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Student Programs

CMDITR facilitates connections between students, employers, alumni and faculty. Our goal is to help you tap a wide array of resources and opportunities that will help you make the right connections.

CMDITR Student Programs

  • Hooked on Photonics
    CMDITR's ten-week summer research program for undergrad students. The application deadline for the 2008 program has passed.
  • Mentoring Program
    For CMDITR grad students and postdocs. We will match you with a mentor in acedemia or industry who can share career development opportunities, experience, and insight. Apply online!
  • Internship Program
    For CMDITR grad students. We will arrange an internship for you at a company doing work closely related your research interests. Apply online!
  • Graduate Student & Post Doctoral Advisory Council
    For CMDITR grad students and postdocs. Join GPAC and get involved with CMDITR's student initiatives.
  • Travel Grants and
    International Research Exchange Program
    Available to CMDITR grad students and postdocs to encourage collaboration across campuses. Apply Online!
  • The Point
    Visit these interactive educational modules to learn about the scientific concepts behind CMDITR research.
  • Employment and Scholarship Opportunities
    A list of opportunities outside the Center for the use of all students and postdocs.

Undergraduates get lab experience during the 2004 Hooked on Photonics summer program.

 
This material is based upon work supported by the STC Program of the National Science Foundation No. DMR 0120967. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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