Spend a full semester on Iowa State's vibrant campus as part of the Cyclone Scholar Research Program and the George Washington Carver Research Internship Program. As an intern in these programs, you'll not only immerse yourself in groundbreaking research but also have the chance to experience campus life at a Big 12 university. Here's what to expect:
- Conduct impactful research alongside experienced faculty mentors across a wide range of disciplines
- Explore diverse food systems, agricultural processes, and the local food industry through hands-on experiences
- Receive personalized guidance to navigate challenges and enhance your skills
- Participate in professional development workshops designed to boost your career prospects
We provide our scholars with a stipend, including a housing and meal allowance, totaling $8,000. Additional travel funding is available, and detailed information will be provided upon acceptance into the program.
This opportunity combines valuable research experience with real-world exposure to the agriculture and food sectors, all while helping you build a professional network. To participate, you must be enrolled in the Iowa State National Student Exchange program, which enables students from participating schools to join our community. For more information, visit the Iowa State University NSE website and explore the list of participating schools here.
This semester-long internship is your chance to grow academically and professionally while gaining a deeper understanding of the agriculture and food industries.
The application closes Friday, November 1, 2024, at 11:59 pm. Please submit your 2 letters of recommendation as PDF files to Jessica Rodman at jmrodman@iastate.edu.
This program is not open to Iowa State University students.
For more information, contact Jessica Rodman at jmrodman@iastate.edu.
This work is supported by Undergraduate Research and Extension Experiential Learning Fellowships Proposal Number: 2019-05103/project accession no. 1021645 from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture.