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If you plan to major in Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or Computer Science at the College of Lake County with the intent to transfer to a four-year university to obtain a bachelor's degree, you may be eligible to receive a scholarship under the NSF Engineering and Computer Science Scholar Program. This program is a new initiative funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Up to 25 students will be admitted into the prestigious program each year as "NSF Scholars," and an additional 20 students will be admitted as "Pre-Engineering/Computer Science Scholars." NSF Scholars will receive scholarships of up to $8,000. Pre-Engineering Scholars will receive $500 scholarships. Other federal financial aid will bring the full amount scholars may receive up to as much as $8,000-$10,000 per year. Aside from the financial award, NSF Scholars will be provided with tutoring and mentoring by CLC math, physics and engineering faculty, advising in engineering curriculum issues, and transfer assistance to the 4-year college or university to which they desire to transfer. The students admitted to the program will work as a cohort that will take classes, socialize, and study together. The program also includes a spring personal development course in which students learn about engineering and computer science as a profession, along with study skills, academic success strategies, and teamwork skills to help them succeed in the rigorous academic climate of engineering and computer science. Eligibility High school seniors and current CLC students are eligible to apply for the program. This program is for students whose degree objective is a Bachelors of Science. To be considered, applicants must: demonstrate financial need, according to federal guidelines (www.fafsa.gov) be U.S. citizens, refugees or permanent residents be enrolled full-time (at least 12 credit hours) with a major in engineering, electrical engineering technology, or computer science demonstrate academic potential by qualifying for a mathematics class at the College Algebra level or above. Details on how to meet the academic qualifications are included in the application. Maintaining the Scholarship Once accepted into the program, scholarships are awarded each semester to students who: continue to meet the eligibility requirements above meet Academic Standards for Financial Aid Recipients as defined in the  CLC Catalog attend weekly study sessions with NSF faculty and participate in other required mentoring activities.

Academic Level: Undergraduates - First Year  Undergraduates - Sophomore  Description: This program is open to a limited number of Chicago community college students who are interested in pursuing a career in biomedical research. This is relevant to careers in chemistry, biology, physics, psychology, nursing and public health. Students begin the program during the summer immediately proceeding their first year at the community college. They participate in a paid research opportunity and receive various forms of support as well as opportunities to attend professional conferences. Students are typically enrolled in the guaranteed admissions program and are assisted with transferring over to UIC from their respective community college at the end of their second year

HOW TO APPLY THIS FALL Applications for the 2019 academic year will open this fall. To apply, film a three–minute video of yourself explaining a topic in STEM you are passionate about. You must be a high school senior or an undergraduate college student to apply. A mini–lecture, not a personal statement . Pretend you're a lecturer speaking to a class. Teach us something. Clear, creative, accurate, and a demonstration of your passion for the subject . Your video doesn't need to be fancy or high–tech. Production value is not a factor. Three minutes or less in length . About any topic in STEM , not necessarily your field of study. Uploaded to YouTube  and marked ‘public.’ It should be accessible to the general public and could, but doesn't have to be, targeted at young students. The video applications will be reviewed by an advisory board of seventy women who hold higher degrees and work professionally in STEM. After video applications close, select finalists will move onto the next round and submit additional materials for review.

DEADLINE: December 31, 2018 RevPart is proud to support the next generation of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) students by providing a scholarship of $1,000 to a student demonstrating excellent promise in their area of study. As an innovator in the tech industry, we understand the importance of the STEM fields and wish to advocate for the industry's future leaders by assisting their efforts towards a degree. Any student majoring in a STEM field that is attending an accredited college may apply. The 2019-Spring scholarship winner will be awarded to an undergraduate or graduate student to be used towards their degree. RevPart will also be offering a book scholarship for the first and second runner-up. SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS One winner will receive the RevPart STEM scholarship of $1,000 and two winners will receive the $250 STEM scholarships. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Candidates must attend an accredited college and must be pursuing a career in one of the following, Science, Technology, Engineering or Math to qualify for the 2019 Spring RevPart scholarship. GENERAL INFORMATION The deadline to apply for the 2019 Spring STEM scholarship is December 31st, 2018 and the winners will be announced by January 11th, 2019.

DEADLINE: August 30, 2018 Chicago HOPES for Kids provides After-School programming and Literacy Mentoring to children in Chicago's homeless shelters. Our After-School program is held at 7 shelter sites in Chicago: Rogers Park, Uptown, Lakeview, Austin, Back of the Yards, Englewood, and South Shore. The program is held M-Th, for 2 hours, during afternoon and evening hours. The program focuses on homework, literacy, STEM, and enrichment, providing homework help and support with vetted volunteers who are paired 1-on-1 or in small groups with the children. The program seeks to provide our highly mobile population with support and consistency so that the children are able to maintain their academic standing in school and not fall behind. Chicago HOPES for Kids is also seeking to expand our program into other shelters in Chicago where children are in need of academic support, literacy, and STEM activities; and to recruit and train volunteers who are committed to providing services for our children. Member Duties : Part-time AmeriCorps members will provide academic support to children living in homeless shelters in Chicago. They will be at shelters on the north, west, and south sides of the city, M-Thurs, for 3 hours in the afternoon or evening. They AmeriCorps members provide direct services to the children. They will also help recruit and train volunteers and provide support to the volunteers at the shelter site. AmeriCorps members will work with Site Coordinators to help implement the curriculum at each shelter site. AmeriCorps members will also help with program expansion and the implementation of a STEM curriculum at each shelter site. They will also be assigned to projects that will help provide a variety of services to the children and families at the shelters. They will also receive training and professional development as part of their service time with HOPES. Program Benefits : Living Allowance , Transportation Stipend , Education award upon successful completion of service . Terms : Permits working at another job during off hours , Permits attendance at school during off hours . Service Areas : Community Outreach , Education , Children/Youth . Skills : Teaching/Tutoring , Education , Youth Development , Leadership , Fine Arts/Crafts . SUMMARY Program Type: AmeriCorps State / National Program: Chicago HOPES for Kids AmeriCorps Program Program Start/End Date: 10/01/2017 - 12/31/2018 Work Schedule: Part Time Education level: Some college Age Requirement: Minimum: 18 Maximum: 99 Program Locations: ILLINOIS Chicago Languages:  English Accepting Applications: From 08/23/2017 To 08/30/2018

DEADLIINE: Febuary 1, 2018 Eligibility: Undergraduate and graduate scholarships are open to ANS student members enrolled in a course of study relating to a degree in nuclear science or nuclear engineering. All applications must be sponsored by a faculty advisor of an ANS Student Section or an individual ANS member. U.S. and non-U.S. residents may apply if they are enrolled in and attending an accredited institution in the United States with an established ANS Student Section or Alpha Nu Sigma chapter. Incoming freshmen scholarships are open to graduating high-school seniors who have enrolled, full-time, in college courses pursuing science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) with an interest in working in nuclear science and technology.

DEADLINE:  August 31, 2018 Who Can Apply Any current college student of an accredited U.S. college or university with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 is welcome to apply. How to Apply Eligible students will: Write an essay of no fewer than 600 words about your career aspirations and how your current studies will help you achieve success in your career. Where do you see yourself 10 years from now? Thinking outside the box is encouraged! Email your essay as a .doc or .pdf attachment to:  scholarship@greatclubs.com YouTube submissions are optional, although not required. Video should be no longer than 5 minutes. (Essays submitted via YouTube must also be submitted in writing.) When is the Deadline to Apply? All entries must be submitted by midnight on August 31 of each year. The winning applicant will be selected in the month of September of each year. Award Amount One gift totaling $1,000 will be awarded at the beginning of fall semester in each year. Selection Process and Notification The Clubs of America Scholarship Committee will select one winner each year. Once the winner has been determined, Clubs of America will notify the scholarship recipient by email. The full award amount will be sent directly to the financial aid office of the winning candidate’s institution. Questions? Please direct all questions to:  scholarship@greatclubs.com

Build Something Faster In our Information Technology & Data Analytics Intern Program, you can help deliver best-in-class technological solutions to our business and customers. The 12-week program gives you access to cutting-edge technology and a variety of areas to grow your skills, including: Application Development, Cybersecurity, Information Protection, Network Design, Project Management, Systems Analysis, Systems Architecture and Systems Integration. Here, you’ll also find the opportunity to speak with experienced professionals and experts across Boeing, including building relationships through mentor programs. Additionally, you will take part in a variety of activities, such as site tours, community involvement, networking events and seminars, to continue developing new skills. How to Apply This is an opportunity for students enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program, consolidated bachelor’s/master’s degree program, or master’s degree program. You must be available to work full-time for a minimum of 10 weeks (12 weeks preferred) and must apply online to the  Data Sciences Intern Req  or to the  IT Intern Req  during the fall semester prior to the start of the summer internship program. Overview of IT&DA and related majors (PDF) These internships is ongoing.

Build Something Smarter In our Engineering Intern Program, you can be part of a team that shapes the future of aerospace. Our engineering interns help turn dreams into reality, bring world-class innovation to market and help design our next generation of amazing products. You’ll also be involved with everything from Boeing site tours, to networking events and exposure to executives and mentors. The intern experience goes beyond your assigned job. We have many engineering opportunities for students majoring in electrical, materials, mechanical/structural, software or flight engineering. Join us, and build something better for yourself, for our customers and for the world. How to Apply The Boeing Engineering Intern Program is an opportunity for students enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program, consolidated bachelor’s/master’s degree program, or master’s degree program. You must be available to work full-time for a minimum of 10 weeks (12 weeks preferred) and must apply online during the fall semester prior to the start of the summer internship program. Electrical In electrical engineering, you’ll be part of the team that develops electronic and electrical system requirements for Boeing aircraft, unmanned vehicles and more. Every day, our interns work alongside talented engineers as they translate product requirements into system architecture, hardware and software designs. We have many opportunities for students majoring in electrical engineering. Join us, and help build something smarter. Overview of Electrical Engineering and related majors (PDF) Environment, Health & Safety Join the dynamic Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) team working to keep Boeing safe and Build a Better Planet. EHS partners with functions including engineering and manufacturing to foster a zero-injury culture through risk mitigation and employee engagement. As an intern, you will gain hands-on experience working in one of several exciting fields, such as ergonomics, industrial hygiene, workplace safety, and radiation health protection. Overview of EHS and related majors (PDF) Flight As a flight engineering intern at Boeing, you’ll join a group that’s directly involved in the development and success of our products and solutions. Each day, our teams go above and beyond to meet our customers’ overall mission requirements—from initial vehicle concept definition through design, test, validation and in-service support. You’ll build skills in areas like aerodynamics, propulsion, and navigation and control. Your ideas could help drive the future of aerospace. As a student, you’ll find a variety of unique and challenging flight engineering projects where you’ll work alongside industry experts. The sky is the limit at Boeing—let’s build amazing things together. Overview of Flight Engineering and related majors (PDF) Industrial As an industrial engineering intern, you’ll help build better, faster, stronger products. You’ll work with experienced engineers to gain skills, knowledge and experience in lean build, delivery, postproduction and modification, and you can influence our concept and product definition cycle. Each day, you’ll help support and guide aircraft from design to delivery and beyond. Learn more about these opportunities where industrial engineering majors thrive and help shape how an entire industry works. Overview of Industrial Engineering and related majors (PDF) Materials   In materials engineering, you’ll play a role in the future of aerospace. Our interns are involved in building advanced components that are strong and lightweight, and perform well under any condition. You’ll work on teams to evaluate parts, materials and technology, ensuring the highest levels of safety and reliability. Join us, and you’ll find unique opportunities to work alongside experts as you start your career and help build something better. Overview of Materials Engineering and related majors (PDF) Mechanical/Structural As a Boeing engineering intern, you’ll have real responsibility. Mechanical and structural engineering is an ideal fit for students looking to help develop new designs and materials, and implement new methods and processes. We’re looking for talented, motivated students like you who want to gain a range of engineering expertise while working on projects that take our products from concept to marketplace. Learn more about these opportunities where mechanical and structural engineering majors thrive and help shape an entire industry. Overview of Mechanical/Structural Engineering and related majors (PDF) Software Boeing can offer you software and technology challenges on a scale that few companies can match. Our interns work on teams that develop large-scale simulation systems, airplane flight control and display systems, avionics, mechanical and electrical systems, cybersecurity and much more. Software engineering is a perfect fit for students who want to build experience delivering dynamic solutions for a variety of interesting and challenging software research and development projects. Join us, and help build something amazing. Overview of Software Engineering and related majors (PDF) Systems Systems engineering interns at Boeing help create new technology that will push the boundaries of aerospace and defense. They draw on multiple information sources and collaborate with teams of diverse people from around the world to synthesize solutions that meet or exceed our customers’ expectations—and they do it faster than ever. As a real part of our team, you’ll work on some of the most unique and complex systems to integrate performance, safety, reliability, maintainability, testability and human systems into the overall design of Boeing products and solutions. Overview of Systems Engineering and related majors (PDF) Test Test and evaluation engineering interns at Boeing help make sure that products at the world’s largest aerospace company continue to meet the highest standards. From quality and reliability to safety and performance, their expertise is vital to the concept, design and certifications of a wide variety of commercial and military systems. We offer you opportunities to learn across a wide range of areas, including flight and ground testing of completed full-scale products as well as laboratory testing in areas like aerodynamics, structures, environmental, systems integration and more. Join our team as an intern as we continue to push the boundaries of aerospace and build something better. Overview of Test Engineering and related majors (PDF)   These internships is ongoing.