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WIGSAT is offering a 12-week paid internship in Lawrence, Kansas, within the Kansas Geological Survey's Geohydrology Section. The program targets graduate students, upper-level undergraduates and recent graduates who are excited by water science and fieldwork across the state.
Interns will build field, lab and computational skills through hands-on projects and real-world research on Kansas water-resources. Openings vary yearly based on active projects and funding.
A 12-week paid internship run by the Kansas Geological Survey's Geohydrology Section for graduate students, upper-level undergraduates and recent graduates interested in water science. Interns are based in Lawrence, Kansas, with fieldwork around the state, and build field, lab and computational skills on Kansas water-resources research. Openings vary each year depending on active projects and funding.
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A 12-week paid internship run by the Kansas Geological Survey's Geohydrology Section for graduate students, upper-level undergraduates and recent graduates interested in water science. Interns are based in Lawrence, Kansas, with fieldwork around the state, and build field, lab and computational skills on Kansas water-resources research. Openings vary each year depending on active projects and funding.
Field Environmental Science Level Undergraduate Country United States State / Province Kansas Institution Kansas Geological Survey Online Available In person Funding / Award Yes Women-Only Program Open to all; women encouraged
Level Undergraduate Field Environmental Science Country United States Funding Available
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