Summer Research Program in Biophysics- UNC-Chapel Hill
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May 9 - July 29, 2017
Chapel Hill, NC
Now Accepting Applications for the Summer of 2017
Priority Deadline: February 15, 2017
Apply here: http://www.biophysics.org/Education/Education/SummerResearchPrograminBiophysics/tabid/5543/Default.aspx
This 11-week scholarship program hosted by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, introduces underrepresented* students to the field of biophysics. The program includes lectures, seminars, lab work, team-building activities and field trips. The Summer Research Program is designed to reflect a graduate-level research program. Students who are US citizens or permanent residents and who have a strong quantitative background in basic or applied sciences are encouraged to apply.
All tuition and fees during the program are covered. Participants also receive travel assistance, and a stipend totaling $4,480 for meals and living expenses throughout the summer.
Required application materials:
- Complete online application, which includes items below
- Personal statement, addressing how the Course fits into your future plans, what you will bring to the program, and your eligibility
- Unofficial transcript
- Two letters of recommendation and completed evaluation forms (both can be emailed to dmcnulty@biophysics.org. The evaluation form can be downloaded during the application process)
- Proof of US citizenship or permanent residency (Passport, Permanent Residency Card, or birth certificate)
Download the 2017 Summer Research Program Flyer.
For information about Summer Course faculty, visit the UNC-Chapel Hill Biochemistry & Biophysics faculty research page. For questions about the application process, contact the Society office at 240-290-5600.
Course includes:
- Lectures & seminars from faculty across the country
- Mentored lab research experience
- Team-building activities & field trips
- Professional Development Opportunities
- GRE & MCAT Preperation
- Numerous networking opportunities
Recommended Prerequisites
- Studying quantitative science: chemistry, physics, biochemistry, engineering, or computer science (required)
- 2 semesters of biology (preferred)
- 2 semesters of calculus-level physics (preferred)
- 3.0 cumulative or higher GPA in science courses (preferred)