Spring 2025 seminars have been announced,
& Summer 2025 internship application is open!
Summer Internship Experience
Explore current research at UT Austin! CREATE’s paid summer research internship spans 9 weeks starting in late May and takes place on UT Austin's campuses. Applicants can anticipate working a minimum of 20 hours/week in a research laboratory within various departments, including Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, or Molecular Biosciences at UT Austin. During the program, participants are matched with a faculty research mentor to explore at least one project centered on a current STEM research topic. At the conclusion of the program, participants showcase their contributions during a poster session held in late July.
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Throughout the program, participants can refine their laboratory techniques, network with UT faculty and student researchers, earn course credit via UT Extension, and receive financial support via a research stipend.
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Program Eligibility
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STEM majors currently enrolled at Austin Community College
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GPA of 3.0 (preferred)
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18 years of age or older
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You can find information on how to apply for CREATE’s summer research experience below.
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Summer 2025 Internship:
May 23 - July 25, 2025
Application Deadline:
Friday 18 April, 11:59 PM
Our Summer Interns
Participating Faculty Mentors
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Shawn Amorde | Department of Chemistry (ACC)
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Michael Aubrey | Department of Chemistry
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Brian Belardi | Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Cassandra Callmann | Department of Chemistry
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Juan Guan | Chemical Biology & Medicinal Chemistry
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Graeme Henkelman | Department of Chemistry
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Jean Anne Incorvia | Chandra Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Adrian Keatinge-Clay | Molecular Biosciences
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Benjamin Keitz | McKetta Department of Chemical Engineering
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Manish Kumar | Fariborz Maseeh Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering
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Yi Lu | Department of Chemistry; Molecular Biosciences
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Alexander Marras | Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering; Biomedical Engineering
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Delia Milliron | McKetta Department of Chemical Engineering; Department of Chemistry
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Emily Que | Department of Chemistry
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Hang Ren | Department of Chemistry
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Sean Roberts | Department of Chemistry
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Adrianne Rosales | McKetta Department of Chemical Engineering
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Michael Rose | Department of Chemistry
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Jonathan Sessler | Department of Chemistry
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Tom Truskett | Department of Chemical Engineering; McKetta Department of Chemical Engineering; Department of Physics
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Emanuel Tutuc | Chandra Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering; Department of Physics
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Evan Wang | Biomedical Engineering
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Wennie Wang | McKetta Department of Chemical Engineering
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Edward Yu | Chandra Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Jianshi Zhou | Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering