NuChemE Summer Program
Starting in 2025, the NuChemE Pipeline project will host science, engineering and business students at New Mexico State University (NMSU) for a 10-week experience in which they learn about radioisotopes in history, chemistry, engineering, and earth sciences. During the laboratory, classroom and travel program, students will gain hands-on experience with radioisotope safety, and separation and analysis of rare earth element and actinides for real-world applications.
Eligibility Requirements
US Citizen/permanent residents
Student in good standing who are pursuing a degree in chemistry, engineering, earth sciences/geology, supply chain management, or similar field and who are at 18 years old as of May 15, 2025
Preference will be given to undergraduate students enrolled at Minority Serving Institutions
Program Perks
Stipend of $5000 dispersed over the 10-week program (participants will be expected to cover the cost of food/meals from their stipends)
Travel to & from NMSU
Housing at NMSU during the 6-week in-person session (June 2-July 11)
Tuition & fees for 3-credit course
Travel & lodging for two field trips during the 6-week in-person session
Travel to & from Augusta, GA for the Department of Energy Minority Serving Institution Partnership Program annual conference and tour of Savannah River National Lab