Victoria Cinnater’s STEM Journey and Career Path: From the Lab to Leadership
Posted on April 15, 2025
Victoria Cinnater, originally from south of New Orleans, has always had a passion for chemistry. She pursued her undergraduate degree in the subject at Loyola University New Orleans before stepping into the workforce for two years. See More
Aadit Bontha’s Path to AI Innovation with AEOP Internships
Posted on March 3, 2025
Meet 16-year-old Aadit Bontha, a high school junior from Philadelphia. Through his AEOP Internship, he explored the world of artificial intelligence and even developed his own app. Read on to learn more. See More
From STEM Curiosity to Healthcare Advocate with Roza Ayele & AEOP Internships
Posted on February 13, 2025
Roza Ayele is a high school junior with an impressive number of leadership roles in her resume. See More
A Scientist’s Path: Megan Hershfield’s Inspiring Journey with AEOP Fellowships
Posted on August 1, 2024
Meet Megan Hershfield, a scientist at West Point and a third year AEOP Fellow! Megan always loved art and decided to pursue art therapy in college. In her second year, however, she took a psychopharmacology class and became much more interested in disorders and neurodegenerative conditions. See More
Inspiring Tomorrow’s Innovators: Kierra McInnis’ Path to Empowering Youth
Posted on March 11, 2024
Meet Kierra McInnis, an outreach specialist for AEOP Internships and Fellowships, whose passion for connecting with youth is clear. Read on to find out how her STEM journey didn’t lead her to a research lab, like she had planned, but rather to engaging with students across the country! When did you first get involved with […] See More
Unveiling AEOP Internships – A Refreshed Identity for the Same Exceptional Program
Posted on February 26, 2024
AEOP Internships, formerly known as AEOP Apprenticeships, has recently undergone a name change designed to better reflect the program’s extensive offerings. See More
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