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University of Missouri-Columbia
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Missouri
Forest Ecosystem Project (Internship in Avian Ecology)
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Funding from the Missouri Department of Conservation enables
interns to spend 10 weeks on research projects in avian
ecology in the Missouri Ozarks. The Missouri Ozark Forest
Ecosystem Project is a multi dimensional experiment examining
the effects of two timber harvest techniques on the Ozark
ecosystem.
Interns earn approximately $3,000 for the 10-week period.
Professor John Faaborg,
224 Tucker Hall;
(573) 882-7541
FaaborgJ@missouri.edu
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Health
Professions and Veterinary Medicine Summer Program
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The
Gateways to Success and Thresholds to Success are two 6-week
summer fellowships for disadvantaged college students seeking
careers in the Health Professions (excluding medical school).
The programs are held at the College of Veterinary Medicine
and School of Health Professions at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Areas include diagnostic medical ultrasound, nuclear medicine,
radiography, respiratory therapy, communication science &
disorders, occupational therapy, physical therapy and veterinary
medicine. Dates for these programs are June to July.
Students entering either program must be U.S. citizens or
permanent residents and must have successfully completed introductory
courses in mathematics, chemistry and general biological sciences.
A 2.75 cumulative GPA for Missouri students and 3.2 for nonresidents
is required.
Each student receives $1,200 in stipend, room, board and transportation.
Professor C.B. Chastain,
W203 Veterinary Medicine Building;
(573) 884-6774
ChastainC@missouri.edu
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Summer
Pre-Graduate Experience in the Humanities
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The
MU Graduate School offers undergraduates an opportunity to
work full time on a research project under the direction of
a MU faculty member in the humanities.
The program is designed for students sincerely interested
in pursuing graduate study, preferably for a Ph.D. Ideal candidates
are sophomores or above and members of underrepresented minority
groups.
A $2,400 stipend, three hours of research credit, room and
board and travel expenses are provided.
Stephanie White Thorn,
210 Jesse Hall;
(573) 882-3292
WhiteThornS@missouri.eduMU
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Summer
Research Internship Program in the Sciences, Mathematics, Engineering,
and Technology
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The MU Graduate School, in cooperation with academic departments
and the Life Sciences Undergraduate Research
Opportunities Program, provides undergraduates who have completed
at least two years of college with an opportunity to work
full time on a research project under the guidance of an MU
faculty member. Students also join with 60 other summer interns
to participate in weekly in brown-bag lunches, evening seminars,
career presentations, workshops on research ethics and communicating
research, field trips, social events and specialty discussions.
Ideal candidates should be U.S. citizens or permanent residents,
have completed two or more years of college and members of
underrepresented minority groups.
A stipend of $2,400, one hour of research credit, travel expenses
and room and board are provided.
Stephanie White Thorn,
210 Jesse Hall;
(573) 882-3292
WhiteThornS@missouri.edu
http://undergradresearch.missouri.edu/index.php
Columbia, MO
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