Undergraduate Internship Description
The NSF Science and Technology Center for Coastal Margin Observation and Prediction (CMOP)
www.stccmop.org
CMOP studies coastal margins (watersheds, estuaries, the ocean continental shelf), using an interdisciplinary approach and developing technology to enable a transformative understanding of river-to-ocean ecosystems.
Located outside of Portland, Oregon, CMOP is hosted by Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) at the OGI School of Science & Engineering. CMOP is funded through an NSF grant and is a collaborative effort between several academic and industry partners, including Oregon State University and University of Washington. CMOP is one of 17 active Science and Technology Centers in the United States and is the only one focused on coastal margins.
CMOP is currently offering highly competitive paid undergraduate summer internships in Environmental Information Technology (EIT). These internships will provide hands-on experience combining academic research and skills from computer science, microbiology, and oceanography.
Students in these internship positions will engage in leading edge research on observation, understanding and prediction of coastal margins. Students will find connections with their undergraduate work and increase their ability to compete for seats in graduate schools. CMOP undergraduate interns will be highly competitive in the EIT Masters and Ph.D. programs here at CMOP.
CMOP seeks to create a truly diverse research team and strongly encourages underrepresented minorities to apply.
Qualifications:To apply,• You must be an undergraduate majoring in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or ocean law/regulations.
• You must be a US citizen or permanent resident to participate.
How to apply:Complete the online student application form, at http://www.ogi.edu/admissions/apply/ which will be available until February 1, 2007. The application requires:
• A personal statement of interest• A resume• Current undergraduate transcripts• One letter of recommendation
When will you know:You will receive notification of the outcome of your application on or before March 1. Successful candidates will have two weeks to confirm their acceptance.
If you have any questions, please contact:
Vanessa Dillman
Director of Education
Center for Coastal Margin Observation & Prediction
20000 NW Walker Road Beaverton, OR 97006
(503) 748-1609
dillmanv@stccmop.org
www.stccmop.org
The NSF Science and Technology Center for Coastal Margin Observation and Prediction (CMOP)
www.stccmop.org
CMOP studies coastal margins (watersheds, estuaries, the ocean continental shelf), using an interdisciplinary approach and developing technology to enable a transformative understanding of river-to-ocean ecosystems.
Located outside of Portland, Oregon, CMOP is hosted by Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) at the OGI School of Science & Engineering. CMOP is funded through an NSF grant and is a collaborative effort between several academic and industry partners, including Oregon State University and University of Washington. CMOP is one of 17 active Science and Technology Centers in the United States and is the only one focused on coastal margins.
CMOP is currently offering highly competitive paid undergraduate summer internships in Environmental Information Technology (EIT). These internships will provide hands-on experience combining academic research and skills from computer science, microbiology, and oceanography.
Students in these internship positions will engage in leading edge research on observation, understanding and prediction of coastal margins. Students will find connections with their undergraduate work and increase their ability to compete for seats in graduate schools. CMOP undergraduate interns will be highly competitive in the EIT Masters and Ph.D. programs here at CMOP.
CMOP seeks to create a truly diverse research team and strongly encourages underrepresented minorities to apply.
Qualifications:To apply,• You must be an undergraduate majoring in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or ocean law/regulations.
• You must be a US citizen or permanent resident to participate.
How to apply:Complete the online student application form, at http://www.ogi.edu/admissions/apply/ which will be available until February 1, 2007. The application requires:
• A personal statement of interest• A resume• Current undergraduate transcripts• One letter of recommendation
When will you know:You will receive notification of the outcome of your application on or before March 1. Successful candidates will have two weeks to confirm their acceptance.
If you have any questions, please contact:
Vanessa Dillman
Director of Education
Center for Coastal Margin Observation & Prediction
20000 NW Walker Road Beaverton, OR 97006
(503) 748-1609
dillmanv@stccmop.org
www.stccmop.org
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