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Internships and Career Exploration

Through internship and career exploration opportunities, Bryn Mawr students engage in meaningful endeavors with problem solving, critical thinking and leadership opportunities that not only cultivate their own interests, but also deepen connections, partnerships and engagement within our local community.

Career exploration experiences are open to all Upper School students. If interested in specific opportunities outside of the list below, please fill out this form

Employers interested in hosting a Bryn Mawr student for an opportunity should fill out this form. Thank you!

Career Exploration Opportunities

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Summer STEM Fellowship Program

Bryn Mawr’s Summer STEM Fellowship program is open to rising seniors interested in real-world, hands-on, experiential research opportunities with some of Baltimore’s leading STEM institutions. The selected fellows meet throughout the year as a cohort to learn from each other and present a symposium-style poster to share with the community following their summer experience.

STEM Fellowship Opportunities

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  • Chemistry

    • University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences: Investigating potential metal pollution in Baltimore City soil samples, students will collect, measure and analyze samples and assess findings in connection to geography, local history and social justice.
    • Johns Hopkins Medicine: Students will study signaling pathways in cancer cells with a research group to determine how cancer and non-cancer cells respond to stressors, such as chemotherapies and radiation therapies.
  • Environmental Science

    • Stevenson University, Fine School Of The Sciences: Work on a new collaboration with several forest ecologists seeking to explore the vertical structure and overstory biodiversity, biomass, and habitat use in trees of common species in our region.
  • Neurobiology

    • Johns Hopkins Medical, Psychiatry Neurobiology Division: Students will learn the basics of neuroscience and neurodegenerative diseases throughout the program and perform hands-on biological lab techniques on a daily basis.
    • University of Maryland School of Medicine: Work in a molecular neurobiology research lab on a project related to brain aging and injury.
  • Chemical/Biomolecular Engineering

    • Johns Hopkins University, Biomedical Engineering: Work in a lab where researchers aim to expand the repertoire of protein therapeutics by redesigning naturally occurring proteins and engineering new molecules to overcome the deficiencies of existing drugs.
    • Johns Hopkins University, Laboratory for Biomembranes and Transport of Drug Delivery Systems: Students cover various topics including fluorescence, liposomes, viscosity measurement, and cell culture, and learn basic wet lab techniques.
Juniors interested in the Summer STEM Fellowship Program should contact Shanae Giles, Assistant Director of College Counseling.