Education beyond the classroom brings a different focus. At Fort Lewis College, we are here to help you find that experience through internship opportunities and undergraduate research support.
The combination of application and research enables students to use their technical skills in an environment that values work ethic, professionalism, innovation, integration, design, and discovery. Participation in these programs prepares students for the workforce or graduate school and helps determine career direction.
Metamorphosis is an ongoing opportunity to publish FLC student work. Each semester, we select two outstanding student papers to submit for online publication in Metamorphosis, A North American Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity.
Work with a group of dedicated students, faculty, and community partners at Fort Lewis College who volunteer to design and construct water, sanitation, and hygiene systems in developing communities. Village Aid Project is a non-profit, student-based organization.
Pathways to Science is a project of the Institute for Broadening Participation. Pathways to Science supports pathways to the STEM fields: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. We place particular emphasis on connecting underrepresented groups with STEM programs, funding, mentoring and resources.
As a COPLAC campus and under the terms of the Teagle Foundation grant, FLC will design, implement and evaluate a two-year pilot project for 'high impact' faculty-mentored undergraduate research at the consortium level. Specifically, the consortium seeks to enhance student learning by sharing disciplinary expertise across campuses in a 'distance' mode and re-envision faculty work and encourage institutional efficiencies at predominantly undergraduate, teaching institutions in the public sector.
The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology has listed potential internship possibilities by state. This is a great resource to use to get started on your search.
Catalog of research experiences around the country, this is a great resource!!
The Amgen Scholars Program aims to open the door to research opportunities at 24 host institutions for undergraduates from any four-year college or university in a given region.
In partnership with the Bonneville Power Administration, AISES is thrilled to announce multiple summer internship opportunities.
Bridges to the Doctorate scholars will complete their Master of Science degree in a laboratory at Towson University and ultimately enroll in a doctoral program at the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) or elsewhere.
The Diversity Summer Internship Program welcomes applicants from all over the United States, including applicants from underrepresented groups and economically disadvantaged areas.