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Summer 2026 REU at University of Nebraska Omaha

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Summer 2026 REU at University of Nebraska Omaha

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See Dr. Salgian's January 30 email for additional information. Applications are due by March 15.

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Paid Summer Research Opportunity at NASA

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Paid Summer Research Opportunity at NASA

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EarthRISE Developers Academy is a 10-week summer program. Review NASA's website for more information on program applications requirements and expectations. Applications are due March 6, 2026.

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DEVELOP pairs participants with partner organizations for 10-week research projects that connect NASA Earth observations to community concerns around the globe.

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Summer 2025:  CS Major Internship Reflections

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Summer 2025:  CS Major Internship Reflections

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Meet some of the summer 2025 CS interns!

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CS Major Internship Reflections: Summer 2025 | Department of Computer Science

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We’re sharing reflections from CS majors who participated in internships this summer. Reflections were also shared on our Instagram account each week from late August through the end of October. Click on each student’s photo below to view their individual reflections from summer 2025.

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Tuesday, October 21:  Mr. Marcelo Vessoni

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Tuesday, October 21:  Mr. Marcelo Vessoni

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Join us for this talk on Tuesday, October 21, in Education Building 115!

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Georgetown MS Data Science Application Workshop - Nov. 3

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Georgetown MS Data Science Application Workshop - Nov. 3

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Facilitators will walk you through the logistics of the application process, and the program director will share tips, offer feedback, and answer questions.

Register for this workshop here: https://gradapply.georgetown.edu/register/?id=02dcf65a-259c-4f1f-a154-b5462964241f

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Computational Biology Summer Program (CBSP)

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Computational Biology Summer Program (CBSP)

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The Tri-Institutional PhD Program in Computational Biology & Medicine (CBM) and the Office of Science Education & Training at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center invite applications for the Computational Biology Summer Program (CBSP). Visit this site more information on the program.

Applications accepted through February 2, 2026.

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Computational Biology Summer Program (CBSP)

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The Computational Biology Summer Program is designed to bring approximately 15 outstanding computer science/applied math undergraduate students interested in pursuing a career at the intersection of computer science and biomedicine for a summer research experience.

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IEEE Virtual Career Fair: Thursday, October 30

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IEEE Virtual Career Fair: Thursday, October 30

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Registration is free before the deadline of 8:00 PM EDT on Wednesday, October 29. Consider attending to learn more about CS internships and job openings for all career levels, and pre-event workshops and training sessions.

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We are excited to partner with leading companies in their sectors, if you would like your company to be part of the IEEE USA Career Fair, please fill out this

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See this post for more information.

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Award Opportunity:  NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Collegiate Award

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Award Opportunity:  NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Collegiate Award

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Applications are OPEN and will close on November 18, 2025.

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The Aspirations in Computing (AiC) Collegiate Award honors the outstanding computing accomplishments of undergraduate and graduate students in the AiC Community. The award recognizes technical contributions to projects that demonstrate a high level of innovation and potential impact. Past projects include: software and app development, machine learning, data science, bioinformatics, cybersecurity, space technologies, and more.

The multi-tiered award structure includes Winner and Honorable Mention.
The NCWIT AiC Collegiate Award is sponsored by Bank of America.
Applications are OPEN through November 18, 2025! Apply Here.​

​ Encourage a student to apply. | Spread the word about Aspirations in Computing.​

Eligibility

Undergraduate and graduate students in the AiC Community are eligible to apply if they also meet all of the following criteria:

They are a high school graduate or equivalent.

They are a member of the NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Community.

They are enrolled in a post-secondary institution (community college, college, university, or early college program) in the United States, Guam, Puerto Rico, or the U.S. Virgin Islands during the 2025-2026 academic year with a major or minor in a computing or engineering discipline.* U.S. citizens who are studying at an institution in Canada, but whose permanent residence remains in the United States are also eligible to apply.

They are a U.S. Citizen, a Permanent resident, or an Individual who meets therequirements of the substantial presence test

They must reside in the U.S. or on a U.S. overseas military base, or be a U.S. Citizen residing in Puerto Rico, Guam, or the U.S. Virgin Islands.

They have a valid U.S. Social Security or Tax Identification number.

They will be 18 years of age or older by May 1, 2026.

They are not an NCWIT employee and have no immediate family relationship with employees, extended staff, contractors, or board members of NCWIT (including spouses, siblings, children, grandchildren, and persons residing in the same household).

* Related degree programs are considered at the sole discretion of NCWIT.​

Please note: Dual enrollment/concurrent enrollment programs (i.e., completing high school and starting a post-secondary education simultaneously are not eligible for the NCWIT AiC Collegiate Award, as the individual must have already graduated from high school to be eligible.)

Students who graduate early during the 2025-2026 academic year (e.g., December 2025) are still eligible to apply.

Restrictions

Past applicants and past Collegiate Award Honorable Mentions are eligible for consideration.

Past Collegiate Award Winners are not eligible to win again.

Prizes

Each Finalist receives:

A Finalist certificate

Public recognition for their achievement

Each Award Winner and Honorable Mention receives:

Public recognition for their achievement

An engraved award, computing resources, gadgets, sponsor-branded swag, and more

In addition to the prizes listed above, each Award Winner receives $7,500 in cash, and each Honorable Mention receives $2,500 in cash.
To the extent required by law, NCWIT will report the value of the gift/reward/travel expenses to the IRS on Form 1099. Taxes, where applicable, are the responsibility of the Award recipient.

Application Details

Applicants must first create or update an aspirations.org account as a college student here, and complete the AiC Community Application.
The 2026 Aspirations in Computing Collegiate Award will be conducted in two rounds. Preliminary and Finalist.
Preliminary Round:

Students may apply online beginning on September 1, 2025, and submit completed applications no later than 8:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, November 18, 2025.
Finalist Round: Top Preliminary Round applicants representing the three categories below will be selected to participate in the Finalist Round:

Freshmen, sophomores, and two-year college students

Juniors and seniors

Graduate students

Students selected for the Finalist Round will be invited to complete their Finalist Round application online beginning December 19, 2025, and must submit no later than 8:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.

Finalist Round Only: A recommendation letter from a project advisor is REQUIRED and due no later than 8:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.

Top-scoring applicants representing the three categories above from the Finalist Round will be selected as Honorable Mentions and Winners.

For more information regarding the Award Application, review the Applicant Guide.

The Preliminary Round application includes essay and short answer questions; The Finalist Round application includes a project presentation and a letter of recommendation from a project advisor.​

All applications will be reviewed by industry technical professionals, using a scoring rubric.

Applicants must acknowledge all teammates involved with the project.

Applicants must be the sole creators of their project presentation.

NCWIT requires paperwork, including an affidavit and an IRS W9. Failure by award recipients to return required paperwork in the allotted time may result in forfeiture of all awards hereunder.

Additional Rules and Processes

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NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Collegiate Award

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Technology too often has a culture of invisibility, otherness, self-doubt, and closed doors. Aspirations in Computing seeks to turn barriers into possibilities through exclusive awards, scholarships, internships, and communities-building women's leadership, technical, and entrepreneurial skills.

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Unpaid Internship Opportunity in Cybersecurity

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Unpaid Internship Opportunity in Cybersecurity

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Please read on for an opportunity to apply for an unpaid internship with the New Jersey Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Cell (NJCCIC) in Spring 2026. The internship will be in-person at their Hamilton, West Trenton, or Newark offices during standard business hours, for a maximum of 21 hours per week, with flexibility, and will run from January 20, 2026, to April 10, 2026.

You can find more information about the

Applications close on October 31 at 4:00pm.

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Loyola University: Forensic Science Graduate Information Session

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Loyola University: Forensic Science Graduate Information Session

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Interested in a career in forensic science? Consider attending Loyola University Maryland’s information session about their MS programs in Forensic Pattern Analysis and Biological Forensics.

The online session will be held on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, from 6:00PM-7:00PM.

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M.S. in Data Science: University of Delaware

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M.S. in Data Science: University of Delaware

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Data Science | Graduate College | University of Delaware

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The University of Delaware’s master of science degree in data science will enable you to know what’s inside the black box of software that analyzes the data and then use that knowledge to improve your analyses and results.

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Check out the Center for Student Success's academic success workshop series for Spring 2026.

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Please click here to register for a workshop

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Academic Success Workshops: Spring 2025 | Center for Student Success

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Computational Linguistics MS Program at Brandeis University

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Computational Linguistics MS Program at Brandeis University

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Summer 2024: CS Major Internship & REU Reflections

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Summer 2024: CS Major Internship & REU Reflections

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Summer 2025 interns and REU students share their experiences!

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CS Major Internship & REU Reflections | Department of Computer Science

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We’re sharing reflections from CS majors who participated in internships and undergraduate research experiences (REUs) this summer. Reflections will be shared on our instagram account each week as we move through the first few months of the semester.

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Applications for the summer 2026 NIST SURF program will open sometime this fall. Check back for a link to apply!

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Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)

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The Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) is designed to inspire undergraduate students to pursue careers i

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Check out our new webpage featuring some of our Alumni!

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Computer science at TCNJ is hands on, team based, and project centered-just like the real world. Take courses in exciting fields-artificial intelligence, computational biology, cloud computing-while collaborating across disciplines to solve real problems through computing. Our curriculum is