Office of Energy Justice and Equity Minority STEM Pipeline Division Student Partnership Program (MSPDSPP) Internships. Our workforce is changing, but not everyone gets a fair chance, especially minorities in STEM jobs. If you’re a talented student, you can apply for a 10-week summer Energy Justice internship with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and its labs through MSPDSPP.
Energy Justice Internship Details:
We reach out to minority students through colleges across the country, even in Puerto Rico.
Our goal is to get students ready for STEM and energy jobs at DOE, other government agencies, or private companies. By doing cool work, gaining confidence, and meeting people, we hope to give students better chances.
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Benefits of MSPDSPP Internships
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We cover travel and give stipends for in-person internships. Because of COVID-19, we now have virtual internships, too, with a small payment.
Lots of Options
The DOE has offices and labs all over the country. MSPDSPP interns can talk about STEM, policies, business, or government at these places.
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As a research analyst at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, we delved into fungal DNA sequences, a fascinating journey in Tennessee. We also helped organize a big conference in Washington, DC, about nuclear energy and cooperation, under the Office of Nuclear Energy at DOE Headquarters.
Collaboration Across the Nation
We teamed up with nuclear experts from places like Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California.
Grow Personally and Professionally
We offer workshops to boost your skills and make you more appealing to future employers. Learn about time management, professional identity, communication, and resume writing to excel in your career.
Build Your Network
Connect with professionals from DOE and its labs, opening doors to exciting career paths. Engage in activities, trips, and meetings to explore your options every day.
Who Can Apply for Energy Justice Internship?
If you’re studying business, engineering, science, or social sciences, this program is for you! Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, as long as you’re enrolled in a Minority Serving Institution and maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above, you’re eligible.
How to Apply
Interested? Visit the Program Webpage for more information, dates, and contacts. Ready to take the leap? Head to the MSPDSPP Application Portal to submit your application and kickstart your journey with us!
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