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Stevens Institute of Technology · 1 day ago

PSEG Undergraduate Summer Research Scholars

Stevens Institute of Technology is offering the PSEG Undergraduate Research Scholars program, a 10-week paid summer research opportunity focused on sustainability and environmental justice. The program allows undergraduate students to engage in interdisciplinary research while working closely with faculty mentors, developing their skills in research, critical thinking, and community engagement.

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Responsibilities

Attend all mandatory in-person program events
Work closely with an assigned faculty mentor on a sustainability-focused research project
Submit a two-page work plan by the end of Week 2, outlining project goals, methodology, and relevance to environmental justice communities
Conduct research activities such as literature reviews, data analysis, fieldwork, prototyping, and testing, as appropriate to the project
Learn and apply the necessary digital tools, software, laboratory methods, or research techniques required for project execution
Maintain timely and professional communication with your faculty mentor and the Program Manager at the Stevens Center for Sustainability
Participate in all required meetings, including weekly mentor check-ins
Attend two mandatory in-person workshops: one during Week 5 (mid-program) and one during Week 10 (final presentation and reflection)
Submit a mid-program progress report by the end of Week 5
Produce a professionally written final report (3,000–4,000 words) by the end of Week 10
Prepare and submit a research poster by the end of Week 10
Adhere to research ethics, confidentiality requirements, and all laboratory safety protocols throughout the program

Qualification

ResearchData analysisGISModelingCodingCommunity engagementSustainability problem-solvingCritical thinking

Required

Open to undergraduate students from all academic disciplines
Applicants must have completed their freshman year by the program start date
Students must either be enrolled at a college/university within PSEG's service territory or reside primarily within the service territory
Students must be able to attend in-person programming at Stevens as needed, including site visits, lab work, and field activities
Submit a current resume (1–2 pages) highlighting: Major(s) and academic background, Relevant coursework, Research experience (if any), Technical skills, data analysis, GIS, modeling, coding, lab, or field experience (as applicable), Community engagement, leadership, or sustainability-related activities
Submit a 1-page statement that combines their interest in the program with a brief idea for what they would like to explore during the 10-week PSEG U.G. Scholars Program
To confirm eligibility within the PSEG service territory, applicants must submit proof of a current residential or college address

Benefits

$7,500 stipend for research over 10 weeks (35 hours/week)
Mentorship from experienced faculty in sustainability-related disciplines
Practical experience in interdisciplinary research addressing environmental justice challenges
Professional development through workshops, reporting, and presentation opportunities
Peer learning and networking with students, mentors, and professionals in the field

Company

Stevens Institute of Technology

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Stevens Institute of Technology is a private research university that offers educational programs.

H1B Sponsorship

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2025 (25)
2024 (33)
2023 (37)
2022 (21)
2021 (24)
2020 (26)

Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage
Total Funding
$15.78M
Key Investors
US Department of EnergyU.S. Department of EducationA. James and Alice B. Clark Foundation
2022-09-19Grant
2022-09-14Grant· $0.75M
2021-12-02Grant· $0.03M

Leadership Team

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Paul Rohmeyer
Adjunct Professor of Information Systems - School of Business
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