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As part of a Department of Energy RENEW grant, we have internship opportunities at Sandia National Laboratories exploring quantum information science and technology. Example internship projects include Characterizing a Broadband Electro-Optical Modulator for Trapped Ion Quantum Computing, Artificial Intelligence for Brain-Computer-Interfaces using Atomic Magnetic Sensors, Exploring Topological Material-Based Device Physics, Designing and Building an Optical Switchboard for Trapped Ion Atomic Clocks, and Creating Accessible Materials to Introduce Quantum in Underserved Communities. The internships are in-person and are only open to CSU students. Participants must be an enrolled undergraduate student at any CSU campus, able to relocate to Livermore CA, or Albuquerque NM depending on project ($1500 relocation assistance available), and be able to work 40 hours a week for 10-12 weeks between May and September 2025. Interns will be compensated $30/hour. More information is in the attached flyer.
 

Application webpage: https://www.csusm.edu/physics/quantum/internships.html
Application deadline: January 10, 2025

If you have any questions please feel free to contact Dr. Megan Ivory (mkivory@sandia.gov) or Dr. Justin Perron (jperron@csusm.edu)

Undergraduate, graduate, and advanced practitioners study side-by-side with world-renowned artists in the fields of art, creative writing, dance, media, music, and theatre.

Don't miss out on a chance to boost your skills and make unforgettable memories at Summer Arts. Whether it's visual art, media, theatre, dance, writing or music, we've got you covered. Make lifelong friends and earn college credit - all while having a blast this summer. Hurry, the application deadline is May 15!

Need help? Email us for assistance or join our Office Hours Mondays from 1 to ​4 p.m.

An exciting fellowship opportunity that will support 200 master’s students at $25,000, 180 undergraduate students at $11,000, and 41 community college transfer students at $7,500 Please share this email with anyone that you think would be of interest.

ARI was awarded a five-year, $9.5 million NIFA NEXTGEN grant, with 89% of the grant used to directly support students to engage in research and professional projects and professional development workshops.  

All students will work on a research or professional project, attend professional development workshops, and have the opportunity to receive travel support to attend a professional meeting.

Now recruiting for the Summer and Fall 2024 cohort (see flyer below).

To qualify:

• The student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• Must be enrolled as a full-time student.
• Must plan to pursue a food, agriculture, natural resource, or human science (FANH) career, or plan to attend graduate school in a FANH-related discipline.
• Must have a faculty mentor.
• Must be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident.

In addition, as part of the ARI-NextGen program, we are recruiting four students for internships with the Environmental Defense Fund and the city of Los Angeles to work on climate resilient water systems program (EDF) and whole-city RO water reclamation (city of LA).   Students working with EDF or LA City will receive the ARI-NextGen Fellowship and support for travel, room and board if needed.   

To learn more about the ARI-NextGen opportunities, we are hosting a series of informational webinars via Zoom to inform students of the available opportunities for ARI-NEXTGEN student fellowships and professional fellowships working with the Environmental Defense Fund, and LA City. Our next informational webinar is this Thursday, 28 March 2024 from 12:00-1:00 PM. Registration is required.

Cal State CREATE is a CSU-wide creative event and competition in collaboration with Adobe and Apple. Similar to Adobe Creative Jams, CSU students of all majors have the opportunity to explore creative tools and design unique, personal projects eligible for prizes.

This year's theme, "Future Ready in the CSU", explores areas of emerging technologies, career readiness, and what it means to be prepared for our evolving world. How does healthcare use virtual reality to help with patient care? How does agriculture use predictive algorithms to help with harvests? How do creatives use generative AI to supplement their creations? To kick off Cal State CREATE events, a panel of professionals from various industries will share their experiences of how technology and digital literacy shape their work and help with their success.

All are welcome to join us Monday, April 8 at noon PDT for the Cal State CREATE kick-off panel, then students are invited to complete creative design challenges to build their digital skillset and enter a raffle for prizes. See design challenge specific below for more details!