High Altitude Observatory

Visitor Programs & Employment

	HAO Fellowships & Appointments The Visitor Program of the High Altitude Observatory aims at enhancing scientific and educational contacts between HAO and the national and international solar and solar-terrestrial communities. The program provides financial support for undergraduate and graduate students, post-graduate researchers, as well as established researchers seeking sabbatical leave opportunities.
	Significant Opportunities In Atmospheric Research & Science (SOARS) SOARS offers summer research internships to undergraduates exploring a career in an atmospheric science or related field such as biology, chemistry, computer science, earth science, engineering, environmental science, mathematics, meteorology, oceanography, physics, or social science.
	Advanced Study Program (ASP) ASP brings together the most talented of early career scientists who can be mentored by more senior divisional scientists. This permits the exchange of ideas and fosters mutual educations. ASP functions as a natural catalyst for spurring multi-disciplinary research activities capable of crossing the science and service boundaries of divisions and programs. In turn, many of these young scientists return to the atmospheric sciences community and strengthen ties between our national center and the universities.
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