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Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Undergraduate Summer Research Opportunities for Your Students at Nebraska
Applications for TGen's Summer Programs are Now Open
Applications for TGen's Summer Programs are Now Open
Helios Scholars at TGen offers students full-time, paid internship opportunities that include research experience and professional development in the field of biomedical research. Internships are available in laboratory research, computer science and bioinformatics, mathematics and statistics, and research administration.
TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy is a two-week program specifically for high school students focused on elevating students' understanding of the biosciences and precision medicine.
Applications for both programs close on February 4, 2019.
Who Qualifies for Each Summer Program?
Applicants for both programs must be 16 years of age by the program start date, must be a full-time student during fall 2019, must attend/have attended a high school or university in Arizona, and be...
Helios Scholars at TGen:
a graduating high school senior, undergraduate, graduate, or medical school student
Click or visit tgen.org/intern
TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy:
a current high school sophomore or junior
Click or visit tgen.org/academy
Apply Now for TGen's Summer Programs
Helios Scholars at TGen offers students full-time, paid internship opportunities that include research experience and professional development in the field of biomedical research. Internships are available in laboratory research, computer science and bioinformatics, mathematics and statistics, and research administration.
TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy is a two-week program specifically for high school students focused on elevating students' understanding of the biosciences and precision medicine.
Applications for both programs close on February 4, 2019.
Who Qualifies for Each Summer Program?
Applicants for both programs must be 16 years of age by the program start date, must be a full-time student during fall 2019, must attend/have attended a high school or university in Arizona, and be...
Helios Scholars at TGen:
a graduating high school senior, undergraduate, graduate, or medical school student
Click or visit tgen.org/intern
TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy:
a current high school sophomore or junior
Click or visit tgen.org/academy
Apply Now for TGen's Summer Programs
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
S-STEM TRAIN SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE JAN 1
Hello S-STEM'ers! I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself as part of your support team. I'll be here on the blog, regularly, I hope. You can reach out to me anytime by messaging me.
You can learn more about me here: https://newcollege.asu.edu/lara-ferry
I wanted to make sure you all knew that the application deadline for for the S-STEM TRAIN scholarship is January 1 for next academic year! That's 2019-2020. So, anyone who is thinking they'll be at ASU next Fall needs to apply by January 1.
The link is here: https://scholarships.asu.edu/scholarship/91946
You can learn more about me here: https://newcollege.asu.edu/lara-ferry
I wanted to make sure you all knew that the application deadline for for the S-STEM TRAIN scholarship is January 1 for next academic year! That's 2019-2020. So, anyone who is thinking they'll be at ASU next Fall needs to apply by January 1.
The link is here: https://scholarships.asu.edu/scholarship/91946
Monday, November 26, 2018
Final Presentation Information
This semester the final presentations will be held at MetroTech High School on Friday 12/14 from 11:30am to 1:30pm, and you will present your work, even if it is still in progress. Your presentation may be evaluated by your mentor, various students, community partners, and lab staff. If you have questions please feel free to contact your Authentic Experience or Faculty Mentor. Look forward to seeing you there!
Monday, February 12, 2018
2018 Research Experiences for Undergraduates - Deadline: March 1, 2018, 5:00 pm MT
Program Details
May 30 – July 26, 2018
Stipend – $5,000 (paid in 3 installments)
About
Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) at the Nanotechnology Collaborative Infrastructure Southwest (NCI-SW) at ASU is a stimulating nine-week summer research program for undergraduates from accredited community colleges and universities. As the southwest regional hub of the National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure (NNCI), the NCI-SW will offer REU participants the opportunity to work with nationally recognized scholars in micro- and nanoscale research and leaders in science education. For synergistic reasons, projects will emphasize advanced solar energy research since the program will run in parallel with another REU focused on this exciting topic.
More Information: http://ncisouthwest.org/index.php/2018-research-experiences-for-undergraduates/
May 30 – July 26, 2018
Stipend – $5,000 (paid in 3 installments)
About
Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) at the Nanotechnology Collaborative Infrastructure Southwest (NCI-SW) at ASU is a stimulating nine-week summer research program for undergraduates from accredited community colleges and universities. As the southwest regional hub of the National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure (NNCI), the NCI-SW will offer REU participants the opportunity to work with nationally recognized scholars in micro- and nanoscale research and leaders in science education. For synergistic reasons, projects will emphasize advanced solar energy research since the program will run in parallel with another REU focused on this exciting topic.
- Explore the world of the very small in a variety of state-of-the-art laboratories
- Conduct research with the nation’s top nanotechnology scientists
- Gain new skills and valuable experience
- Establish long-term relationships with faculty, staff and graduate students
More Information: http://ncisouthwest.org/index.php/2018-research-experiences-for-undergraduates/
Thursday, February 1, 2018
Arizona Game and Fish Department Summer Internships - Deadline 2/9/2018
The application period for Arizona Game and Fish Department summer internships is now open. Applications are accepted through 2/9/18.
Attached is a listing of the opportunities that are available this summer and a copy of the announcement.
Eligibility requirements
• Currently enrolled in curriculum leading towards a Bachelor’s or higher level degree on a full time basis (usually 12 semester hours) and pursuing a major in Wildlife Biology or closely related field applicable to the internship opportunity (subject to verification)
• Proof of eligibility to work in the United States
• Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above
• Ability to pass a post-offer physical exam (if applicable)
• Valid driver's license (free of restrictions, if applicable)
Application & Selection Process
· Eligible students interested in summer employment must apply through www.azstatejobs.gov. Click “Search for Jobs” and select “Game and Fish Department” from the agency dropdown.
· Students must submit a cover letter and resume in one document when applying.
· Students must outline in their cover letter, by priority order and by hiring supervisor name, the internships they choose to apply for. Students may select up to five internships to apply for.
· Students must attach unofficial transcripts of college coursework.
· Resumes must be submitted to the site no later than close date.
The anticipated start date for a majority of the internships is May 21, 2018.
Attached is a listing of the opportunities that are available this summer and a copy of the announcement.
Eligibility requirements
• Currently enrolled in curriculum leading towards a Bachelor’s or higher level degree on a full time basis (usually 12 semester hours) and pursuing a major in Wildlife Biology or closely related field applicable to the internship opportunity (subject to verification)
• Proof of eligibility to work in the United States
• Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above
• Ability to pass a post-offer physical exam (if applicable)
• Valid driver's license (free of restrictions, if applicable)
Application & Selection Process
· Eligible students interested in summer employment must apply through www.azstatejobs.gov. Click “Search for Jobs” and select “Game and Fish Department” from the agency dropdown.
· Students must submit a cover letter and resume in one document when applying.
· Students must outline in their cover letter, by priority order and by hiring supervisor name, the internships they choose to apply for. Students may select up to five internships to apply for.
· Students must attach unofficial transcripts of college coursework.
· Resumes must be submitted to the site no later than close date.
The anticipated start date for a majority of the internships is May 21, 2018.
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Helios Summer Program Opportunity! Deadline 2/9/2018
Helios Accepting Applications for High School and College/Graduate Biotech Summer Programs
Deadline: February 9, 2018
Established in 2004, the Helios Education Foundation is dedicated to creating opportunities for individuals in Arizona and Florida to succeed in postsecondary education. The foundation's community investments are made across three impact areas: Early Childhood Education, the Transition Years, and Postsecondary Education Success. Since inception in 2004, the foundation has invested millions of dollars in education-related programs and initiatives across both states.
To advance this mission, the foundation has issued a Call for Applications from Arizona high school, undergraduate, and graduate students for two summer educational programs at the Translational Genomics Research Institute: the TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy and the Helios Scholars at TGen program. Both programs are designed to increase access to academic experiences for underrepresented populations and enable graduates to become peer models who can inspire other students to achieve.
1) TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy: Summer 2018 will mark the first class of the TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy, which is designed exclusively for high school students who are looking to elevate their understanding of bioscience and precision medicine. Up to twenty high school students from across Arizona will spend two weeks with TGen's world-class scientists, learning advanced scientific and professional skills.
The inaugural class runs from June 18 to 29, 2018. Applicants must be sixteen by the time the program starts, and in the fall entering their junior or senior year of high school. Only one student will be selected from any one Arizona high school each year, ensuring participation from as many as twenty schools. Each student receives a $1,000 scholarship.
2) Helios Scholars at TGen: The ongoing Helios Scholars program at TGen has provided up to forty-five students each summer with an eight-week paid internship to help prepare the next generation of Arizona bioscience researchers and physicians. The program is designed exclusively for undergraduate and graduate students, including those in medical school. Through the program, TGen scientists will share research expertise and technical skills, lab shadowing, bioethics, experimental design, and the translational process of quickly moving laboratory discoveries into new therapeutics to benefit patients with neurological disorders, infectious diseases, and many types of cancer.
Helios Scholars at TGen will commence June 4 and end July 27, 2018 with a daylong scientific symposium, showcasing the students' accomplishments. Helios Scholars earn an hourly wage that varies with experience.
Students selected for both TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy and Helios Scholars at TGen also will receive guidance in science communication skills, public speaking, interdisciplinary and collaborative workplace skills, and networking.
For complete guidelines and application instructions, see the Helios website.
Link to Complete RFP
Deadline: February 9, 2018
Established in 2004, the Helios Education Foundation is dedicated to creating opportunities for individuals in Arizona and Florida to succeed in postsecondary education. The foundation's community investments are made across three impact areas: Early Childhood Education, the Transition Years, and Postsecondary Education Success. Since inception in 2004, the foundation has invested millions of dollars in education-related programs and initiatives across both states.
To advance this mission, the foundation has issued a Call for Applications from Arizona high school, undergraduate, and graduate students for two summer educational programs at the Translational Genomics Research Institute: the TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy and the Helios Scholars at TGen program. Both programs are designed to increase access to academic experiences for underrepresented populations and enable graduates to become peer models who can inspire other students to achieve.
1) TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy: Summer 2018 will mark the first class of the TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy, which is designed exclusively for high school students who are looking to elevate their understanding of bioscience and precision medicine. Up to twenty high school students from across Arizona will spend two weeks with TGen's world-class scientists, learning advanced scientific and professional skills.
The inaugural class runs from June 18 to 29, 2018. Applicants must be sixteen by the time the program starts, and in the fall entering their junior or senior year of high school. Only one student will be selected from any one Arizona high school each year, ensuring participation from as many as twenty schools. Each student receives a $1,000 scholarship.
2) Helios Scholars at TGen: The ongoing Helios Scholars program at TGen has provided up to forty-five students each summer with an eight-week paid internship to help prepare the next generation of Arizona bioscience researchers and physicians. The program is designed exclusively for undergraduate and graduate students, including those in medical school. Through the program, TGen scientists will share research expertise and technical skills, lab shadowing, bioethics, experimental design, and the translational process of quickly moving laboratory discoveries into new therapeutics to benefit patients with neurological disorders, infectious diseases, and many types of cancer.
Helios Scholars at TGen will commence June 4 and end July 27, 2018 with a daylong scientific symposium, showcasing the students' accomplishments. Helios Scholars earn an hourly wage that varies with experience.
Students selected for both TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy and Helios Scholars at TGen also will receive guidance in science communication skills, public speaking, interdisciplinary and collaborative workplace skills, and networking.
For complete guidelines and application instructions, see the Helios website.
Link to Complete RFP
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