Entry Point (fwd)

From: Lawrence Scadden (lscadden@nsf.gov)
Date: Sun Nov 16 1997 - 14:51:40 PST


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Date: Fri, 14 Nov 1997 09:46:51 -0500
From: LSUMMERS <lsummers@aaas.org>
                                  ENTRY POINT!
     The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
     is pleased to announce ENTRY POINT!, a program which provides
     outstanding opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students with
     disabilities pursuing technical careers. 1998 summer internships are
     available throughout the country at NASA centers and in private
     industry, including corporations such as IBM.
     Plans for 1998 include expansion to many industries including
     chemistry, biotechnology and petrochemical employers. Openings in
     these fields will depend on the development of partnerships with
     appropriate employers. The AAAS Education and Human Resources (E&HR)
     websites (will be ready in November - email me again if you want
     address) will be updated to reflect the addition of partnering
     institutions and skill sets.
     Eligibility requirements:
     - Currently attending an accredited college or university with a
     major in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or Physical
     Science
     - Minimum B average
     - Proof of US Citizenship or right to work permit
     *****If interested, please submit the following:
     - Letter of introduction indicating geographic preference and the
     type of assignment which you are seeking that best uses or builds
     upon your skills and work experience
     - Resume
     - Description of any required work accommodation or assistive
     technology
     - Two letters of recommendation (one from faculty)
     - Copy of transcript
     Applications are being accepted from October 15, 1997 with anticipated
     placement completed by April 15, 1998. Internships normally
     run from May through August, although dates vary by corporation and
     location.
     Interested students are encouraged to apply early to ensure the best
     chance of matching location and skill interest with available
     internships.
     Completed packages should be sent via Mail, E-Mail, or fax to:
     Laureen Summers
     AAAS - Education & Human Resources
     1200 New York Avenue NW
     Washington DC 20005
     Phone/TDD 202-326-6649
     Fax: 202/371-9849
     E-Mail: lsummers@aaas.org



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