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Summer 2023:

UPCOMING: Gavilan STEM Internships

Applications are confirmed to open soon for the Gavilan Summer 2023 Internships! Stay tuned for further information to be posted. 

Application link:  STEM 2023 Summer Internships Application

Please refer to the bottom of this page for additional links and forms to apply!


About Gavilan Summer Internships and Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Summer interns benefit from field and lab research under guidance from science mentors throughout the Bay Area. Students apply in the spring and get paid for their summer work, often launching careers in their chosen STEM fields. Participation leads to increased motivation, invaluable networking, improved dedication to studies, and a realization that they can do the work!

In order to involve science students in hands-on research, the faculty at our partner campus, San Jose State University, mentors and supervises student interns with their projects. A few students do projects in local corporations. Neighboring universities, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and STEM-related businesses have all worked with Gavilan College to offer internships. Field research teaches students collaborative, practical skills unavailable in a traditional classroom setting.



Year-round Internships:

Laboratory for research on the Structure of Matter (LRSM) Internship

Details:

  • May 30th to August 4th, 2023
  • Successful applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
  • A stipend of $6,000
  • Housing accommodations in university dormitories
  • Travel Assitance (provided funding is available)

 

Eligibility:

  • Completed junior year by the beginning of the fellowship period or well-qualified sophomores and freshmen
  • Applications from women, underrepresented minorities (defined as African-Americans, Hispanics, American Indians, and Pacific Islanders), and students with disabilities are especially encouraged.

 

How to Apply:

Submit an application online with the following in PDF format:

  • Upload CV/Resume
  • Unofficial Transcript
  • Two letters of recommendation, one must be from a faculty member at the applicant's current college

 

APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 1st, 2023

Apply today with the LRSM Internship Registration Form!

Check out more information about the LRSM Internship with their flyer and website!

 

About the LRSM Internship

The LRSM, a National Science Foundation-supported Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC), will offer up to twenty Summer Research Fellowships to undergraduates from colleges and universities in the United States who are majoring in science or engineering.

Students spend 10 weeks working on individual research projects with our associated faculty. The ten-week program is from May 30 – August 4, 2023 and will carry a stipend of $6000 (those with school schedules that interfere should still apply and note their situation in the comments section of the application). Students should have completed their junior year by the beginning of the program, although consideration will be given to exceptionally well-qualified sophomores and freshmen (NOTE: seniors graduating after the conclusion of the program are eligible to apply).

 

Netflix Intern Program

Netflix internships typically start posting roles on a rolling basis at the end of August, and the intern recruiting season generally runs from late summer to the end of March. They will start accepting applications as soon as they go live. Once the role is open, you can apply directly on their job site.

Check out more information about the Netflix Intern Program and their internships!

About the Netflix Intern Program

Emerging Talent at Netflix

Statement from Netflix:

It’s no secret that we want to entertain the world. Whatever your taste, and no matter where you live, we give you access to best-in-class TV series, documentaries, feature films, and mobile games. In order to do that we first must hire and develop the best people, starting with college students.

Internships are an ideal entry-point into Netflix. We currently hire students into many different areas of Netflix across both technical and business functions within the United States.

The Internship Program

Internships at Netflix are typically a 12-week Summer experience and a prime opportunity for college students to accelerate their career by developing in-demand skills. Netflix interns are empowered to complete business critical work, and will have the opportunity to apply their studies to significant projects for the business while bringing their unique perspectives to the company.

 

UC Berkeley Transfer-to-Excellence Summer Research Program 2023

Head to the following link today to apply: Transfer-to-Excellence Internships Registration

See their website for more information: Transfer-to-Excellence Program

APPLICATION Deadline: February 3rd, 2023

Tentative Dates: June 9–August 12, 2023

Location: UC Berkeley campus

 

Job Details:

  • Enrolled in a California community college at the time of application.
  • Plan to return to a community college in California in Fall of 2023.
  • Plan to apply for transfer admission to a baccalaureate program in science or engineering in Fall 2023 (for Fall 2024 start).
  • At least eighteen years of age by April 1, 2023.
  • 3.0+ GPA in science, engineering, and math courses
  • Completed two-semester calculus courses, or three-quarter calculus courses, by June 9, 2023.
  • Completed three science or engineering courses, one of which has a laboratory component, by June 9, 2023.
  • Due to funding restrictions, international students utilizing F-1 or J-1 visas are not eligible for this program. Undocumented students are encouraged to apply.
  • No prior research experience is expected or required.

About the Transfer-to-Excellence Summer Research Program:

  • Real-world experience: Work on challenging projects on cutting-edge energy research topics in science and engineering
  • Summer salary: $3,600 stipend
  • Work in the San Francisco Bay Area: Travel to/from UC Berkeley, summer housing, and meals will be provided
  • Mentorship: Work one-on-one with UC Berkeley faculty, research mentors, and program staff
  • Professional development: Transfer preparation advising, STEM career seminars, guest speakers, and lab tours
  • Network: Meet other aspiring scientists and engineers from other California community colleges

The TTE Program is committed to broadening participation in science and engineering. Community college students who receive financial aid are the first in their family to go to college, are women, are veterans, and/or are members of other communities underrepresented in STEM are strongly encouraged to apply.

 

Stanford Nano Summer Internships

Stanford Nano Summer Internships: Head to the following link today to apply: Stanford Nano Internships Registration

Job Details:

  • - Work for 20 weeks
  • - Salary: $21 per hour

Check out their flyer for detailed information about the internship at the following link: Stanford Nano Internships.

See their website for more information: Nano at Stanford

About the Stanford Nano Internships

NANO at Stanford is a network of open-access facilities. The network includes the Stanford Nano Shared Facilities (SNSF), the Stanford Nanofabrication Facility (SNF), the Stanford Microchemical Analysis Facility (MAF) and the Stanford ICP-MS/TIMS Facility.

Nanotechnology is studying science and technology of small things, as small as one billionth of a meter or 10 -9 meters! This is one of the most promising areas in science and engineering today. The ability to create materials and devices at the nanoscale has applications in every area of life, from more effective medicines to ultrafast communications and cleaner fuels.

Learn how tiny nanoscale & microscale things are made and seen! Help support research in areas including electronics, MEMS, optics, physics, biology, medicine, geology, environmental studies, and chemistry!

No prior background/ experience is required. All training provided in this PAID 20-week internship for Bay Area community college students.

 

Student Interns for Spring 2023 - Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Recruiting

Stanford Nanofacilities Internships: To apply, head over to the link here today!

Job Details depend on the levels of student interns stated on their website: Santa Clara Parks and Recreation

Check out their flyer for detailed information about the internship at the following link: Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Internship Internship.

About the Santa Clara Country Parks and Recreation Internship

SCC Parks stewards over 56,000 acres of public lands for all to enjoy. Our landscape is uniquely varied, encompassing salt marshes and mountains, chaparral and redwood forests and diverse cultural and historical sites. We provide outstanding recreational opportunities like hiking, horse-back riding, and boating as well as unique activities such as velodrome racing, archery, and yurt camping.


Interning with us through work in the field or in an office will allow you to gain invaluable professional experience while supporting SCC Parks’ mission: To provide, protect, and preserve regional parklands for the enjoyment, education and inspiration of this and future generations.

 

Stanford Medicine Webinar on Careers in Radiation Oncology:

To apply, follow the link to the Stanford Event Registration page.

About the Stanford Medicine Webinar:

This presentation will be of interest to undergraduate students considering careers in the healthcare, biomedical research, or biomedical physics and engineering. Students from community colleges in the Bay Area and beyond are especially welcome to attend. Our panel of experts will be available at the end of the presentation for any questions you may have regarding radiation oncology.

In our department, interdisciplinary teams of oncologists, physicists, researchers, dosimetrists, nurses, and radiation therapists work together to plan and deliver optimal radiation treatments that target the tumor while sparing the surrounding normal tissues. Radiation therapy involves advanced technologies and requires STEM skills, including physics, engineering, math, and biology.

For more information, check out the Stanford Medicine Events page.



SME Education Foundation Scholarships

SME Education Foundation: Scholarships are rolled out early in every semester. To register for the scholarship, use the link here.

About the SME Education Foundation:

The SME Education Foundation inspires, prepares, and supports the next generation of manufacturing and engineering talent through its Student Summit event series, SME PRIME® (Partnership Response In Manufacturing Education) initiative, and Student Scholarship program.

The SME Education Foundation annually awards millions of dollars in scholarships to graduating high school seniors, undergraduates, and graduate students pursuing two-year, four-year, or advanced degrees in manufacturing or engineering.

The Student Scholarship program scholarships are geared to a variety of STEM majors such as Computer Science, Engineering, Environmental Science, Aerospace, and much more included in the SME Education Foundation's list of qualifying majors: Qualifying Majors for Scholarship

 


Additional Links & Forms:

Volunteer Activity Waiver and Release & Identity Agreement  

Volunteer Activity Waiver for Under  18 years of  age and Release & Indemnity Agreement    

Volunteer Activity Participation  form  Acknowledgement and Assumption of Potential l Risk  

Fingerprinting form  

Photo release form    

Covid-19 Industry Guidance: Institution of Higher Education  

Gavilan Protocol for Coming onto Campus During Covid-19 Operations

Federal Work-Study Program Student Worker Request Information

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