From Our Alumni: Internship Opportunities
| Name, E-mail, Internship Opportunities |
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| Dr. Mark May, may@pha.jhu.edu Graduate student/Post Doctoral Fellow Plasma spectroscopy of laboratory plasmas and instrumentation development. Prof. Michael Finkenthal Dept. Physics and Astronomy Johns Hopkins University Baltimore MD 21218 mike@pha.jhu.edu |
| Robert E. Turner, turner12@llnl.gov LLNL hires summer students (undergrad and grad), as well as postdocs, term, and permanent employees. See web site. |
| Bob Dallmann, bobdallmann@comcast.net n/a |
| Anthony Dunn, aldunn@iolky.com n/a |
| Victor Kaufman, victrmn@aol.com n/a |
| Wilbur Kimbrough, wkimbrough1@home.com n/a |
| James F. Kortright, jkortright@aol.com n/a |
| John McGuire, Jhmc040242aol.com n/a |
| Thomas E. Parker, tparker@boulder.nist.gov Opportunities for Graduate Students and Post docs. |
| John C. Corelli, a) good school to work on Ph.D. or M.S. b) dept. of thesis choice |
| Frank Richter, frichter@embl-hamburg.de a) Because EMBL is funded by 16 European countries plus Israel, the signees of the EMBL treaty, preference may be given to nationals of the EMBL-member states. EMBL offers a recognized PhD programme, Interns are not common in Hamburg, however, as a collaboration with one of the inhouse scientists, a short term stay as is typical for US interns is possible. Working language is English, fund sources have to be identified individually. On the other hand, projects you inhouse research currently ranges from protein overexpression, purification, crystallisation and related molecular biological work, to structure solving and refinement on the basis of x-ray diffraction data collected at one of the four, should have been already five, beamlines dedicated to protein crystallography. Structural and functional genomics work is in progress. The protein crystallography is augmented by EXAFS-and scattering experiments on biological systems, both performed on optimized beamlines. In particular the small angle scattering on protein solutions is supported by strong theoretical efforts. Further, research on beamline instrumentation and detector development is conducted. Info about current inhouse research at EMBL can be obtained by the outstation web page, details about projects conducted are published annually in the HASYLAB Annual Research Report Vol. 2 (http://www-hasylab.desy.de , click on Science). Contact: Dr. Matthias Wilmanns, head of the Outstation, or when interested in a particular project, the respective project leader. Opportunities for postdocs and specialists can be found on the embl web pages and new openings are usually posted in Science and Nature. |
| Dan Stockelman, a) Engineering Trainee: Lennox Industries, Carrollton, TX; Stuttgart, AZ; Marshalltown, IA Armstrong, Belevue, OH; Heatcraft, Danville, IL and others b) Human Resources Dept of various companies |
| Thomas A. Callcott, tcallcott@utk.edu a) Graduate school, post-docs in AMO, Condensed Matter, Nuclear, High Energy Physics b) T. Callcott |
| Joe D. Thompson, jdt@mst.lanl.gov a) summer student programs for undergrad and graduate students; excellent postdoctoral program b)http://www.hr.lanl.gov/FindJob/index.stm |
| Jeffrey Fuhr, jeffrey.fuhr@nist.gov a) summer students postdocs b) Dr. Wolfgang L. Wiese, Dr. Joseph Reader, Dr. William Phillips |
| Raymond J. Dagenais, rjdag@imsa.edu a) Teacher observation credit Alternative certification (pending) b) Dr. Linda Schielke schielke@imsa.edu |
| Cyrus A. Bryant, bryantcy@hotmail.com a) Volunteer work with research team studying ultrasonic interference effects as a tool in medical diagnoses. b) me. |
| Gerald Peterson, peterson@physics.umass.edu a) To help UMass and Smith College, students and faculty build a very complicated calibration detector for use in a 50 GeV polarized electron on electron scattering experiment as possible test of the Standard Model. First half of summer at UMass, second half at Stanford. (SLAC experiment E158). b) G.A. Peterson Department of Physics Graduate Research Center Tower University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA 01003 Email: peterson@physics.umass.edu |
| John , California did have some intern/mentor programs available for new community college teachers, but I don't know if the program is still in effect. |
| Robert Brubaker, brubaker@ieee.org Call the company at the number listed on the web site. Ask HR for intern opportunities. |
| David N. Ruzic, druzic@uiuc.edu come to graduate school here. My research group works on plasma - surface interactions for semiconductor processing and fusion technology. |
| Pawan Bhartia, bhartia@chapman.gsfc.nasa.gov Contact me for summer position, National Research Council Fellowship or other employment, if interested in a career in Atmospheric Physics. |
| Richard Glen Carter, rgcarter@home.ffni.com Contact: Delphi Systems, Kokomo, IN |
| Eric Johnson, eric@creol.ucf.edu Graduate School Research Assistantships |
| Dr. Katharine J Jones, kjjones@stat.rice.edu Graduate study in EE at Rice University. Dean C.S. Burcus, Dean at Engineering; Dean C.S. Burcus, Dean at Engineering Professor Richard Baranick |
| D. Catalina Marinescu, dcm@clemson.edu I am always looking for postdocs and graduate students. |
| Mike Burkland, mburkland@raytheon.com If interested in intern opportunities contact: Laura Acosta (520) 545-6222, e-mail: lmacosta@west.raytheon.com |
| Jonathan Meyer, jon.meyer@motorola.com Intern opportunities for undergraduates are nearly no-existent. Most law firms and some companies will hire students beginning during the summer following the first year of law school. This "clerkship" is the traditional first exposure to the actual practice of law. Most law schools provide guidance on finding clerkship opportunities. |
| Hastings A. Smith, Jr., hsmith@lanl.gov LANL offers undergraduate, graduate, and post-doc appointments, in addition to permanent employment. Contact: http:www.lanl.gov(student programs) or hsmith@lanl.gov |
| Herbert Kleiman, kleiman@ll.mit.edu Lincoln Lab does host a certain number of undergraduates for summer jobs. Contact the Human Resources Dept. at Lincoln Lab, Lexington Mass. They also are interested in permanent employees at B.S., M.S., and Ph.D levels. Recruiters visit Purdue each year or applications can be obtained from the Lincoln Personnel Dept. |
| Matt Lyons, mattlyon@microsoft.com Microsoft is always hiring interns for software development, testing, and program management positions. These internships will require some background in computer science, but these positions are not limited to computer science majors. (They offered me an internship.) If a student is interested in internships at Microsoft, they have a few options on how to pursue this: 1. Go to "http://www.microsoft.com/college. 2. Go to the Microsoft booth at the Industrial Round Table. 3. Send me mail at mattlyon@microsoft.com, and I can help answer questions or give advice. |
| Leila Wilson Shiozawa, lshiozawa@nls.net My husband recently sold Cleveland Crystals, Inc. This is a small (50 employee) company which is very research oriented. They might be interested in a summer intern. |
| Roshan L. Aggarwal, aggarwal@ll.mit.edu n/a |
| Roger Alig, ralig@sarnoff.com n/a |
| Donald E. Allen, n/a |
| J. Trent Anderson, mbp928@aol.com n/a |
| David L. Banner, banner@llnl.gov n/a |
| Patricia Banogon, pbanogon@paebell.net n/a |
| Kenneth Chad Bastian, cwlkjbastian@juno.com n/a |
| Joseph Brown, n/a |
| Greg Cambron, cambrong@saintxfac.com n/a |
| David C. Cassidy, chmdcc@hofstra.edu n/a |
| Yok Chen, yok.chen@science.doe.gov n/a |
| Brett Coryell, bcoryell@sprintparanet.com n/a |
| Donald (Don) D. Cummings, don.cummings@us.endress.com n/a |
| Jeff Czajka, jc7ta4@rochester.infi.net n/a |
| Tony B. deBellis, Tjdebe@aol.com n/a |
| Colonel William DeGraf, peredg@aol.com n/a |
| Joe R. Dickinson, Jr., patch@evansville.net n/a |
| Russell W. Dreyfus, rustira@yahoo.com n/a |
| R. Edward English Jr., n/a |
| Hellmut Fritzsche, hellmutf@aol.com n/a |
| G. , n/a |
| Owen Gailar, mudz@ix.netcom.com n/a |
| John Garrison, garrison@physics.berkeley.edu n/a |
| Melvin J. Glimcher, M.D., GLIMCHER@A1.TCH.HARVARD.EDU n/a |
| Michael Goehring, mgoehring@nttc.edu n/a |
| James F. Goff, n/a |
| Timothy Gong, Tim_Gong@mvis.com n/a |
| Robert M. Goodwin, rmgoody@frontiernet.net n/a |
| Andy Hauger, jhauger@aug.edu n/a |
| Steven A. Havstad, steve.havstad@trw.com n/a |
| Donald (Don) D. Heim, donaldcheim@earthlink.net n/a |
| Robert M. Hill, robert.hill@kirtland.af.mil n/a |
| Michael Humnicky, michael.s.humnicky@lmco.com n/a |
| Ira Jacobs, ijacobs@vt.edu n/a |
| Bryan Jenkins, bryan.jenkins@us.wmmercer.com n/a |
| Rajinder P. Khosla, rkhosla@nsf.gov n/a |
| Peter H. Klose, n/a |
| William C. Larson, wmslarson@vswest.net n/a |
| Herman A. Lauter, lauter@oxy.edu n/a |
| Dale Lawton, lawton2@home.com n/a |
| Franklyn K. Levin, fklevin@swbell.net n/a |
| Robert K. Linback, robertl@primary.net n/a |
| Peter L. Lindley, n/a |
| Mark Lucas, lucasm@ohiou.edu n/a |
| David K. Lyon, grandtx@aol.com n/a |
| James Mayhan, james.d.mayhan@exxon.com n/a |
| Kenneth Mendelson, mendelsonk@marquette.edu n/a |
| John J. Mennel, n/a |
| Barney Molldrem, Bmolldrem@aol.com or Tramol@dreamscape.com n/a |
| William C. Morse, morse@bnl.gov n/a |
| William C. Murphy, wjm4@cdc.gov n/a |
| N. , n/a |
| Richard Olenick, olenick@acad.udallas.edu n/a |
| Helmut Paul, helmut.paul@jku.at n/a |
| Eugene W. Peterson, n/a |
| Pierce Kelly, piece@naps.edu n/a |
| Ken Ports, kports@ee.fit.edu n/a |
| Ron Reger, RonaldKReger@aol.com n/a |
| Bill C. Riemers, n/a |
| Tom Sandin, sandint@ncat.edu n/a |
| T. Craig Sangster, sangster1@llnl.gov n/a |
| Paul G Shiffler, pshiffler@nmh.nerthfield.ma.us n/a |
| George Simler IV, ivsimler@attbi.com n/a |
| Edward Simon, Simoned@prodigy.net n/a |
| G. Roger Stanley, gstanley@accd.edu n/a |
| William Struzinski, wstruz@gateway.net n/a |
| Albert Vest, alvest@columbus.rr.com n/a |
| Karen Visnovsky, n/a |
| James R. Voss, n/a |
| Anthony Roach, aroach@electriceyeball.com National Instruments has many internship opportunities in R&D including software development. Check out http://www.ni.com/employ/interns.htm for more information. |
| Jeff Achtermann, j.achtermanncomputer.org No physics interns. Some for computer science. |
| Bob Dulude, bob.dulude@baltimore.com none at this time |
| Dan Fleetwood, dan.fleetwood@vanderbilt.edu Our group usually has graduate research assistantships available to students with a strong physics background who are interested in graduate study in electrical engineering. We also occasionally have post-doctoral positions available. Contact Dan Fleetwood via E-mail at dan.fleetwood@vanderbilt.edu, or by phone at (615) 333-1507 |
| Gary Doolen, gdd@lanl.gov Post doctoral Associates, Post doctoral Fellows |
| Ronald K. White, ronwhite@llnl.gov Presently I can offer no help in this area. |
| Mark Boriack, mboriack@dctd.saic.com SAIC is a large and diverse company with locations all over the United States. Our company website (above) has excellent links for intern and employment opportunities. As an employee-owned company, we place strong emphasis on technical excellence and high ethical standard. |
| Mark (Danny) Rintoul, rintoul@sandia.gov Sandia National Laboratories has a strong history of hiring Purdue graduates. Please see our website for instructions on sending a resume. |
| Douglas Verret, d-verret@ti.com See web site. |
| Carlos Guzman, eh20cegs@shellus.com Some summer internships available to college students. Contact major oil companies' employment/human resources centers. |
| Griffith L. Gordon, k4vx@nemonet.com The CIA had an excellent intern program. In 1973 I hired a young co-op student from Boston College as I recall. He left the Agency around 1981 to pursue opportunities in the private sector. He is now the CEO of Lockheed Aerospace. His name is Al Smith. He learned both the hands-on side as well as the managerial side form his stint with the agency. Try http://www.cia.gov |
| Earl Ebert, eetheta@aol.com The company I presently work for does not have the vision to use interns, sorry. |
| Kara Hoffman, kara@hep.uchicago.edu The University of Chicago participates in the research opportunities for undergraduates program. |
| Hugh L. Scott, scotth@iit.edu Undergraduatae scholarships in biology, chemistry, and physics Graduate Teaching assistantships in in biology, chemistry, and physics Graduate Research Assistantships in in biology, chemistry, and physics Postdoctoral Fellowships in in biology, chemistry, and physics |
| Dan MacIsaac, danmac@nau.edu We are looking for people who want to teach physics at secondary schools and community colleges. Contact me at danmac@nau.edu . |
| Keith Mounts, keithm@his.com We have an ongoing, put periodic need for student interns who want to learn about working in an IT environment. It would not use physics skills, but involve many aspects of the It world. Contact mis@asee.org |
| M. , Yes, lots of them. Contact directly Intel.COM. Intel does recruit heavily at Purdue. I got my job through Industrial Round Table at Purdue. We visit Purdue about three to four times a year. Please visit our booth. |
