Associate Professor and Graduate Studies Adviser at SDSU Dr. Satchi Venkataraman, Ph.D. has created a list serve to disseminate scholarship, internship, research opportunties for SDSU Engineering students.

On February 9th at the Los Angeles Convention Center, EOP, Inc. is hosting our STEM Diversity Career Expo for minorities, women, and people with disabilities in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math career fields.

Attached below are a list of summer internships as a resource to students. Page 33 and 34 IBM Internship: Community college students are eligible for this internship and they do not require citizenship Documentation. Contact rbakhiet@swccd.edu for more information and/or assistance.

Join the RESEARCH community at OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY for a summer or semester and GET PAID for having the experience of your life!

Active hands-on research infuses the traditional undergraduate curriculum with excitement. These experiences provide a glimpse into the life of a scientific researcher and opportunities to meet and work with world-renowned scientists. The center offers the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program, under the leadership of Professor Mark Hersam, each summer.

The REU program is held for a 9-week period over the summer. Participants engage in full-time research on a nanotechnology-related topic. Regular group meetings give students opportunities to share their progress along the way, and gain a broad overview of a wide array of scientific projects. Additional activities include special lectures, field trips, a public speaking seminar, technical writing workshops, summer picnic, and tours of facilities and laboratories.

Refer to the website listed for various disciplines research opportunities via the National Science Foundation.

LERCIP Internship Program at NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio for summer 2010.

The Center on Materials and Devices for Information Technology Research (CMDITR) is part of a major National Science Foundation funded initiative that focuses on the science of photonics and its applications in materials science and information technology.

Loans Available to Promising Doctoral Students The purpose of this program is to increase the number of promising full-time doctoral students (lecturers are eligible and encouraged to apply) who are interested in applying and competing for future instructional faculty positions at any one of our 23 CSU campuses. The program seeks to accomplish this goal by providing financial aid in the form of loans to doctoral students with the motivation, skills, and experience needed to teach the diverse student body of the CSU.

This program offers graduate students who are interested in doctoral programs the opportunity to explore doctoral study with a cash award of $2000 to the student and $1000 to the faculty mentor.The money can be used for travel expenses to prospective universities, applications to prospective universities, conferences, attending seminars, subscriptions to publications etc.