The CIRES Summer 2022 Research Program is a paid summer research internship program open to undergraduate or graduate students interested in the research areas of the NOAA Global Systems Laboratory.

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The goal of the CIRES Summer Research Program is to give interested students a research experience at CU Boulder and the NOAA Global Systems Laboratory. Students with a variety of scientific and technical backgrounds can explore environmental or geosciences and learn more about how their skills can be applied to societal needs.

GSL research improves environmental prediction models, develops state-of-the-science decision support tools and visualization systems, and uses high-performance computing technology to support a Weather-Ready Nation.

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More Information

The Summer 2022 program will accept up to 11 students.

Students will be paid to conduct environmental and geoscience research activities with CIRES and GSL scientists.

Moreover, the summer 2022 program will be entirely remote.

Payment Information

• Undergraduate interns will receive $750/week over 10 weeks (May 23-July 29th)
• graduate student interns will receive $1500/week over 12 weeks (May 23-August 19) paid biweekly.

Eligibility

•  US Citizen or a Permanent Resident
• Attend an accredited university or college as an undergraduate or graduate student (can plan to graduate in the spring semester and plan to attend a 4-year University or attend graduate school in Fall 2022)
• willing to make a full-time commitment for 10 weeks (40 hours per week) for an undergraduate experience or 12 weeks (40 hours per week) as a graduate experience.
• Also, be able to complete program requirements as a fully remote experience in Summer 2022.
• no requirement of prior research experience
• students can also apply despite their GPA

Furthermore, students from rural colleges and groups historically underrepresented in science will get equal opportunity.

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Application Process

• Applicants should submit unofficial transcripts.
• Also, ask a person familiar with their academic or research background to complete a short recommendation form.