Announcing the LPI Intern Stories Series
June 1, 2021
Every summer, college students from around the world join scientists at the Lunar and Planetary Institute and NASA’s Johnson Space Center to work on exciting planetary science research. Internships like these provide incredibly valuable experiences, not only to prepare for their careers but also to network with professionals in the field.
In our new series, LPI Intern Stories, you’ll hear from LPI summer interns about their preparation for their internship, their ongoing experiences, and how the internship has helped them. These free interactive webinars are designed for high school and undergraduate students, educators, and families.
Join us for one, two, or all three webinars — just be sure to join us. All webinars will be broadcast live via Zoom and on LPI’s YouTube channel.
LPI Intern Stories (Panel 1)
Friday, June 25, 3:30–4:30 p.m. (CDT)
In the first edition of LPI Intern Stories, we will be talking with a panel of current and former LPI summer interns to discuss their interests in STEM and planetary science, college experiences, and excitement over their internship. Join us to ask your questions!
View RecordingLPI Intern Stories (Panel 2)
Tuesday, July 13, 3:30–4:30 p.m. (CDT)
Join us on Tuesday, July 13 from 3:30–4:30 p.m. for the second event in LPI’s Intern Stories series. We will be hearing from a panel of LPI Summer 2021 undergraduate and graduate student interns about how they developed an interest in STEM, their experiences as STEM majors in college and graduate school, and how they got involved in planetary science research. We encourage middle schoolers, high schoolers, undergraduates, parents, and educators to attend this free, interactive Q&A event!
View RecordingLPI Intern Stories (Panel 3)
Thursday, August 12, 3:30–4:30 p.m. (CDT)
Join us on Thursday, August 12 from 3:30-4:30 p.m. for the third event in LPI’s Intern Stories series. We will be hearing from a panel of current and former LPI summer interns about how they transitioned from college to career, what they’re up to now, and how their involvement in a research internship helped them prepare. We encourage middle schoolers, high schoolers, undergraduates, parents, and educators to attend this free, interactive Q&A event!
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