apply at https://arldpf.nationalacademies.org
SACNAS National Diversity in STEM Conference
Are you doing research? Want to attend a professional conference?
Then apply to the SACNAS National Diversity in STEM Conference
held in Columbus, Ohio, Oct 30 – Nov 1 2025.
Apply to submit
• an abstract to present your research work (click below) , and
• a travel scholarship to pay for lodging, airfare, and registration (with meals)
to attend the conference (click below)
Deadline: March 28 at 7pm Central time (5pm Pacific time)
Let’s have a strong UTRGV presence at SACNAS NDiSTEM!!
2025 Summer Program for Interdisciplinary Research and Education – Emerging Interface Technologies (SPIRE-EIT)
Summer Research Experience for Undergraduate Students
Program dates: Tuesday, May 27 -- Saturday, August 2
Application deadline: March 14, 2025, or until all positions are filled.
The 2025 program is a ten-week undergraduate internship where students work collaboratively in interdisciplinary teams, receive core training, and gain hands-on research experience with emerging interface technologies.
Program Details:
• Interns will travel to the ISU campus on Tuesday, May 27, and will travel home on Saturday, August 2
• $7,000 stipend for the summer
• Free on-campus apartment housing
• Travel allowance
• Training and hands-on experience will include classroom lectures, activities, a journal club, and get-to-know-faculty seminars
• Food allowance, which will include dining dollars to be used in the ISU cafeteria or other food vendors on campus, in addition to several meals being provided by the program
• For more information about the program and to apply, visit https://www.vrac.iastate.edu/reu/ and https://www.youtube.com/@vracisu
• For questions, contact the SPIRE-EIT Program at spire-eit@iastate.edu
• Sponsored by National Science Foundation Grant 1757900
Eligibility Requirements:
• Applicants must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident of the United States.
• Must be currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate program
• Be and remain an undergraduate student in good standing.
Emerging Interface Technologies
The study of the relationship between humans and increasingly powerful, portable, interconnected, and ubiquitous computers has become one of the most rapidly growing and significant fields of technical investigation. Interdisciplinary in the extreme, this emerging field will have an impact on nearly every area of human endeavor. There exists a need to specifically train students in this burgeoning area, and we hold a strong commitment to train students to be the best and the brightest. We feel that involving students in cutting-edge research is the best way to prepare future engineers, scientists, and artists to work at the ever more present interface between humans and computers.
2025 summer internship opportunities at the Department of Energy Los Alamos National Laboratory and Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Benefits:
1. 10-week summer internship at one of two renowned National Laboratories.
2. Fully paid internship (travel and lodging support + competitive stipend).
3. Potential for: a) continued support for research opportunities at UTRGV during the academic year, b) support to pursue a MS or PhD degree at UTRGV, c) employment at the National Laboratory where the internship was performed.
4. Learn state-of-the-art science and technology.
Application documents:
1. 1 page resume
2. 1 page statement of interest (optional and a brief discussion of interest areas is acceptable)
3. GPA 3.0 or above (unofficial transcripts accepted)
4. In a separate document, indicate a) major and classification, b) topics of interest, c) preferred location (Los Alamos National Laboratory or Oak Ridge National Laboratory).
5. Email the above documents to Ms. Lesly Orozco at lesly.orozco01@utrgv.edu
6. If help is needed for preparation of professional resume and statement, please contact Ms. Orozco and help session can be arranged upon request
UTRGV students in the past have interned at the neutron sources group (Oak Ridge), the manufacturing demonstration facility group (Oak Ridge), and electrochemical fuel cell group (Los Alamos) to name a few research groups. Past and current projects with both laboratories include characterization techniques, machine learning, synthesis of small and large molecules, analytical techniques, programming, etc. However, students interested in other STEM disciplines are encouraged to apply as well. For additional information on research within those National Laboratories, visit their respective websites (ornl.gov and lanl.gov).
Requirements:
US citizen or legal permanent resident
Deadline:
Priority will be given to applications received on and before 1/31/2023, but applications will be accepted until 2/7/2025.
Interview sessions will be held with selected students, and the applications of successful candidates will be moved forward to the National Laboratories for final selection.
Live, Learn, and Intern in Washington, D.C., with the Archer Fellowship Program
The Archer Fellowship Program provides undergraduate students from across The University of Texas System with the life-changing opportunity to live, learn, and intern in our nation’s capital during the fall or spring semester. While in Washington, D.C., students earn in-residence UT Rio Grande Valley credit for their coursework and gain hands-on work experience in an internship. Archer Fellows live together near Capitol Hill, experiencing fellowship and signature events that foster lasting friendships and professional connections.
The Archer Fellowship Programs are open to students of all majors and areas of study—we believe policymaking and public service are relevant and important for students from any discipline.
Great news: The Archer Fellowship Programs are more affordable than ever!¿With various scholarships and funding resources, the program is comparable to or less than the cost of a typical semester at UTRGV.
Learn more about our final information session before the 2025-2026 deadline:
Thursday, January 30
2 – 3 p.m. on Zoom
Questions? Contact Campus Coordinator Cristina Villalobos at cristina.villalobos@utgrv.edu.
Need support with your resume? Schedule an appointment with the Career Center via Handshake or visit us in person during our drop-in hours.
HACU National Internship Program
Gain professional experience through the HACU National Internship Program (HNIP). HNIP offers paid internships with federal agencies and corporate partners, providing students with valuable career development opportunities and exposure to real-world work environments.
Program Highlights:
• Paid Internships: $520/week for undergraduates, $590/week for graduate students.
• Comprehensive Support: Travel expenses covered, housing arranged, and orientation in Washington, D.C.
• Wide-Ranging Opportunities: Positions in various fields, including business, engineering, health, and more, at locations nationwide and in D.C.
• Professional Development: Networking, mentorship, and skill-building experiences.
Eligibility Requirements:
• Enrolled in or recently graduated from a degree-seeking program (bachelor’s, graduate, or professional).
• Minimum 3.0 GPA preferred.
• Authorized to work in the U.S.
Students can intern within one year of graduation, and applications are open to individuals from all academic disciplines.
For application details and deadlines, please visit HACU National Internship Program. For general information, UTRGV students may contact Jack Kaufold, jack.kaufold@utrgv.edu.
UMBC Bridge to the Doctorate (BD) Program
The University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) is excited to officially announce the UMBC Bridge to the Doctorate (BD) Program funded by the National Science Foundation whose funding supports students studying STEM, Psychology or Economics for their doctoral degree.
BD Graduate Fellows will be fully funded for the first two years by the doctorate program and for up to three years after that by their advisor or academic department. The BD two-year Fellowship includes a $32,000 annual stipend, health insurance, and full tuition.
Direct message from UMBC:
UMBC believes in the importance of community. We preach and practice Inclusive Excellence. As a BD Fellow, you will be in a cohort of like-minded future leaders in STEM. Our commitment to you goes beyond your academic training, we see our BD Fellows as whole people and work to ensure that you have whatever professional development, support, and encouragement you need to be your best self and successfully complete your graduate degree.
If you...
• Earned or will earn a STEM bachelor's degree (including psychology) before Fall 2025
• Have not earned an advanced degree
• Are not currently enrolled in a graduate degree program
• Are a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
WE WANT YOU!
To be considered for the BD Program, you must apply to and be admitted into one of UMBC's STEM graduate programs. This includes Psychology and Economics. While the focus of the BD Program is on Fellows completing Doctoral degrees, you can be accepted into a Master's or Doctoral program and be eligible.
The applications will be collected in NSF's Education and Training Application Portal (ETAP). Here is the link to the interest form. Completing the BD Interest form will also earn you an application fee waiver for UMBC's graduate programs.
You can visit the BD Program website to find out more information about the Program.
Visit the UMBC Graduate School website to find out more about our Graduate Programs
LSAMP populations are defined as persons from groups underrepresented in the STEM enterprise: Blacks and African-Americans, Hispanic and Latino Americans, American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders.
Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)
Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) is a U.S. Dept of Energy laboratory and is accepting applications from GRADUATE STUDENTS of ALL NATIONALITIES
to apply for their 10-12 week research program.
Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSceAC06kSTvZXE8Uiq7hZPR_YVXsXeCRuVgMn3HoWouEKwA3Q/viewform
Application Procedure:
A complete application package will include a completed Google Form Application, CV, two letters of recommendation, and current transcripts (official or unofficial).
Deadline: January 8, 2025
Army HBCU-MI SPARK Summer Internship
The Army HBCU-MI SPARK Summer Internship application window is October 14, 2024 - January 12, 2025, 11:59 PM PST.
Internships are available for both undergraduate and graduate students. During the summer of 2025, students will engage in Army mission-related research projects, including data analysis and systems modeling, under the guidance of government scientists and engineers.
Benefits:
• roundtrip airfare to the site is paid for
• $1,000 stipend per week paid every 2 weeks
• Housing provided and paid for
Research internships at the Office of Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) program
Interns will learn about science and technology careers, team science, networking, and gain the experience needed to transition from internship to employment.
Application: https://science.osti.gov/wdts/suli
Application deadline: January 8, 2025, at 4pm Central time.
Video of students conducting research: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnEFhi4clRA
Workshop Presentations will be given to learn more about the program
and the application process:
• SULI application assistance workshop: November 6, 2024, from 1:00-2:00pm Central, Register at (https://www.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItcOGqqDouGC-O1HqRpD1Tafbv1Qbg-Pc?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery#/registration)
• CCI/SULI panel workshop: December 3, 2024, from 1:00 – 2:00 pm Central, Register at (https://www.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJIsf--tqTwtEzWXQGO8IEkYXY5zYSuasM0?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery#/registration)
Archer Fellowship Program
Are you ready for a transformative experience that will blend rigorous academics with real-world professional development? If so, join us for a VIRTUAL information session about the prestigious Archer Fellowship Program which accepts students from ALL MAJORS.
• Tuesday, October 17, 4:00-5:00pm via Zoom
• Tuesday, November 5, 4:00-5:00pm via Zoom
Register: https://www.archercenter.org/information-sessions.html, to attend the virtual session
The Archer Fellowship Programs offer an unparalleled opportunity to live and work in Washington, D.C. and gain experience in policy-and decision-making. You’ll live in fully furnished apartments just blocks from Union Station, through a partnership with the Washington Intern Housing Network (WIHN), making it convenient to explore the city and access public transportation.
As an Archer Fellow, you will gain invaluable skills, networking opportunities, and mentorship while making lasting connections. These programs will equip you with the tools and direction to launch a successful career.
Navy's HBCU/MI Student Internship Program (SIP) Application
The Department of the Navy's HBCU/MI Student Internship Program (SIP) Application Web Portal is now open for students to apply for paid summer 2025 internships. Due to program expansion, students now have the opportunity to apply to 10 diverse internships programs with wider focus areas including engineering (electrical, mechanical, chemical, nuclear, aeronautical, and civil), medical to include dentistry and nursing, law, computer science, data science, cybersecurity, business, logistics, biology, and chemistry. We encourage all students to apply for these valuable paid internship opportunities.
• Key Dates:
o Application Portal Closes: November 8, 2024
• Stipend Amounts and Other Important Details
o Work Stipend: Undergraduates: $8,500 and Graduates: $10,500
o Interns are also eligible for both a housing and relocation stipend
o Candidates Must be U.S. Citizens and eligible to obtain a U.S. Department of Defense Security Clearance at the Secret Level.
Questions: Please contact Deputy Director R. Maurice Civers-Davis at: maurice.civers@navy.mil
Cultivate Conversations Online Panel
Sustainable Horizons Institute is excited to tell you about our upcoming CULTIVATE Conversations Panel, where we will explore fellowships and graduate school opportunities. This session will feature SHI program participants who have received prestigious fellowships such as the DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship and NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, as well as insights from fellowship sponsors.
If you're considering graduate school but have questions about what to expect, how to fund it, or why it might be a great step forward, this panel is for you!
Date: Tuesday, October 8
Time: 1:30pm – 2:30pm Central time
Location: Zoom
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83256065862?pwd=YZYWiBAOTAMnsFBjcKNRepUz65XIrg.1
Panelists:
• Alexandra Ballow, DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship (CSGF) recipient, SRP & BE participant
• Chris Camano, NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (GRF) recipient, SRP participant
• Nothando Khumalo, CSGF recipient, SRP Participant
• Jong-Ohn Ham, GRF Program Director, National Science Foundation
• Ariane Saila-Ngita, National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship Program
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and advice!
We look forward to seeing you there.
International Research Experience for Students in summer 2025
University of Texas- Permian Basin in collaboration with Shandong University of Science and Technology (SDUST) in Qingdao, Shandong, China is hosting an International Research Experience for Students in summer 2025.
Application: https://my2.utpb.edu/register/?id=35cdf561-07cd-4c86-926f-cf8e00e7bb0a
Deadline: October 10 along with letter of recommendation
Eligibility
• US Citizen/Permanent Resident with a valid passport
• Sophomore and junior undergraduate students from STEM field. Senior students will graduate at least a semester after participating in the IRES project.
• Underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
• Minium GPA: 3.0. (preferred >3.5)
Financial Support by the NSF-IRES program
• Stipend
• Travel expense
• Living cost in foreign research site
Duration of NSF-IRES program (2024-2026)
• Beginning of June through July
Questions: Please contact Dr. Milka Montes at montes_m@utpb.edu
UTRGV and STC receive NSF grant for coordinated studies in calculus
The UTRGV School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences (SMSS) has been awarded an almost $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to coordinate calculus instruction between UTRGV and South Texas College (STC).
Data Science Research Experience for Undergraduates at University of Colorado Boulder
Join our ATOC REU program focused on Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences!
Gain valuable research experience, develop data analysis skills, and participate in professional development activities.
Program Dates: May 29th - August 2nd
Stipend: $6650 plus housing & travel expenses.
Research Topics Include: Microplastic transport, Marine Heat Waves, Arctic Circulation, and more.
Deadline to Apply: March 1
Contact: Email atoc.reu@colorado.edu for more information.
Research Opportunity at Oklahoma State University
The Oklahoma Network - Research and Mentoring for Postbaccalaureates (ON-RaMP) program offers mentored research experiences for post-baccalaureate graduates in the biological sciences. Participants will work one-on-one with a network of highly skilled scientists from a wide range of disciplines to explore anthropogenic impacts (habitat destruction, climate change, pollutants, etc.) upon a variety of biological systems. In Oklahoma, where rapid urbanization, continued intense agricultural activity, and a historic underfunding of scientific research has resulted in significant habitat degradation and other impacts, it is necessary to produce a generation of highly-skilled scientists capable of collaborating to address future biological needs. To this end, mentees will receive substantial research experience, professional development, and mentorship in preparation to respond to rapidly shifting ecological concerns.
Program Dates: June 2024 - May 2025
Salary: 12-Month, Paid Position (with additional funding for insurance, travel, and research costs).
Research for Undergraduates Summer Institute in Statistics
Acquire research experience in statistics, an awesome opportunity to develop and kickstart your career within STEM. Please email us at jrojo@iu.edu