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Apply your physics skills to science policy, outreach, education, and research – Applications for theSPS Summer Internship Program open November 1! Students are placed at organizations, such as AAPT, NIST, APS, Capitol Hill and more. If you're interested in past experiences, check out theintern blogs and final presentations!
Applications, including advisor signoffs and recommendation letters, are due Monday, January 15, 2024. Please contactsps-programs@aip.org with any questions.
#HowToREU (and other summer programs) with SPS
At 2 pm, on December 6th, there will be a Zoom Q&A about applying to the summer internship program, as well as REUs. You'll get the chance to hear from past interns and gain some insight into both applying and working for these opportunities. You may register here, and afterwards you will receive more information about joining the webinar.
Host a Physics Holiday Party!
Happy Holidays from SPS National! We hope you all have a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season. To celebrate, check out thesePhysics Holiday Carols, all sung to the tune of famous holiday songs. They are sure to bring a smile to someone’s face this season! If you or your chapter has created your own physics-themed
holiday carols, send them tosps-programs@aip.organd we will share them on our social media!
“The best way to spread [holiday] cheer is singing loud for all to hear!” -Buddy the Elf, ELF
Today is Giving Tuesday!
It's #GivingTuesday! Explore the impact you can make by supporting funds like The Mather Fund for Science Policy Internships or the Congress Centennial Endowment Fund for the Physics and Astronomy Congress. Learn morehere!
Undergraduate Research & Events at APS April Meeting
The Society of Physics Students (SPS) partners with the American Physical Society (APS) to hold a special series of events just for undergraduates at the APS April Meeting. The Future of Physics Days (FPD) events include career workshops, networking events, a graduate school fair, and undergraduate research sessions. All undergraduates presenting in FPD sessions receive a certificate of presentation and feedback from trained mentors. To participate in FPD,submit an abstract for April Meeting by January 5!
November is Native American Heritage Month!
This month is dedicated to recognizing the diverse cultures and many achievements of Native Americans. To learn more about this month, and how you can get involved, visit here.
SPS brings you GradSchoolShopper
SPS offersGradSchoolShopper.com,the only global graduate program network dedicated exclusively to physics, astronomy, and the physical sciences. If you are looking for your graduate school path, this is free and for you! Check out
these articles full of resources and tips in the2023 Guide to Grad School.
Upcoming Zone Meetings (All are Listed on the SPS Calendar)
Zone 9, February 9 – 10, 2024: Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL
APS April Meeting, April 3 – 6, 2024: Sacramento, CA
Abstract submissions are now open. Find meeting information here.
SPS offers Travel Awards to members presenting their research at AIP member society meetings and Reporter Awards for individuals and chapters. A limited number of awards of up to $300 will be offered. Apply Today!
SPS Featured Jobs, REUs, & Internships- Check them out atSPS Jobsand hear about how to apply for REUswith #HowtoREU
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