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Advanced Study Program | Education, Engagement & Early-Career Development Main navigation Contact Us Search EdEC Education, Engagement & Early-Career Development About Our Programs Our Team Our Advisory Panel Our Resources Our Publications Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Collaborate With Us What We Do Public NSF NCAR Explorer Series Lectures NSF NCAR Explorer Series Field Campaigns NSF NCAR Explorer Series Science, Arts, and Culture Traveling Climate Exhibit NCAR 360 Virtual Visits Visit Us Students Advanced Study Program Being an Intern at NSF NCAR Undergraduate Leadership Workshop Haskell-NSF NCAR Environmental Assessment Training NSF NCAR Earth System Science Internship Ocean and Coastal Sciences Careers CISL Summer Internships in Parallel Computational Science EOL Summer Undergraduate Program for Engineering Research Research Experience for Undergraduates in Solar and Space Physics Najeeb E. 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We work in support of other NCAR units, with these objectives: Stimulating the intellect of the research community Fostering the professional development of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows Promoting advanced scientific educational opportunities at NCAR Focusing attention on emerging areas of science Facilitating interactions between NCAR, universities, and the broader community Find who to contact for more questions about ASP . Advanced Study Program ASP Staff Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Career Development for Postdocs Graduate Visitor Program Bridge to GVP Program ASP Colloquia ASP Distinguished Postdoctoral Career Guidance and Lecture Series ASP Postdoctoral Fellowship Program The postdoctoral fellowship program provides an opportunity for recent Ph.D. scientists to continue to pursue their research interests in atmospheric and related science. The program also invites postdoctorates from a variety of disciplines to apply their training to research in the atmospheric sciences. Graduate Visitor Program The ASP Graduate Visitor Program is designed to provide NSF NCAR staff opportunities to bring graduate students to NSF NCAR for 3 to 12-month collaborative visits with the endorsement of their thesis advisors and in pursuit of their thesis research. Bridge to GVP Program The Bridge to GVP Program will match your interests with NSF NCAR scientists and engineers in a one-month internship at NSF NCAR. Career Development for Postdocs Postdoctoral fellows can participate in regular professional development workshops and events throughout the year, which are led by NSF NCAR scientists and staff, and faculty from our university community. Early Career Scientist Assembly The ECSA represents the interests of early-career scientists, voicing concerns, solutions, and successes from early-career scientists to NSF NCAR and UCAR management to guide institutional policies. ASP Colloquia ASP hosts an annual colloquium exploring subjects that represent new or rapidly developing areas of research. The colloquium brings together lecturers and graduate students to NSF NCAR for two weeks for classroom presentations, instruction and interaction. ASP Distinguished Postdoctoral Career Guidance and Lecture Series The ASP Distinguished Postdoctoral Career Guidance and Lecture Series is one of the career development services EdEC provides to postdoctoral fellows at NSF NCAR. Every year, three Distinguished Lecturers are selected by the postdocs and invited together to NSF NCAR for a 2-day visit to spend time with them and other early-career scientists at NCAR. 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