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United States Service Academy Program Lincoln Laboratory offers summer internships to cadets from the U.S. Military Academy and the U.S. Air Force Academy. Graduate Fellowship Program Lincoln Laboratory offers a limited number of graduate fellowships to science and engineering students pursuing MS or PhD degrees at partner universities. The fellowship program awards funds to support a Fellow’s stipend, supplement a graduate assistantship, or subsidize other direct research expenses during the final phases of students’ thesis research. Summer Research Program Lincoln Laboratory offers undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a leading-edge research environment. Program participants contribute to projects and gain experience that complements their courses of study. Each summer, the Laboratory hires, on average, approximately 100 paid interns from top universities. WPI Major Qualifying Project Program Lincoln Laboratory collaborates with Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in its Major Qualifying Project (MQP) program, which requires students to complete an undergraduate project equivalent to a senior thesis. The MQP demonstrates the application of skills, methods, and knowledge to the solution of a problem representative of the type encountered in industry. Students participating in the program spend nine weeks during the fall term working on their projects full time at Lincoln Laboratory. 40 Collaborations
Undergraduate Diversity Awards Lincoln Laboratory established the Undergraduate Diversity Awards to expand opportunities for women and minorities pursuing bachelor’s degrees in engineering and science. The award, as determined by the recipient’s college, is typically in the form of tuition assistance, support for technical paper presentations, or funds for independent research projects. For more information on student programs, visit the web at http:// www.ll.mit.edu/college/studentprograms.html. Collaborations 41
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