CEAE Student News - Dec. 14

Applications are open to apply for student grants (Assistantships and Individual Grants) and faculty Team Grants!  Proposals for Summer 2022 and Academic Year 2022-23 term funding are due February 18, 2022.

Students

• Check out our presentation Get Started with UROP Grants
• Plan your application with the Student Grants Guide
• Explore experiential learning in The Curiosity Lab

The NHERI Research Experiences for Undergraduates program (REU) is a national-class summer research program designed for high-achieving college students seeking to build research skills and enhance their academic resume.

Participants spend 10 weeks at one of NHERI’s university-based facilities, doing hands-on research in areas such as earthquake engineering, wind engineering, tsunami engineering, multihazard engineering, cyber-physical experimentation, natural hazards reconnaissance, cyberinfrastructure and data management, and natural hazards simulation.

Among the benefits of the NHERI REU program:

• Travel funds to and from the research facility
• Housing subsidy to help with living expenses
• Research stipend for summer work
• Research and career experience alongside faculty mentors
• Travel funds to and from the NHERI REU site to present a research project and a chance to network with engineering researchers, scientists, and natural hazards experts

NHERI facilities participating in the 2022 REU program include the following:

Questions? Contact REU program coordinator Robin Nelson, PhD: robin.nelson@utsa.edu.

Global Sustainability Scholars is recruiting passionate students for our 2022 Ocean Sustainability cohort.  GSS is a diverse network of scientists and changemakers with a focus in the future of global sustainability.  We are seeking diverse students who are interested in paid positions doing research abroad.  Undergraduate students can apply for a two consecutive summers of paid research experience through the GSS Scholars program. And graduate students can apply to be embedded for ten weeks in one of these international research projects through the Fellows program.

Deadline: Jan 9.