News & Events
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DOE Fellow Summer Interns Research Mercury Speciation Sampling Tech at SRNL
Savannah River National Lab (SRNL) published a video featuring two DOE Fellows undergraduate students. Katherine De La Rosa (DOE Fellow – Class of 2017 – Environmental Engineering) and Silvia Garcia […]
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DOE Fellow Silvina Di Pietro featured in a CASE News series titled Up Close
Up Close: Silvina Di Pietro Posted By Jessica Rodriguez At the College of Arts, Sciences & Education, we’re training the next generation of changemakers. Our faculty and students are constantly making […]
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Fall 2019 Recruitment: September 3rd – 20th, 2019
DOE-FIU Science & Technology Workforce Development Program accepts applications two times per year at the beginning of Spring and Fall semesters. If you are interested, please download the application form […]
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DOE Fellows Alumni Booklet
FIU’s Science and Technology Workforce Development Initiative (DOE Fellows Program) is pleased to present the DOE Fellows Alumni Booklet. This booklet features five outstanding former DOE Fellows STEM students that […]
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FIU President Mark Rosenberg meets DOE Fellows in Phoenix, AZ
From FIU President Rosenberg’s Sunday Briefing newsletter… It was just a quick 24 hour visit to Arizona State University with Honors College Dean J.C. Espinosa. There we were in Tempe […]
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Congratulation to Christine Wipfli – Roy G. Post Foundation Scholarship Recipient (2018)
The Applied Research Center at Florida International University and the U.S. Department of Energy #DOEFellows program are very proud of Christine Wipfli for her professionalism and research contribution to FIU-ARC. […]
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Message from the Program Director
I wanted to let you know about an incredible opportunity made possible to FIU minority students thanks to the sponsorship and funding of the US Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management (DOE-EM). In an effort to overcome the challenges of an aging workforce, DOE-EM is actively and aggressively targeting college students across the US to enter DOE’s workforce. Continue Reading