SUMMER AND SEP RETURN TO UCAR

As reliably as the swallows return to Capistrano, summer brings a 
select group of eager undergraduates to UCAR for an introduction 
to the career world of a national scientific laboratory.

For the 14th summer, UCAR's Human Resources - sponsored 
Summer Employment Program (SEP) will fulfill the dreams of 
young minority students who aspire to careers in a scientific 
environment.  For ten weeks, the SEP students will be residing in 
Boulder and reporting to work under the tutelage of UCAR staff.  
Included in the curriculum of each student will be a technical 
writing course to prepare them for the culmination of their stay:  
writing the results of their work in technical papers and presenting 
the papers to an audience of their peers and other employees.

Coordinator Anna Reyna-Arcos provides a special touch of 
nurturance in her oversight of the program.  Among the annual 
activities she plans is a field trip to Colorado State University's 
graduate school of atmospheric science.  There the students will see 
the path that UCAR hopes many of them will follow - the path to a 
career in atmospheric research.

Following are the names, majors, institutions, and UCAR advisers 
for the students who were selected from more than 200 applicants to 
participate in the 1994 program.  All staff are invited to welcome 
this year's SEP students at a reception this afternoon, 23 June, from 
3:30 to 5:00 p.m. in the Foothills Lab cafeteria atrium.  --Madeline 
Williams, HR


SEP Students
Manuela DeSantiago, mathematics, University of Texas at El Paso.  
Adviser:  Grant Branstator, CGD
Sandra Pulido, mechanical engineering, San Diego State University.  
Adviser:  Dan Gablehouse, HAO
Kimberly Presley, electrical engineering, North Carolina 
Agricultural and Technical State University.  Adviser:  Larry 
Cornman, RAP
Tanya McLendon, communication, University of Colorado at 
Boulder.  Advisers:  Karon Kelly and Nita Razo, Information 
Support Services
Kandis Boyd, meteorology, Iowa State University.  Adviser:  Peggy 
LeMone, MMM
David Flores, aerospace engineering, University of Colorado at 
Boulder.  Adviser:  Julie Haggerty, ATD
Quindi Franco, economics and science/technology/society, Pomona 
College.  Adviser:  Greg McArthur, SCD
Preston Heard, Jr., mathematics/meteorology, Jackson State 
University.  Adviser:  Steven Williams, UCAR
Benjamin Barreras, environmental engineering, University of 
Washington.  Adviser:  Margaret Bruehl, UCAR
Matthew Uller, atmospheric science, University of California, Los 
Angeles.  Advisers:  Michael Exner and Charles Spaur, UCAR
Edgar Estupinan, chemistry, North Carolina State University. 
Adviser:  Elisabeth Holland, ACD
Raul Martinez, mechanical engineering, University of Colorado at 
Boulder.  Adviser:  Ramalingam Saravanan, CGD