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To provide traditionally underrepresented undergraduate students with exposure to laboratory research and work in the areas of computer science, environmental science, environmental justice and engineering. MES actively trains and recruits qualified students from Minority Institutions (MIs) to create a pipeline that will pilot them towards the Department Of Energy management and research positions.
US Citizen; 3.0 GPA on 4.0 Scale; at least 60 semester hours completed; Attend MI; interest in STEM, Environmental Science, or Environmental Justice issues.
9- week research experience at a Department of Energy designated facility.
 The IIPP Fellowship completes the education experience by providing matching funds to support each Fellow's pursuit of an internationally focused advanced degree. This portion of the IIPP fellowship is jointly funded by IIPP and participating graduate schools. The IIPP provides up to $15,000 in matching funds to Fellows attending an Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) graduate school. As partners in the IIPP effort, APSIA institutions provide matching fellowship support as it is available. Click here to visit the APSIA website. Eligiblity for graduate school funding by the IIPP program is dependent upon a fellow completing all five components of the fellowship program leading up to the graduate school component.
- Financial: $3,500 plus travel and housing for a 10 week experience
- Non-Financial
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