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[westernconnecticut]

2024 Forestry Interns Complete Summer Intensive at Great Mountain Forest

For each of the last 76 years, Great Mountain Forest (GMF) has offered a select group of forestry undergraduate students from around the country an immersive summer program in all aspects of forest management in GMF’s more than 6,000 acres of diverse landscapes and managed forests in Norfolk, Canaan, and Falls Village, Connecticut. Working under the direction of experienced forester Matt…

[nypaenergy]

Introducing NYPA’s Interns

Welcome to NYPA’s 2018 Summer Intern blog series. Each week, we’ll be featuring several interns working across NYPA’s various sites and departments. Read on to learn more about our interns and why they chose to work at NYPA!

Many developmental interns have taken full-time positions at NYPA. NYPA was named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes in 2018. To search openings, visit nypa.gov/careers.

Adam Pleva is a Construction Engineering Intern at NYPA’s Niagara Power Project and is from Fredonia, NY. He has already completed a degree in Physics from Fredonia State University, and he is currently pursuing an additional degree in Civil Engineering from SUNY University at Buffalo. He said his favorite classes are his design courses because they allow for “a combination of logical and creative thought.” He continued, explaining that his structural and transportation design courses showed him how an engineer “can truly put himself into his work when logical thought and creative thought coexist.” Regarding the energy industry, Adam said he is most interested in clean and renewable energy because he wants to make a “substantial and positive impact” on the world, and he enjoys working at NYPA because the environment makes him feel comfortable and ready to take on the next stage of his professional career. In five years, he hopes to begin his career in a Civil Engineering related field.

Tyler FeFee is a General Maintenance Intern at NYPA’s St. Lawrence site. He is from Massena, NY and is pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering from Clarkson University. He said his favorite classes have been Biology, Construction, and Management because they allow him “to understand how the environment interacts with the Civil Engineering aspect of construction and development to produce facilities such as the STL FDR Project.” Regarding the energy industry, he is most interested in the infrastructure necessary to support the electric grid and how the development of NYPA’s FDR project has positively impacted the surrounding area. Tyler also said that he enjoys working at NYPA because he is able to “see the results of the hard work over the last 60 years which allow NYPA facilities to exist and produce efficient, clean energy for customers and industry.” Next May, Tyler will be enlisting into the United States Air Force as a 2nd Lieutenant, and in five years he hopes to be an officer.

Sam Woods is a Procurement Intern at NYPA’s St. Lawrence site. He is from Potsdam, NY and is currently double-majoring in Finance and Supply Chain Management at the University of Pittsburgh. He said that his favorite classes there are the ones which rely on applied math to solve business problems because “you can see the results of your work and it can make a difference.” Sam also said that he is interested in the energy industry because of the exciting future of clean energy and its pivotal role in society. He likes working at NYPA for similar reasons, and explained that “being a part of something that has a substantial impact on a large group of people is very exciting.” In five years, he hopes to have a steady job that is challenging, rewarding and in an exciting industry.

Zachary Frieden is the Media Relations Intern at NYPA’s White Plains office. He is from Armonk, NY and is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and an accelerated Master’s in Public Administration. He said his favorite class has been 21st Century Governance because it exposed him to a wide variety of issues in public policy. Regarding the energy industry, he is most interested in energy policy, specifically “community shared renewables and the way in which our energy system is becoming cleaner, more democratized, and more accessible.” Zachary enjoys working at NYPA because he had the opportunity to learn about everything NYPA is working on, and in five years, he hopes to be practicing law.

[laytonmua]

Congratulations @brookeoflove_ on your acceptance into the #wallstreetjournal #internprogram ( original photography by #pavlakiphotos on model #brookehenderson makeup by #allegralayton) new photo edits by me (at Newark, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CABwV0nhkh9/?igshid=nnca6e6qwlze

[sj-jalmaani]

So this summer, I participated in my work’s Big Sib program for our incoming summer interns. It was interesting. I’ve never really participated in any of those types of programs where I was a mentor, where I worked one-on-one with someone, but I have volunteered in many programs, events, and work-related programs where I did help my associates when necessary.

While I have always been the “mom” or “big sis” of the group, even if I was sometimes the youngest, actually being someone’s assigned big sib was definitely more interesting. And for the particular reason that unlike in the past, I never really had to worry about what my friends or associates had to do. This time, I was actually in charge of teaching and nurturing someone’s skills and helping them develop their techniques and social behaviors to help them excel in their work and internship.

Being apart of a program where I can help teach and nurture someone is beyond fulfilling. I’ve always been someone who loved to help and teach someone, but becoming an educator just wasn’t in the stars for me. But participating in something where I can be an influence on someone has this rewarding feeling that makes me appreciate educators of all kinds.

While I was only a big sib for two short months during the summer, I was able to connect with my intern in a way that I wasn’t just her senior. I really was her big sib; her friend. At first, it was a bit weird, trying to get to know someone you’re assigned to while trying to be professional, but as time progressed and we became comfortable with one another, it was like we had been long term friends.

I honestly would suggest this if anyone ever has the opportunity to participate in any big sib programs. It makes you appreciate what you’re doing more as you help make someone’s experience more comfortable, exciting and educational.

[kevinmogee]

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[brightscholarship-blog]

LPI Summer Internship Program 2020 in USA:

Applications are invited to apply for the LPI Summer Internship 2020 in United States of America. LPI Summer Internship Program is a Fully Funded internship program hosted by Houston, the United States of America. The duration of the NASA LPI Internship program is 10 weeks from 1st June 2020 to 7th August 2020. No IELTS or TOFEL is required to apply for this internship program. You can apply with English Proficiency Certificate. Also apply for Winter Internship Program 2020 in South Korea (Fully Funded).

LPI is one of the best internship programs for undergraduate students. There is no application fee. Applicants will be selected without the discrimination between race, color, nationality, age or other non-merit aspects. Must apply for UTRIP Summer Internship 2020 in Japan (Fully Funded).

NASA LPI Summer Internship Program 2020 Details:

Institute: Lunar and Planetary Institute (LPI)

Internship duration: 10 weeks (1 Jun 2020 to 7 Aug 2020)

Eligible nationalities: International candidates

Internship country: Houston, USA

Last Date: 6 January 2020.

Also check Harbin Institute of Technology CSC Scholarship 2020 in China (Fully Funded).

Check Beijing Institute of Technology Scholarship 2020 in China (Fully Funded).

LPI Summer Internship:

LPI is a summer paid internship program in the field of planetary science which provides the undergraduate students with an opportunity to learn, gain, research and seek help from professional planetary scientists. During the 10- week internship, students will be participating in social activities, NASA visits, lectures and career development workshops. Applicants will be considered for appointment without regard to race, creed, color, sex, national origin, age, handicap status, or other non-merit factors.

About LPI:

The LPI Summer paid Intern Program in Planetary Science provides undergraduate students with an opportunity to perform cutting-edge, peer-reviewed research, learn from widely respected planetary scientists, and discover exciting careers in planetary science. During the 10-week internship, students have the opportunity to participate in enrichment activities, including NASA Johnson Space Center scientific visits, lectures, and career development workshops. Applications’ door is wide open so read the eligibility criteria and register yourself.

Internship Coverage:

LPA Summer Internship Program is not only paid but it’s a fully-funded 10-weeks program that provides successful applicants following financial coverage.

Successful applicants will receive $7,300 USD to cover the following:

Housing expense.

Living expense.

Travel expense. (International applicants might get additional $500 USD)

Internship stipends.

In addition to the expenses, financial support of up to $1,000 USD (domestic travelers) and up to $1,500 (international travelers) is offered to interns who submit an accepted abstract as the first author to the upcoming Lunar and Planetary Science Conference.

Internship Benefits:

The internship program will bring the following advances into the applicant’s professional life.

Valuable research experience.

Refine skills and develop new.

Meet and establish contact with other professionals.

Experience a working environment of a whole new level.

The LPI is located near the NASA Johnson Space Center, on the south side of Houston, Texas, so on NASA’s behalf, the LPI provides leadership in the scientific community for research in lunar, planetary, and solar system sciences and linkage with related terrestrial programs.

Eligibility Criteria:

Students are required to be eligible enough to match the following conditions:

LPI provides 50 semester hours for the work of lunar and planetary sciences, students should intend to attend all the hours respectfully.

Students with a major in physics, mathematics, computer science or engineering have an advantage but any eligible student can apply.

Foreign nationals will be required to submit IELTS or TOEFL scores OR an English proficiency certificate from any professor of the university which supports the fact that student is proficient

level English speaker or writer.

Students must be undergraduate.

For more information:

Claudia Bellard internprogram@lpi.usra.edu 281-486-2159

Result Announcement:

Selection will be done on the following basis:

Scholarship and curriculum.

Experience.

Career objectives and scientific interest.

Match of applicant’s interest with an available research project.

The result will be announced on 9th March 2020 and students will be notified. Notified students will be required to respond within 2 working days. If the response is not received, the application will be unconsidered.

Application procedure:

Below are the method and conditions to apply. Make sure to read and apply all very carefully.

You will need to apply using the online application form. Paper applications will not be accepted.

Once you begin the application, you must complete all of the questions on the form, including essay-style questions.

Transcripts and letters of recommendation may be submitted independently but must be received by January 6, 2020, 11:59 p.m., CST

Upon submission, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with your application number and a link to view the status of your reference letters. You are required to submit three reference letters to qualify for the program.

Applicant’s college registrar mai should send an official transcript to LPI Summer Intern The program, Application #, 3600 Bay Area Boulevard, Houston, TX 77058-1113.

If you are a foreign national, you will be asked to provide proof of English proficiency.

This may be in the form of a Test Of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score, or a letter from one of the professors in the English department at your university confirming that you have sufficient spoken and written English language skills to successfully participate in our internship program.

Be sure to include your application number in the address you provide to your registrar.

Transcripts must be received by the LPI no later than January 6, 2020, at 11:59 p.m. CST.

How to Apply:

There is Online Application System to apply for LPI Internship program. Apply link and the link of Official Advertisement is given below:

Apply Now

Official Link

[amerisolar]

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[nypaenergy]

Getting to Know...Robert Mandato

Welcome to NYPA’s 2021 Summer Intern blog series. Each week, we’ll feature several interns working across our various sites and departments. Read on to learn more about our interns and why they chose to work at NYPA.

Many developmental interns have taken full-time positions at NYPA. NYPA was named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes in 2021. To search openings, visit nypa.gov/careers.

Robert Mandato, a recent graduate of SUNY Buffalo, grew up in Baldwin, NY and interned with our Electrical Engineering group this summer.

Currently majoring in Electrical Engineering, he chose this major after “first becoming interested in musical synthesizers and wondering how they made electricity into sound. From there, it snowballed into a greater interest in everything electrical, and how almost everything we use is dependent on it”.

Some of his favorite classes include Power Electronics, Introduction to Programming, Renewable Distribution Generation & Storage, and his Electronics lab. When not studying or enjoying his electronics courses, he enjoys playing and making music. He also enjoys traveling. “One place I have traveled to was Alaska. In Anchorage, I saw the beautiful nature trails, the snowy peaks, and the city. It was something that definitely has to be seen and experienced”.

“My goal at this internship is to gain more strength to my knowledge and increase my skill set to set myself up for success in the future. I chose NYPA due to hearing about and visiting their Niagara Power Plant, which was pretty close to SUNY Buffalo. After visiting it, I became very interested in a lot of their projects. Learning how much energy they provided and distributed, I wanted to know more about how they operated.”

[nypaenergy]

Getting to Know...Mohammed Masum Siraj Khan

Welcome to NYPA’s 2021 Summer Intern blog series. Each week, we’ll feature several interns working across our various sites and departments. Read on to learn more about our interns and why they chose to work at NYPA.

Many developmental interns have taken full-time positions at NYPA. NYPA was named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes in 2021. To search openings, visit nypa.gov/careers.

Mohammed Masum Siraj Khan, from Salt Lake City, Utah, is a third-year graduate student at the University of Utah. Majoring in Electrical Engineering, he is interning in our System Integration Engineering group. “I picked this major because it seemed fascinating to me, and I loved the technical aspects of it”.

Some of his favorite classes include Power System Protection & Model Predictive Control. When not enjoying his classes, you can find him watching movies and passing the time with his friends.

“I chose to intern with NYPA because I wanted to contribute and help with substation protection, and I viewed NYPA as the leading authority in the power industry. In five years, I hope to continue my research and help increase the security of the electric power grid”.

[nypaenergy]

Getting to Know...Rohan Raghuraman

Welcome to NYPA’s 2021 Summer Intern blog series. Each week, we’ll feature several interns working across our various sites and departments. Read on to learn more about our interns and why they chose to work at NYPA.

Many developmental interns have taken full-time positions at NYPA. NYPA was named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes in 2021. To search openings, visit nypa.gov/careers.

Rohan Raghuraman, originally from India & raised in Abu Dhabi, UAE, just graduated from New York University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Electrical Engineering. He will be pursuing his Master of Science this Fall, also in Electrical Engineering, at Columbia University. He is interning in our R&D Innovation group for the summer.

“I chose to study Electrical Engineering because of the diversity of opportunities that the field offered. Eventually I found my passion in power and energy because I believe I can make the most difference by providing an essential service to everyone and helping lead the way to a decarbonized energy grid”.

“One of the classes I enjoyed was my Transmission and Distribution class because I learned about ‘real’ things. I could see the transmission lines, and transformers, and interact with them, albeit in a limited capacity. The tangible aspect of the class endeared me to it. Additionally, I really enjoyed working on my Senior Design Project class. This is because I could explore new topics such as transient stability of machines, renewable integration on a large scale, while at the same time learning new software that my university did not typically teach”.

When not studying, Rohan enjoys playing and watching basketball (“Go Nets!”) and football (“Go Browns!”). He’s also a big fan of comedy; “I love watching stand-up shows and any comedy TV shows. If you need any comedy recommendations, you know who to come to!”

In five years, Rohan sees himself working in the power sector, helping to decarbonize the energy grid. “I know NYPA will allow me to achieve this goal through the experience and connections I gain during this internship. NYPA has exciting projects that align with my future goals and it would be a wonderful opportunity to work on them now and in the future”.

“NYPA has been my number one company to work for ever since I got into the field of power. This is because NYPA is on the cutting-edge of energy research. I strongly believe in NYPA’s VISION2030 and NYPA’s ability to preserve hydropower as a core carbon-free source of power in New York State and to decarbonize its fleet of natural gas plants. This is the way forward and having these achievable goals further proves to me that I made the right decision by joining NYPA”.

Of future goals, Rohan enjoys challenges. “One place that I would like to travel to would be to Mount Everest. I believe summiting Everest is the peak of human physical accomplishment. I love challenges and summiting Everest is one of the most challenging things a human can do in their life time. Therefore, that is definitely on my bucket list”.

[nypaenergy]

Getting to Know...Matt Keeton

Welcome to NYPA’s 2021 Summer Intern blog series. Each week, we’ll feature several interns working across our various sites and departments. Read on to learn more about our interns and why they chose to work at NYPA.

Many developmental interns have taken full-time positions at NYPA. NYPA was named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes in 2021. To search openings, visit nypa.gov/careers.

Matt Keeton, from Hatfield, PA, is a rising “Super Senior” (5th year student) at Penn State University, majoring in Energy Engineering & interning this summer in our Energy Efficiency group. “I picked Energy Engineering because of the opportunity to work in so many different fields. I can work with petroleum, natural gas, solar panels, circuits, and more, in both the technical and financial aspects”.

“I love all of my classes that have hands on experience, but my solar energy conversion class was really special to me, because I was able to design a solar PV system for Williamsburg, PA”. Outside of class, Matt enjoys hiking, mountain biking, drawing & gaming – in the future, he sees himself being surrounded by nature and national parks. “To me, it doesn’t matter which state, as long as I can easily get lost in nature”.

“My goal for my internship is to gain a wide range of real world experience in the energy industry. I chose NYPA because of their #VISION2030, and their goal of leading the US in large-scale electrification”.

To Matt, there are currently two trends in the energy industry that excite him: hydrogen fuel cell development & energy storage systems. “The development of hydrogen fuel cells for motor vehicles is very intriguing to me because I believe this is the future of transport. Energy storage system development for large-scale grids is also interesting to me, since this will outweigh the usefulness of non-renewable fuels and will encourage more businesses to go green”.

[nypaenergy]

Getting to Know...Nishant Sharma

Welcome to NYPA’s 2021 Summer Intern blog series. Each week, we’ll feature several interns working across our various sites and departments. Read on to learn more about our interns and why they chose to work at NYPA.

Many developmental interns have taken full-time positions at NYPA. NYPA was named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes in 2021. To search openings, visit nypa.gov/careers.

Nishant Sharma, from Clinton, is a rising senior at SUNY Polytechnic Institute. Majoring in Energy Efficiency, he is interning in our Asset Performance group. “I’m pursuing this major because I’ve always enjoyed technology and innovation, and I like to work on improving projects”.

Among his favorite classes are Control Systems, Digital Logic, Energy Systems & Physics, and when he’s not busy studying, he likes to play sports, make music and go on hikes.

He enjoys being a part of a team that makes a difference. “My goal of this internship is to learn from my coworkers, mentors & fellow interns, and also to learn how to solve real life problems with a team”.

In five years, Nishant sees himself working for an established company and building a long career there. “I’m very excited to see how future innovation decreases our carbon footprint, and I look forward to making a difference in the projects I work on”.

[nypaenergy]

Getting to Know...Cameron Frost

Welcome to NYPA’s 2021 Summer Intern blog series. Each week, we’ll feature several interns working across our various sites and departments. Read on to learn more about our interns and why they chose to work at NYPA.

Many developmental interns have taken full-time positions at NYPA. NYPA was named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes in 2021. To search openings, visit nypa.gov/careers.

Cameron Frost, from Massena, is a rising junior at Clarkson University, majoring in Aeronautical & Mechanical Engineering.

“I picked my major because I’ve always been interested in the air and energy industries. Some of my favorite classes have included Strength of Materials & Materials Science”. When not spending time studying, he enjoys spending time at the gym or at the fire house.

“My goal at this internship is to broaden my experience and to get a taste of what the real world is like in engineering. One energy trend I’m excited about is the replacement of outdated power systems, and I hope I can make a difference in helping to modernize them”.

In five years, Cameron sees himself as an engineer, while seeking an MBA in operations management.

[nypaenergy]

Getting to Know...Esha Blaggan

Welcome to NYPA’s 2021 Summer Intern blog series. Each week, we’ll feature several interns working across our various sites and departments. Read on to learn more about our interns and why they chose to work at NYPA.

Many developmental interns have taken full-time positions at NYPA. NYPA was named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes in 2021. To search openings, visit nypa.gov/careers.

Esha Blaggan, from East Amherst, is a rising senior at the University at Buffalo, majoring in Civil Engineering. Interning in our General Maintenance group, she chose to pursue engineering because she’s “always loved math and science, and I wanted to be able to see the tangible results of my projects functioning in the real world. Some of my favorite courses include Geology for Civil Engineers, Foundation Design, and Hydraulics and Hydrology”.

When not enjoying her Geology for Civil Engineers, Foundation Design or Hydraulics and Hydrology courses, she can be seen doing martial arts, playing several instruments, and gardening. She also enjoys traveling: “One place I’ve been to is France, but I’d really love to travel to New Zealand one day”.

“My goal at this internship is to gain knowledge and skills in hydropower and other sustainable energy sources. I chose NYPA because sustainability is something that is very important to me, and I would like to help move society towards a sustainable future”. In five years, she sees herself working towards this mission as a Civil Engineer.  

Over the next few years, she sees an increase of women pursuing studies or careers in STEM fields. “Being a female in a predominantly male industry gives me the ability to provide unique perspectives towards solutions. I hope to change the status quo by being able to provide these perspectives and help solve engineering problems”.

[nypaenergy]

Getting to Know...Bransen Kinnear

Welcome to NYPA’s 2021 Summer Intern blog series. Each week, we’ll feature several interns working across our various sites and departments. Read on to learn more about our interns and why they chose to work at NYPA.

Many developmental interns have taken full-time positions at NYPA. NYPA was named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes in 2021. To search openings, visit nypa.gov/careers.

Bransen Kinnear, from Brasher Falls, is a Senior at Clarkson University majoring in Electrical Engineering. Interning in our Electrical Maintenance department, he chose this field because “A lot of people have had great success in this field and I see a great future in electrical engineering. I also really love my power systems courses”.

When he’s not studying, he enjoys playing hockey, in addition to hunting and fishing. “I’m a member of the Clarkson University bass fishing team and the Northern New York Bassmasters”.

“My goal for this internship is to absorb all that I can from my peers so that I can be well prepared to start my career once I graduate. I chose to intern with NYPA due to their great track record at valuing not only their employees, but their customers too”.

In five years, he sees himself settled-down as a successful Electrical Engineer living near the St. Lawrence River.