Mosaics in Science Internship:
Internship Description: A Mosaics in Science Internship (MIS) is a rich opportunity to work side-by-side with scientists and other professionals. Interns are part of bat research, bird surveys, seed collection projects, geological surveys, archeological explorations, and much more. Interns receive additional training through weekly webinars and help to share the mission of the program through this Blog. During a post-internship career workshop, participants have a first opportunity to meet other interns face-to-face and share their summer's work during an oral or poster presentation. Guest speakers provide additional information about science careers and federal jobs. The goals of MIS are to provide science-based internships for racially and ethnically undergraduate and graduate students, and recent graduates to increase relevancy, diversity and inclusion in the National Park Service (NPS). We also strive to promote the mission of the NPS and to support high priority natural resource management and visitor education and interpretation projects in some of America's most beautiful places. Location: 24 sites across the United States Length of Internship: 12 weeks starting in May and ending in August. Dates are dependent on site needs. Eligibility: Age 18 to 35 Be a US citizen or legal resident Have a strong interest or relevant experience in areas pertaining to science, technology, engineering, natural resources, or other related fields African American, Alaskan Native, Asian, Latino/Hispanic, Native American, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and mixed race students and recent graduates are strongly encouraged to apply Stipend: Yes. Weekly stipend of $400. Travel expenses are paid and the costs of housing are covered. Apply Here: https://www.mosaicsinscience.org
