Scholars at the beginning
or middle of their career
studying the history of
electrical technology and computing,
advanced
undergraduates, and advanced graduates.
It is not intended for
engineers unless there is a substantial
historical component to their research.
The intern program
provides research experience
for graduate students in the history of
electrical and computer technologies,
while enlisting the help of
promising young scholars for the
Center's projects. The intern
generally works full-time for two months
at the History Center on a
Center project connected to his or her
own area of interest. This
time is usually during the summer, but
other arrangements will be
considered. Interns are also encouraged
to consult with the Center's
staff and its associates, and are guided
to research resources in the area.
Stipend: US$3,500.
Additional funds may be
available to defray travel costs,
depending on the
intern’s circumstances.
To apply, please e-mail a
curriculum vitae showing your studies in
electrical history and a cover
letter describing the sort of
project you would be interested in
doing. For more information on
this and other financial support
provided to scholars, please
see the IEEE History Center Web site on
Financial Support or contact ieee-history@ieee.org
The
deadline for applying is
1
March
each
year. Applicants will be
notified on 15 April.
