This internship, held within the Philly Shipyard, will maximize intern exposure to key shipbuilding activities through a rotation of weekly disciplines. More information is here. Interested students should send their resumes and letters of interest to Sara Rivas (srivas@toteservices.com)

SOM is seeking the best emerging talent to join them this summer. Design opportunities in their Chicago, London, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Washington DC, offices are available. Selected candidates will gain hands-on project design experience in architecture, interiors, structural engineering, sustainable engineering and urban design. Further details and requirements can be found here.

Dykstra Walker Design Group, a medium-sized engineering, surveying and environmental firm located in Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey, has immediate opportunities for entry level civil engineers and CAD operators with 0-3 years' experience. The successful applicants will gain extensive experience in all aspects of design/plan preparation for subdivision and site plan projects. Please send resumes to jmiller@dykstrawalker.com.

NYSDOT hires many TCI's from around the NYC area to work on construction projects in NYC during the summer. The program also exists throughout NY State so students can apply to work anywhere in the state. The program is also open to first year students who are looking for internship opportunities. See here for more information.

EarthScope Consortium has multiple internships available for undergraduate and graduate students in summer 2024, which range from research opportunities to career skills development in science education, data processing, and field work. Application deadline is February 15. View more information here.

GI4SUrE! is a 10-week summer program that will immerse 10 undergraduate students in green infrastructure (GI) research. GI is a better way to build, restore, and improve urban infrastructure. Students explore how GI can mitigate the effects of urban runoff on surface water quality and hydrology through field, lab, or modeling work. Based in eastern Tennessee, the research will affect any geographical area that deals with urban stormwater runoff. Students will be part of a professional and social atmosphere that will develop their fundamental research methodologies and critical thinking skills. The deadline is March 1. More information is available here. 

The BioSMART Center seeks to understand how biological systems communicate with their surroundings by measuring information, sensing their inner and environmental states, and using that knowledge to develop innovative sensing technologies, sustainable materials, and greener environmental processes.  More information is available here. 

NHERI offers research experiences for undergraduates that focus on mitigating natural hazards specific to earthquake, wind, tsunami, coastal engineering, data management, cyberinfrastructure, post-reconnaissance, simulation, and social science research.The deadline to apply is February 9, 2024. More information is available here.

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) regularly hosts Engineering Festivals (E-Fests) where students and young engineers participate in stimulating digital competitions, win prizes, meet with potential employers, build resumes, etc. The next digital E-Fest is the Sustainability Innovations Competition: Extended Reality Challenge (XRC): Sustainability Innovations for Ocean Cleanup, on March 16, 2024. This virtual reality competition, sponsored by Autodesk, has a focus on Industry 4.0 skills, and learning about sustainability and current global issues. Students will be tasked with designing an autonomous robot to pick up trash and debris. If you are interested in participating, please register by February 1st.

The Professional Engineers in Construction of New Jersey is pleased to announce that they will present the 2023-2024 Sol Seid Award for Excellence to a junior civil engineering student. The award will have a value of up to $15,000 to be paid to the student. They will select the awardee(s) from the nominees submitted by each of the seven Universities in New Jersey offering civil engineering degrees.

If you are interested in being the nominee from Stevens, please submit a resume and half a page letter of introduction that outlines your interest in the construction industry, your pursuit licensure as a PE, and any other relevant information to Prof. Sarath Jagupilla (sjagupil@stevens.edu) and Liz O’Connell (eoconne2@stevens.edu) by Friday, January 19th at 4pm.

After receiving the completed packages, the CEOE Department will select the nominee to send to the Professional Engineers in Construction of New Jersey. The selected nominee will then complete the application and full essay.

Multiple scholarships and fellowships available in the areas of environmental science and engineering, botany, conservation, and ocean engineering. Most scholarships are listed with a deadline of February 1. More information and the applications are available here.