| Resources for students
SAGE Scholars Program
http://students.berkeley.edu/sagescholars/
UC Berkeley's SAGE (Student Achievement Guided by Experience) Scholars
Program
is an academically rigorous program that combines workplace experience
with the
professional skills needed to succeed in a competitive economy.
SAGE Scholars
targets highly motivated students from economically disadvantaged
and diverse
backgrounds. (Paid internships available all year.)
The Graduate Opportunity Program (GOP)
http://www.grad.berkeley.edu/gop/index.shtml
UC Berkeley's Graduate Opportunity Program (GOP) Office of Outreach
and Retention
is a resource for educationally and financially disadvantaged students
and
underrepresented students throughout their academic careers at Berkeley.
GOP's services include:
- Financial
assistance for tutoring, attending conferences, special need
circumstances
- Advising
on financial planning and funding
- Research
opportunities for aspiring graduate students
- Academic
advising
- Opportunities
for students to participate in outreach activities
- Networking
opportunities
Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program (URAP)
http://research.berkeley.edu/urap/
URAP is designed to involve Berkeley undergraduates more deeply
in the research life of the University. The Program provides opportunities
to work closely with faculty on the cutting edge research projects,
expanding students’ knowledge and skills in areas of special
interest while providing the experience being engaged in an intellectual
research community. (A limited number of summer stipends is available.)
Biology Scholars Program (BSP)
http://bsp.berkeley.edu/
The Biology Scholars Program (BSP) is an undergraduate program designed
to promote the success of students from economic, gender, ethnic
and cultural groups historically underrepresented in the biological
sciences. The goal of BSP is to diversify who participates in science,
thereby benefiting the discipline and our larger society. Whereas
most BSP members are biology majors, some choose other majors (e.g.,
psychology, social welfare, mathematics) leading to careers (e.g.,
journalism, public policy, public health) that will allow them best
to express their interest in biology.
Center for Science and Engineering Education (CSEE)
http://csee.lbl.gov/
CSEE helps educate and train the next generation of scientists and
engineers to promote national science and education goals. Undergraduate
student programs include the Student Undergraduate Laboratory Internship
(SULI), which places eligible undergraduate students into paid internships
at DOE facilities such as Berkeley Lab (see the DOE’s SULI
website for details at http://www.scied.science.doe.gov/scied/ERULF/about.html).
Work-study Program
http://workstudy.berkeley.edu/
This program includes job listings for on-campus student employment
opportunities.
For more information, visit UC Berkeley’s Student Jobs, Internships,
and Career page at http://www.berkeley.edu/students/jobs
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