About This Site:
Tech-Interns.com: A partnership conceived from a common philosophy Tech-Interns.com was created with a specific focus . That focus is on the multi-facetted fields of science and engineering. Tech-Interns.com was created for a specific purpose . That purpose is to provide a valuable and needed resource for university and college students who seek opportunities to enhance their theoretical knowledgebase in the classroom with real-world professional experiences outside of their academic institution. This website is a result of a partnership between the American Society for Engineering Education and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration established to increase the awareness of opportunities in engineering and science to undergraduate and graduate students. Both ASEE and the NASA share a firm dedication to promoting and improving engineering and technology education. They share the same concerns about the decreasing numbers of students entering math, science, and engineering fields. In consideration of those concerns and their mutual commitment to science and engineering education, this website is focused on all students at the university level. This means that the new college freshman currently undecided in his or her major, but desires to develop an interest in engineering and science will find possible opportunities on this site. This means the graduate student who seeks additional opportunities to put their technical education to the test in a hands-on, real-world research environment will find possible opportunities on this site. This website is designed with both the student for whom specific career goals have long-since been realized, to those just beginning to sort through the academic possibilities available to them at the university level. This site is an online clearinghouse for information regarding extra-curricular study and employment in technical and science fields. The features of this site include not only a search engine for internship and co-op opportunities, but also links to many other helpful websites on internships, post-graduate employment, scholarships, and financial aid. These websites contain more information for students to make a better educated decision in an important and, in today's competitive market place, an imperative step in their academic career. ASEE and NASA share the desire for a new found solution to the problem of a lack of a freely accessible, comprehensive resource for those who need answers to questions about what to do with their interest, their excitement, and their enthusiasm for science and engineering. The solution is Tech-Interns.com.
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