Summer Research Internship Program

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Research Highlights

The ECE Department is very pleased to announce an exciting new Summer Research Internship Program (SRIP) for continuing ECE undergraduate and graduate students. This new program will launch in the winter of 2017 with independent study activities, and will culminate with 10 weeks of summer research.

ECE Summer Research Internships will be in labs where interns will have the opportunity to observe and participate in the research activities of a research group under the supervision of the PI or another member of the research team. The program includes an enrichment component for students consisting of workshops on research communication, research writing and other pertinent topics. In addition, undergraduate students are required to present their work at the Summer Research Conference on August 17, 2017.

Research interns selected for this program will receive a summer stipend in the amount of $5000.

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