LPI Announces 2019 Class of Interns

 

The Lunar and Planetary Institute (LPI) is pleased to announce the names of the students selected for the 2019 LPI Summer Intern Program in Planetary Science. LPI has been training scientists since 1977. The LPI’s highly competitive intern program offers undergraduates the opportunity to experience cutting-edge research in lunar and planetary science, working one-on-one with scientists at the LPI and the NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) on a project of current interest in planetary science.

This year’s class is comprised of 15 undergraduate students from the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia. The program will run from June 3 through August 9, 2019.

For more information about the program, visit the summer intern webpage.

Student	University	Country
Rebekah Albach	Wellesley College	US
Christian Anderkin	University of Florida	US
Megan Balemian-Spencer	Scripps College	US
Kaydra Barbre	Earlham College	US
Sophie Benaroya	Rutgers University	US
Alistair Blance	University of Manchester	United Kingdom
Marianne Coholich	The University of Texas at Austin	US
Mathew Comins	Western Carolina University	US
Christian Cooper	Brown University	US
Morgan Cox	Curtin University	Australia
Kyra Cutler	University of Birmingham	United Kingdom
Laetitia Dorlas	The University of Edinburgh	United Kingdom
Emma Hon	University of Hawaii at Manoa	US
Samantha Moruzzi	Cornell University	US
Emily Whittaker	University of Maryland	US