There are three programs where you can work at the Library of Congress: 1) Hispanic Division Huntington-Junior Fellowship Program This program is designed to provide recent college graduates (undergraduate or graduate) with real work experience in a research environment. The graduates may have degrees in the humanities, social science, or library science. Each selected fellow spends one summer at the Library working on state-of-the-art programs in the Hispanic Division.

Sept. 13-16 2007 The Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort & Club Aventura, FL

Job Description Summer Student Internships in Low-Carbon Energy System Modeling and Optimization, Graduate and Undergraduate Students, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA Developing optimization models for systems of energy devices. These models will be used to connect electricity and thermal demands in buildings with energy supply from alternative energy generators including fuel cells. Successful candidates will collaborate on the

Several faculty at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) have recently been funded by the National Science Foundation under an International Polar Year (IPY) grant for their education project: IPY-Research and Educational Opportunities in Antarctica for Minorities (IPY-ROAM). IPY-ROAM offers successful applicants a novel and life-changing opportunity to learn more about the Polar Regions and travel to Antarctica over the 2007-08 winter

Students would be involved in ongoing research in the area of nanotechnology and would receive a $4200 stipend as well as room and board during Summer 2007. Undergraduate students majoring in science, engineering, etc. are welcome to apply. See the website at http://wvnano.wvu.edu/REU for more information. Website: wvnano.wvu.edu/REU