Intern Deliverables

2018 RESESS intern Zachary Little smiles in front of his poster at AGU.
2018 RESESS intern Zachary Little at his poster. August 2, 2018. Boulder, Colorado. (Photo/Daniel Zietlow, UNAVCO)
RESESS intern Brianna Green presents her research at the colloquium.
RESESS intern Brianna Green presenting her research at the 2019 RESESS Colloquium on July 31, 2019 at UNAVCO.
RESESS intern Jonese Pipkin presents her research to former UNAVCO president, Meghan Miller.
2019 RESESS and Geo-Launchpad interns at final poster presentations at NCAR Center Green: Jonese Pipkin and former UNAVCO president, Meghan Miller
RESESS intern Haley May smiles in front of her research poster.
RESESS intern Haley May in front of her research poster at AGU 2018.

Each intern has specific project-related deliverables due at the end of the summer. You will create an oral presentation and a professional scientific poster of your research and present them at the final summer colloquium and poster symposium for staff members and the broader Boulder scientific community. You may also have the opportunity to present your work at a scientific conference, pending the approval of your research mentor and acceptance of your abstract and the status of the COIVD-19 pandemic. Your summer research presentations will also be included on the RESESS website. 

Deliverables due during the summer include, but are not limited to:

  • Bio:  a short 4-sentence paragraph answering the following questions:
    • What’s your major and what institutions are you from? 
    • How did you become interested in geosciences?
    • What was your project this summer?
    • What are the implications for your work?
  • Abstract – Summary of your summer work, 250-word maximum. To be created during your writing workshop. With science/faculty mentor consent, may be submitted to a science conference. 
  • Scientific Poster – Original, editable version and PDF version of your end of summer poster presentation.
  • Colloquium Presentation – PowerPoint version of your end of summer E-Lightning (virtual) presentation.