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George Washington Carver Internship Program The College of Agriculture conducts an eight-week summer internship program for undergraduates in which interns are matched with faculty mentors to participate in research in their area of interest. Students receive a stipend, room and board, and round trip travel to Iowa State University. Interns must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent resident and be a current undergraduate student at an institution other than Iowa State University. A six-week program is available for high school students, who must provide their own transportation to ISU. Check these two places to apply: Apply here for high school and undergraduates interested in life sciences, agriculture, natural resources and family and consumer sciences. Applications are due March 1. This part of the George Washington Carver Internship Program is funded by the College of Agriculture, Sande and Margo McNabb, and external grants. Apply here for Iowa AGEP on-line if you are an undergraduate interested in life sciences, agriculture, engineering, computer science, math and statistics. Applications are due Feb. 15. This part of the George Washington Carver Internship Program at ISU is funded through National Science Foundation for African Americans, Native Americans, and Latino(a)s. The 2005 George Washington Carver Interns and Mentors were: Iowa State University George Washington Carver Internship Program 2005 Conducted by the College of Agriculture AGEP (Alliance for Graduate Education in the Professoriate - joint program of ISU, UNI and U of I funded through National Science Foundation Intern, Home Institution, Department, ISU Mentor Bell, Amanda, Bethune-Cookman, ME, Sriram Sundararajan Jackson, Marquise, Benedict, CCEE, Say Kee Ong Joe, Alrica, Southern, ChemE&Stat, Derrick Rollins Johnson, Dana, Southern, BBMB, Tom Bobik McCallister, Erika, Southern, ME, Theodore Heindel Porcell, Edgardo, UPR Mayaguez, ECpE, Rikram Dalal Salas, Cynthia, Oxnard, HORT, David Hannapel Slack, Jaslynn, Southern, AnSci, Susan Lamont Young, Shamika, Texas Southern, FSHN, Diane Birt Alliance (Joint program of ISU, UNI, U of I funded through National Science Foundation) Rien Beal, , MATH, Justin Peters and Wolfgang Kliemann Omar Chilous, MATH, Roger Alexander Jeremy Harper and Dana Hill-House, STAT, Dean Isaacson Jectpr Irizarry, COMPSC, Dean Isaacson Maria Joseph, STAT, Alica Carriquiry and Helen Jensen Emanuel Kriner, STAT, Dean Isaacson Christopher Lampkin, COMPSC, Dean Isaacson Christina Monford, MATH, Justin Peters and Wolfgang Kliemann Daniell Newton, MATH, Justin Peters and Wolfgang Kliemann Nicole Rembert, STAT, Dean Isaacson Joylanda Williams, COMPSC, Soma Chaudhuri College of Agriculture – Undergraduates – funded through the College of Agriculture and external grants Ker Cha, UC Davis, FSHN, Cheryl Reitmeier Endya Lemon, Fort Valley State, ECON, Roger Ginder Melissa Nye, Grinnell, SusAg, Lorna Butler and Robert Mazur Dudith Pierre, Palm Beach CC, GDCB, JoAnn Powell Coffman Shedra Rakestraw, AAMU, NREM, Rick Hall and Lita Rule College of Agriculture - High School – funded through the College of Agriculture, Sande and Margo McNabb and external grants Nikeya American Horse, Solen, ND, AsSci, Bob Hibbing Jonathan Aponte, Salinas, Puerto Rico, HORT/BBMB, Coralie Lashbrook Dusty Rose Ayutupi, Solen, ND, AnSci, Angela Chandler Sarah Bracy,Chicago HS, GDCB, Erik Volbrecht Kasei James*, Chicago HS, NREM, Sande McNabb Jordan Shell Track, Solen, ND, AnSci, Bob Hibbing * Sande and Margo McNabb Intern