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DC Space Grant Intern Program

Site: http://www.dcspacegrant.org

Vigdor Teplitz (301) 286-9690
Madeline Barron (301) 286-3290

Eligibility: Full time undergraduate or graduate student attending one of the District’s universities or colleges. Selection based upon academic achievement, background/skills and academic objectives, and their “fit” for the particular assignments they chose. Must be US citizen or permanent resident (as of May of the program year).

Description: The DC Space Grant Consortium (DCSGC) program is a NASA fall semester paid internship that matches students with NASA mentors at both NASA Headquarters, and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Members of underrepresented and/or undeserved groups are encouraged to apply. Students team with a principal Investigator (PI) at GSFC for research in science or engineering. Students must work between 15-20 hours per week and submit monthly evaluation forms. The program is funded through NASA on a year to year basis, so announcements for the present year competition cannot be made until funding is available. If funding is available, the DCSGC will announce it on its web page in early spring. Students with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation services.

Duration: Varies

Dates: Starts approximately mid August and concludes in mid December.

Application Deadline: Please check with a point of contact for current year information.

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