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Summer 2024:

Gavilan STEM Internships

Closed March 17, 2024. Check back in January 2025 for Summer 2025 Internships.

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.Summer Internships:


Year-round Internships:

Stanford Nano Facilities Winter/Spring Internship 2025

This is an opportunity for selected students to learn how things are made and seen at the micro- and nanoscale! The nano facilities are used for cutting edge research, in areas including electronics, MEMS, optics, physics, biology/biotechnology, medicine, materials science, and chemistry.

Details:

  • Commitment of at least 8 hours per week (hours
    are flexible)
  • Work at least two quarters
  • Salary ~ $24 per hour
  • No prior background or experience is required.
  • All training will be provided!

 

Check out more information about the Stanford Nanofacilities Internships page and register today on their Standford Nanofacilities Registration Form! Application deadline is November 2nd, 2024 by 11:59 PM.

View the Stanford Nanofacilities Internship Flyer!

About the Stanford Nanofacilities Winter/Spring Internship

Students will work closely with staff mentors in a cleanroom or other lab area to develop transferrable skills. Duties may include training on research tools, data collection, inventory support, chemical safety, technical support and maintenance, troubleshooting mechanical issues, or characterization of micro- and nano-fabrication equipment.

 

National Security Agency (NSA) Internships

Eligbility:

  • Undergraduate student with one full-time semester completed at any institution
  • Commitment to part-time or full-time position
  • U.S. Citizenship
  • At least 18 years of age

If you are interested, visit the NSA Internship Application to learn more, and check out some of their job opportunities!

 

About the NSA Internships

Full-time/part time opportunities

  • Opportunities available in Maryland, Texas, Colorado, Hawaii, and more
  • Competitive Pay
  • Paid Annual/Sick Leave
  • Federal Benefits (Health, Life, Retirement)

Cooperative Education Program (September. 1st, and it will close on Oct. 31st)

  • Our Cooperative Education (Co-op) Program offers high-caliber college students the opportunity to apply their academic knowledge in computer science, as well as computer and electrical engineering and cybersecurity or language focused majors including Chinese, and Russian.
  • Students work on a rotational schedule (one semester at school, one semester at NSA) until graduation.
  • During your work tour, students will work a regular 40-hour week. Each work tour is designed to reveal the specific areas students may want to focus on as a career.
  • The program requires students to work a minimum of 52 weeks (one year) prior to graduation.
    Application period is open from February 1st to March 31st and from September 1st to October 31st.

Summer Internships 

  • Internships at NSA provide exciting work and compensation commensurate with academic level.
  • Students working toward an undergraduate, graduate, or postgraduate degree in a field critical to NSA’s mission, we can help them gain real-world experience.
  • Opportunities exist in many of our most challenging job categories for college students willing to dedicate their time to national security.
  • The application period for most internships starts in September. 1st, and it will end on Oct. 15th

To learn more about the NSA Internships, check out their virtual info sessions and their website!

 

NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) Summer Internship

Eligibility

  • U.S. Citizenship
  • High school graduate or equivalent
  • At least 18 years of age
  • Currently attend a U.S. community college
  • Concurrent enrollment or completion of 9+ hours of STEM coursework
  • Able to commit to a 5-week online session
  • Internet access
  • Have not previously participated in NCAS

Deadline this fall! Application is due on November 25th, 2024 at 11:59 PM CST.

There are also some info-sessions available for you to ask questions and learn more. See the events page for more information

Check out the NCAS Summer Internship Application to apply today!

About the NCAS Summer Internship

Students participating in the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) activity can expect to advance their capabilities in STEM, helping to prepare them for better representation and service in STEM fields. NCAS has three missions designed to challenge and build student knowledge and skills by focusing on NASA’s mission goals, collaboration, and career pathways.

NCAS uses NASA’s unique expertise, research, facilities, and other resources to engage students in authentic and experiential learning. NCAS makes connections between students’ degree programs and NASA career opportunities, while motivating students to participate in other NASA activities, internships, competitions, and challenges.

Check out the NCAS website for more information!

 

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.

 



Silicon Valley Community Foundation (SVCF) Scholarships

The SVCF scholarships have an assortment of scholarships for all students; visit their website [ Silicon Valley Community Foundation Scholarships], to learn more. They have scholarships year-round and you may find one that fit you best!

How to Apply:

  • Register or log in to Apply SVCF, our online application system.
  • Complete your Apply SVCF profile to be matched to SVCF-managed scholarships that you may qualify for. Also review our “donor-involved” scholarships, which typically have separate applications, requirements and deadlines. Learn more about the application process.
  • Upload required application documents (a personal statement, financial need documentation, official school transcripts of grades and letter(s) of recommendation).
  • SVCF scholars who are eligible for renewal or deferred scholarship awards in 2024-2025 do not need to reapply. You will receive notifications on how to claim your scholarship award.

The deadline is Feb 29th, 2023. Apply today at the SVCF Application.

SVCF will be showcasing infosessions, check out the latest one on in STEM Events for more information!

About the SVCF Scholarships:

SVCF is proud to offer a wide range of scholarships open to diverse groups of students. Annually, they award close to 700 scholarships, totaling more than $4.5 million. Through scholarships established with SVCF by individuals, families and organizations, they have awarded over $30 million to students since 2007.

 

American Association of University Women (AAUW) Scholarships

AAUW provides a lot of scholarships, this page showcases two of the most notable. Please visit the AAWU Local Scholarships page for more information on their scholarships.


American Association of University Women (AAUW) Scholarships

AAUW provides a lot of scholarships, this page showcases two of the most notable. Please visit the AAWU Local Scholarships page for more information on their scholarships.

About the AAUW Scholarships:

Each spring, AAUW Morgan Hill awards several scholarships to women entering college and graduating from Live Oak, Ann Sobrato and Central High Schools. Students completing the “Common Scholarship Application,” available at their high school and due for submission to the high school counseling office in early December, are considered for these scholarships.

Fritts Family STEM Scholarship

Applicants must currently be a freshman, sophomore, or junior working toward a bachelor’s degree in science, math, technology, or engineering and planning to graduate from an accredited four-year college or university. They must live or have lived within the Morgan Hill Unified or Gilroy Unified School District boundaries. They must have a demonstrable financial need. Scholarship amount: $1000.

Apply to the AAUW Fritts Family STEM Scholarship

Lauren Jenkins Healthcare Profession Scholarship

Applicants must be accepted into a formal accredited university-based Healthcare Program- which leads to a professional practice license in fields such as nursing, dental, laboratory, medicine, molecular, pharmacy, radiology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, veterinary, etc. Scholarship amount: $2,000.

Apply to the AAUW Lauren Jenkins Healthcare Profession Scholarship

 

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

 


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