The **High School Internship Program** at **Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)** offers New Mexico high school seniors the opportunity to work alongside scientists, engineers, and professionals on real-world projects. Interns support both **research** and **operations** activities, gaining exposure to areas such as STEM research, technical support, administration, and laboratory operations. Participants learn how a major national laboratory functions day-to-day, while building practical skills in problem-solving, communication, and teamwork. This program is well-suited for **New Mexico high school seniors** who are motivated, responsible, and interested in exploring STEM fields or related careers. It can be especially valuable for students who want to understand how classroom concepts connect to real applications in science, technology, engineering, math, or professional support roles. Experience at a national laboratory can strengthen **college applications** by demonstrating sustained commitment, professional experience, and the ability to work in a structured, research-oriented environment. Depending on placement, interns may: - Assist with ongoing research or technical projects - Support operational or administrative functions that keep the lab running - Learn from mentors about education paths and career options More information, including eligibility details and application instructions, is available on the LANL website.