Are you interested in being a math tutor? There are positions open for math lab tutors for the Center for Student Learning for the Fall 2018 semester.
If interested, please fill out the application here.
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Postings looking for Honors College interns or employees
NASA DEVELOP National Program – Opportunity for Students & Recent Grads
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hat: NASA DEVELOP National Program
Where: NOAA’s National Center for Environmental Information (NCEI) in downtown Asheville, NC
When: 10-week programs are available during the summer, fall, and spring
Who: Anyone 18 and over, including currently enrolled college students and recent graduates
Why: Enhance technical and professional skills, receive an introduction to NASA Earth observation capabilities, and gain research and scientific communication experience.
How: See more details here and apply here!
Interns needed for new downtown fitness studio
9Round Fitness is opening a new location downtown and is seeking two part-time interns. The intern should be passionate about fitness and love working out.
Each intern would work 10-20 hours per week. Pay is $10/hour plus commission. No certification is needed as existing staff will train new interns for the 9Round Kickboxing Certification.
This is an internship that could possibly be part of an Honors Immersed proposal to receive HONS credits.
For more info, see internship flyer. Questions? Contact Mark Souilliard at mark.souilliard@9round.com.
Apply to be a Tutor in the Center For Student Learning
The Center for Student Learning (CSL) is starting to hire peer tutors for the Fall 2018 semesters. Tutoring positions are available in Math, Science, Writing, Accounting, Foreign Language, Speaking, and more!
More details are available here. To apply, click here.
Questions? Call the CSL at 843-953-5635.
Department of Defense SMART and Stokes Scholarships
What: Department of Defense scholarships provide cash awards to students who have demonstrated ability and aptitude for excelling in STEM fields in disciplines of importance to DoD. Both of the scholarships listed would be especially beneficial for students majoring in Computer Science or other STEM majors. More information about specific scholarships can be found under “Learn More.”
To Apply: 2019 deadlines for these scholarships are tentative, as finalists for 2018 scholarships have already been selected.
Learn More
SMART Scholarship
The Science, Mathematics And Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship for Service Program has been established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to support undergraduate and graduate students pursuing technical degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines. The program aims to increase the number of civilian scientists and engineers working at DoD facilities. Learn more about the SMART Scholarship here.
Stokes Scholarship
The Stokes Educational Scholarship Program, formerly known as the Undergraduate Training Program, facilitates the recruitment of individuals, particularly minority high school students, who have demonstrated skills critical to NSA. Stokes is open to high school seniors planning on majoring in computer science or computer/electrical engineering.
As an NSA employee with the Stokes Program, you will attend college full-time, receive up to $30,000 per year for tuition and mandatory fees, and work during the summers at NSA for 12 weeks in areas that are related to your course of study. You’ll acquire real-world experience and receive a year-round salary. You must maintain at least a 2.75 GPA on a 4.0 scale each semester/quarter in the freshman year and a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale each semester/quarter after the freshman year. If selected as a program participant, you are required to work in your area of study for NSA after your college graduation for at least one-and-one-half times the length of study. If you leave NSA employment earlier, you must reimburse the government for your tuition. Learn more about the Stokes Scholarship here.
Virtual Student Federal Service (VSFS) Internships
What: Through the Virtual Student Federal Service (VSFS) program, students can work on projects that advance the work of government on multiple fronts. Projects include helping counter violent extremism, strengthening human rights monitoring, developing virtual programs, engaging in digital communications, mapping, economic and political reporting, data analysis, graphic design, and app building. VSFS is accommodating and flexible. Through VSFS, students can intern from wherever they are – from dorm rooms to libraries to coffee shops, or anywhere in the world with a broadband or Internet connection. Students set their own schedules too – working on projects on a timetable that fits their life. Through VSFS, students can also choose projects from a wide variety of agencies – more than 32 federal agencies. Through VSFS, federal employees connect with students from diverse backgrounds and skills, as well as with their colleagues across government. This internship is not paid, but students can gain valuable work experience through this program.
To Apply: The VSFS vacancy announcement is open July 2 – 26 on the USAJOBS.gov website. During that time, students may find the listing by searching for “VSFS” or “Virtual Student Federal Service” on USAJOBS.
More information on this opportunity can be found on the program’s website.
Department of State FAIT Program
What: The Department of State, in partnership with the Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars (TWC), is pleased to announce the Foreign Affairs IT Fellowship Program. This program is a challenging and rewarding opportunity for interested individuals seeking to apply technology solutions to the business of diplomacy. The U.S. State Department provides academic funding so that you may focus on preparing yourself for a future career in the Foreign Service. As a selected FAIT Fellow, you will receive financial support for tuition, room and board, books, mandatory fees and some travel expenses for either your junior and senior year of undergraduate study OR a two-year master’s degree in an IT-related field (up to $37,500 annually). You’ll also receive stipends, housing and travel allowances for the two internship experiences.
To Apply: For the 2019 FAIT Fellowship, the general deadline for applicants is in the December of the cohort year (December 2018). The online application will open during Fall 2018.
More information on this opportunity can be found on the program’s website or in the program brochure.