| Looking for students in the fields
of ENGINEERING, COMPUTER SCIENCE, MATH, PHYSICS, OR CHEMISTRY.
No GPA requirement.
PLEASE SHARE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WITH HIGH SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE STUDENTS.
The Department of Defense initiated the Science and Engineering
Apprenticeship Program in 1980, under the direction of the
Executive Office of the President, to involve academically
talented high school and college students in hands-on research
activities and student-mentor relationships during the summer.
This program is designed for students who have demonstrated
aptitude and interest in science and engineering courses and
careers.
A major benefit of the program is pairing the students with
university and professional engineering mentors. The high
school and college programs are designed for students who
are United States citizens and 15 years old by the beginning
of the program - June 7, 2004. The apprentice program is divided
into periods of 8, 10, and 12 weeks. The points of contact
for applications are senior counselors, at all public, private,
and parochial high school and college placement services.
Possible career placement areas at the Aviation and Missile
Command include physics, chemistry, computer science, engineering
and mathematics.
Applications are available online; http://www.gwseap.net
THE DEADLINE FOR POSTMARKING APPLICATIONS IN JANUARY 31,
2004.
If the student is unsuccessful in receiving an application
form the high school senior counselor or college placement
service,
Please call for Huntsville, AL area Linda Brown @ 256 842-9055
or for Metro DC/Baltimore area Mary Phillips @ 202 994-2234
for information or an application. Other locations in the
CONUS have POCs. Employment will range from 8 to 10 weeks
this summer.
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