Many summer research opportunities are
available at a variety of institutions
and
organizations, and will be listed below
as they are received (most listed below are for Summer '09,
but this will change as the 2009-2010
academic year begins and time permits; it's still worth looking at these
websites now - and don't hesitate to
contact the organizations directly for
information). Any available
hard copies
(a lot of announcements are now only on line,
so it pays to explore on your own!) will
be posted
on the bulletin boards in the Masters Hall Physics Student
Lounge.
Our experience has been that most of the web
sites for these programs are clear and complete (and
many applications available for download,
and to be returned,
via the Web), but if you have any questions, don't
hesitate to ask one of your Physics Department's professors
for assistance. AND check with the Gettysburg College
Center for Career
Development.
Those folks want to help you as well, and may have knowledge
of even
more opportunities!
Deadlines for applications vary, so
peruse these and other website
information pages - and take action
soon.
In alphabetical order:
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva University
(look for
SURP)
American Physical
Society
California Institute of Technology
MURF
and
AMGEN
Department of Energy
Science
Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI)
Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory
(High-Energy-Density)
Duke University-Engineering World Health
Summer Institute
Medical University
of South Carolina
(SURP)
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
Langley
Aerospace Research Summer Scholars
Undergraduate
Student Research Program
(USRP)
Goddard Center for
Astrobiology Summer 20010 Undergraduate
Internships
National Institute of Standards and
Technology (NIST)
Summer Undergraduate Research
Fellowship Program
National Science Foundation
Research Experiences for Undergraduates
including (but not limited, as you have
no doubt already noted, to)
Brigham Young
University
Case Western
Reserve
CASPER
Cornell Center for
Materials Research
Cornell University
Center for Nanoscale Systems
CTIO (see National
Optical Astronomy Observatory)
- Chilean Summer!
Drexel University
(DREAM)
Kitt Peak National
Observatory
Lehigh University
Maria Mitchell
Astronomical Observatory
Maryland Sea
Grant
MIRTHE,
(Mid-InfraRed Technologies
for Health and the Environment)
REU 2010
Montana State
University Condensed Matter and LASER Physics
Montana State
University Solar Physics
National
Astronomy & Ionosphere Center
(Arecibo Observatory)
National
Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network
(NNIN)
National Optical
Astronomy Observatory
National
Solar Observatory
Northern Arizona
University
Northwestern
University
Ohio Wesleyan
University
Old Dominion
(in partnership with
Thomas Jefferson
National Accelerator Facility)
Pennsylvania State University
Princeton
Institute for Science and Technology of
Materials (PRISM) and the
Princeton Center for Complex Materials (PCCM) (click
here
for both)
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
SETI Institute
(Mountain View, CA)
Southeastern
Association for Research in Astronomy
(SARA)
University of
Alabama, Birmingham
University of
California, Davis
University of
Chicago Physics Department
and
Materials Research
Center
University of
Delaware College of Earth, Ocean, and
Environment
University of
Florida
University of
Hawaii
University of
Idaho
University of
Nebraska
University of
Nevada
University of
Oklahoma
University of
Pittsburgh School of Engineering
University of
Washington, Seattle
University of
Wisconsin-Madison
Washington State University
Wooster
National Solar Observatory
New Mexico Space
Grant Consortium
(International Symposium for Personal
and Commercial Spaceflight - ISPCS -
Summer Internships)
Oak Ridge
Institute for Science and Education
Smithsonian Institute's
Research Training
Program
and
Astrophysical
Institute
Space Telescope Science
Institute
Baltimore, MD
University
of New Hampshire Research
& Discover Summer Internship
West Virginia
University
SURI
Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institution
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More information will be added to this list as
it is received, so keep posted!!!
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