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Dear Pre-Health Student:

The following is a listing of Summer opportunities for pre-health students. This list includesopportunities nationwide in several different areas. The list is organizedalphabetically and is broken down into 2 subsections: Enrichment Opportunities andResearch Opportunities. The list includes programs appropriate for those interestedin medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine.

This list has been compiled from many different resources, and therefore its complete accuracycannot be guaranteed. Please contact me if you discover any misinformation. I

would like to keep the list as current and accurate as possible. In addition, please beaware that this list is not comprehensive but just a place for you to begin your searchfor health-related summer opportunities. You may be aware of other opportunities inyour hometown that do not appear on the Summer Opportunities List. I encourageyou to continue to investigate other prospects in your area of interest. If you areaware of other good opportunities, please let me know so that I may share thisinformation with other students.

Please be aware of the specific program application deadlines. You will need to begin yoursummer planning now, for many deadlines are in January and February. As always,if you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at 854-8722 [email protected]

Good luck.

Megan M. RigneyDirector/Chief Pre-Medical AdvisorOffice of Pre-Professional ProgramsColumbia College and Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science


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Summer Enrichment Programs

Arizona Heart Institute Foundation

Phoenix, AZ

Description:Cardiovascular Summer Student Program

exposes students to all aspects of cardiovascular medicine:cardiovascular surgery, cardiac catherization laboratory,preventive medicine/conditioning, non-invasive screeninglaboratory and cardiology rounds. There is no tuition for theprogram but students are responsible for their own livingexpenses and transportation.

Eligibility: All full-time college students are eligible

Duration: 6 weeksDeadline: March 1

Contact: Maxine Bercovitch, Admin. AssistantArizona Heart Institute FoundationCardiovascular Summer Student Program2632 North 20th StreetPhoenix, AZ 85006

Phone: (602) 266-2200Email: [email protected]

Web:http://www.azheart.com/scripts/forceframe.pl?http://www.azheart.com/foundation/students/

Baltimore College of Dental Surgery

Baltimore, MD

Description: Operation Dental Careeris a one weekacademic/clinical program exposing students to oral healthcare delivery systems, dental education research and theoccupational role of the dental practitioner. Housing andtransportation not provided.

Eligibility: Any undergraduate student who is in goodacademic standing is eligible to apply.

Duration: 1 week during the first week of June.

Contact: Sheila McNair, Academic Program SpecialistAdmissions & Student AffairsUM at Baltimore Dental School666 West Baltimore Street

Baltimore, MD 21201


Web:http://www.dental.umaryland.edu/admissions/operatio.asp

Bellevue Hospital Center

New York, NY

Description: Project Health Care is a program centered

around the Department of Emergency. It exposes students toa variety of experiences and fosters knowledge about careersin health care. Participants are expected to participate in CPRfirst aid and self-defense classes and perform certain tasks andassist the medical staff.

Eligibility: Annually, the program accepts up to 30 studentsfrom the Northeast who must work 22 hours per week.Applications from motivated college students with a stronginterest in health care and a willingness to participate in allaspects of healthcare (medicine, physician assistants, clinicalpsychologist, and clinical social workers) are encouraged.

Duration: 10 weeks

Deadline:early February

Contact: AlissaDepartment of Volunteer ServicesBellevue Hospital CenterFirst Avenue & 27th Street, Rm A-25New York, NY 10016

Phone: (212) 562-3010

Barbara Jordan Congressional Scholars Program atHoward University

Washington, DC

Description: A program to honor the legacy of former Kaiser

Trustee and Congresswoman, Barbara Jordan, by creatingnew opportunities for minority students in health policy andeventually, increasing the numbers of minority health policyprofessionals. The program will annually provide 10 talented,economically disadvantaged college seniors or recentgraduates with a 9-week summer college internship in acongressional office with major health policy responsibilities.The scholars will gain exposure to health policy issues andfirsthand understanding of how the federal government works.Scholars will receive a stipend of $1500 upon completion of theprogram, an allowance for incidentals, travel expenses to DCand lodging at Howard University.

Eligibility: Candidates must be in their senior year ofundergraduate study or have graduated within the last twelve

months from an accredited US college or university.

Duration: 9 weeksDeadline: January 30, 2004

Contact: Mr. Jomo Kassaye

Phone: (202) 865-4802Email: [email protected]: http://www.bjcsp.com/

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Bowman Gray School of Medicine

Winston-Salem, NC

Description: Health Careers Opportunity Program is designedto identify minority and disadvantaged college students withinterest and aptitude for careers in medicine and allied health,

to develop activities and implement enriching supplementalacademic programs appropriate for the identified students; totrain students to perform adequately on the MCAT; to trainstudents to prepare applications and perform adequately ininterview session. Eligible students will receive a stipend.

Eligibility: Undergraduate college students or rising freshmeneligible to apply. Applicants must be a members of an ethnicminority, low income and/or federally recognizeddisadvantaged group and have taken some science andmathematics courses. Students should also have a minimumof 2.5 GPA.

Duration: 6 weeksDeadline: April 1

Contact: Shirley Dockery -- Velma G. Watts, Ph.D.Office of Minority AffairsBowman Gray School of MedicineMedical Center BoulevardWinston-Salem, NC 27157-1037

Phone: (336) 716-3178

Bronx Zoo

Bronx, NY

Description: The Education Department of the Bronx Zoooffers summer internships for junior and seniorundergraduates. Summer interns are expected to work 30-35hours per week

Eligibility: Experience in teaching is highly desirable, interestin wildlife and the ability to relate to children are essential.Applicants should be 3rd and 4th year undergraduates in goodstanding. Minority students are encouraged to apply.

Duration: full summer (approx. 10 weeks)Deadline: Materials due two months prior to start of internship

Contact: Ilyssa GillmanEducation DepartmentBronx Zoo/Wildlife Conservation ParkBronx, NY 10460

NO CALLS PLEASE!

Fax: (718) 365-3300

Web: http://bronxzoo.com/bz-education/40014890/

Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital

Cape May, NJ

Description: Pre-Medical Orientation is a program thatexposes undergraduate students to all aspects of hospitals andhealth care delivery. Students observe in many departments

including surgery, diagnostic imaging, emergency and criticalcare. Students will also attend hospital rounds and exploreother medical settings including military and long-term carethrough field trips

Eligibility: Open to undergraduate students

Duration: 6 weeksDeadline: May

Contact: Ruth E. ParticelliDirector of Volunteer ServicesBurdette Tomlin Memorial HospitalCape May Court House, NJ 08210(609) 463-2367

Camp Bon Coeur

Grand Coteau, Louisiana

Description: Camp Bon Coer offers children with heartdefects an environment where they can learn and have funsafely. The Camp Bon Coeur staff attends five days of trainingand is certified in First Aid and CPR. Staff learns aboutspecific heart conditions and team building.

Duration: 4 weeks

Email: [email protected]: (337) 233-8437

Web: www.heartcamp.com

Camp Del Corazon

Catalina Island

Description: Camp Del Corazon provides a variety of fun andexciting activities for campers with heart disease. All of theactivities are lead by trained Activity Counselors andsupervised by one of our Med Nurses. At Camp Del Corazonall volunteer staff members attend staff training prior to workingwith our children. Activities include: Hiking, Climbing Wall,Water Sports, Arts and Crafts etc.

Duration: 6 DaysDeadline: April 30

Web: www.campdelcorazon.org/staffing.htm

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Carnegie Mellon University

Pittsburgh, PA

Description: Research Internship in Clinical PsychologyThiscourse is a full-time intensive, six-week internship involvingboth didactic seminars and hands-on experience for students

who are considering careers in the health professions. Eachweek, students spend 3 hours in formal seminars and 25 hoursparticipating in psychological/medical research. This is acourse with tuition of about $3200.

Eligibility: Applicants with solid academic records and strongletters of recommendation will receive serious consideration.Students at all academic levels are accepted; maturity,reliability, motivation are expected.

Duration: 6 weeksDeadline: April 15 (rolling)

Contact: Director, Research Internship, Clinical PsychDr. Lynn Friedman

Warner Hall 108Carnegie Mellon University5000 Forbes AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15213-3890

Phone: (412) 687-1881email: [email protected]

Center for Talented Youth

Description:The Center for Talented Youth (CTY) summerpre-college programs are offered at colleges and universitiesthroughout the nation. The programs are three weeks long, andstudents take only one course. This intense immersion in a

subject has proven to be both challenging and stimulating forstudents of high ability. In addition to their course work,students enjoy a rich experience outside the classroom. Theylive on campus under the supervision of resident assistantsand participate in activities ranging from sports, to arts andcrafts, to music, to special events such as dances and astudent talent show. Staff provides a safe and supportiveenvironment appropriate for pre-collegiate students. Thestarting salary for instructors ranges from $1800-$2800 per 3-week session, depending on education and experience.Instructional assistants earn $900 per 3-week session, andresidential assistants earn $1000 per 3-week session. Salariesfor administrators vary by position. Room and board areprovided at residential sites where each staff member getshis/her own room in a college dormitory.

Duration: 3 weeksDeadline: new application review begins in February, buthiring continues into June.

Contact: CTY Summer Programs EmploymentJohns Hopkins University2701 N. Charles StreetBaltimore, MD 21218

Phone: (410) 516-0053Email: [email protected]: http://www.jhu.edu/gifted/summer/employment.html

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Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & ScienceCenter for Educational Achievement

Los Angeles, CA

Description: Summer MCAT Prep Program includescoursework in scientific reading, science problems, organic and

bio-chemistry, physics, quantitative analysis, biology, verbalreasoning, reading and writing. Study and test-taking skilldevelopment is an essential element of the program.Academic counseling and assistance with AMCAS preparationis provided as well as mock MCAT tests. Books and a stipendare included for eligible students.

Eligibility: Application; transcripts; letters of intent; skillsassessment; required medical school courses; in-person ortelephone interview; financial aid documents if applicable.2.1 GPA minimum.


Contact: Mary R. Blanding or Carolyn JacksonCenter for Educational AchievementCharles R. Drew UniversitySchool of Medicine & Science731 East 120th StreetLos Angeles, CA 90059

Phone: (323) 563-4926

Chicago Zoological Society Brookfield Zoo

Brookfield, IL

Description: Internship program offers work in manydepartments including, small mammal house, seven seaspanorama, Australia house, animal hospital, childrens zoo,conservation biology, birds, hoofed stock, primates, nutrition orfragile kingdom.

Eligibility: Applicants must have completed two years ofcollege and show an interest in animals.

Duration: 6-12 weeksDeadline: February 1

Contact: Brookfield ZooIntern Program Office Coordinator3300 South Golf RoadBrookfield, IL 60513

Phone: (708) 485-0263Web:http://www.brookfieldzoo.org/0.asp?nSection=2&pageid=197&nLinkID=8

Chinatown Health Clinic

New York, NY

Description: Project AHEAD (Asian Health Education andDevelopment) is a program focusing on community health,specific needs of Asian American communities, and issues

related to healthcare in the US. Program also includesseminars, community health project and field observations.Program is 35 hours per week.

Eligibility: Applicants must be undergraduate students or highschool seniors with interest in health or allied health careersand an interest in and some knowledge of Asian Americancommunities.


Contact: Chinatown Health Clinic125 Walker StreetNew York, NY 10013

Phone: (212) 226-8866

East Carolina University

Greenville, NC

Description:Summer Program for Future Doctors offers anacademic curriculum of medical studies that includescardiovascular sciences, biochemistry, microbiology, learningskills, and introduction to the medical environment. Theprogram exposes students to the style, format and content ofthe MCAT. Students receive learning opportunities to witnessmedicine in action, observe procedures and developrelationships with staff at primary care sites within the

community.

Eligibility: The program is open to all but disadvantaged andminority students who have completed biology, chemistry andphysics are especially encouraged to apply. Preference isgiven to N. Carolina residents


Contact: Academic Support and Counseling CenterEast Carolina UniversitySchool of MedicineBrody Medical SciencesBldg 2N45Greenville, NC 27858-4354

Phone: (919) 816-2500Web: http://www.ecu.edu/ascc/SummerProgram.htm

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Columbia University

New York, NY

Description: Internship in Building Community (IBC) IBCaffords students the opportunity to participate in an extendedprogram devoted to developing the interpersonal skills

necessary to build communities. There is a two-week Seminarled by professionals in the field of community building and afour-week Practicum where students serve as residentadvisors and program assistants for ColumbiasSummerProgram for High School Students and are responsible forcreating a cohesive, lively, respectful student body. Internsreceive a stipend of $1,000, paid in two installments (mid-program and conclusion).

Eligibility: Applicants must be registeredundergraduate/graduate students for fall 2004 and have astrong interest in pursuing careers in fields that call for effectiveeducators, managers, and supervisors (i.e. teaching, socialwork, business, politics). International students must beeligible for employment in the US.

Duration: 6 weeksDeadline: April 2, 2004 (rolling)

Contact: Internship in Building Community303 Lewisohn Hall2970 Broadway, Mail Code 4110New York, NY 10027-6902

email: [email protected]: www.ce.columbia.edu/ibc

Emory University School of Medicine

Atlanta, GA

Description: Summer Minority MCAT Enrichment Program isdesigned to strengthen students candidacy for medical schoolby improving their MCAT performance, writing skills,interviewing skills and exposure to both medicine and minoritymedical professionals.

Eligibility: Applicants must be US citizens who havecompleted their junior year of college. They must also be froma minority or disadvantaged group, have an overall GPA of 2.8and plan on taking the MCAT in August.

Duration: 6 weeksDeadline: January 31

Contact: Robert Lee, Ph.D.Associate Dean & DirectorEmory University School of MedicineOffice of Minority AffairsWHSCAB, Room 314A1440 Clifton Road, NEAtlanta, GA 30322

Phone: 404-727-0016Email [email protected]

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Frontier Nursing Service

Wendover, KY

Description: The Frontier Nursing Service (FNS) is anorganization dedicated to improving health care services inrural Kentucky. They deliver babies, run 3 rural health clinics,

a womens health care center, and a 40-bed hospital. Theinternship program hires interns or couriers throughout theyear. In addition to delivering supplies, couriers assist doctors,midwives, family nurse practitioners and nurses in a variety ofways. All couriers are provided housing at FNS.

Eligibility: Students interested in the health professions,particularly rural health care. Applicants should be interestedin helping others and have a valid drivers license and car (allmileage accumulated for official FNS duties is reimbursed). A$250 registration fee is required upon admission into theProgram. This money covers the expenses for room andboard.

Duration: 12 weeks (minimum)

Deadline: Rolling

Contact: Frontier Nursing ServiceCourier Program132 FNS DriveWendover, KY 41775

Phone: (606) 672-2317(606) 672-3022

Web:

http://www.frontiernursing.org/courier_program.htm

Howard University

Washington, DC

Description: Summer Advanced Health Careers EnrichmentProgram. Fundamental principles in the sciences are reviewedin preparation for the more advanced courses; studentsprepare for professional school entrance examinations (DAT,MCAT, PCAT). NO cost for the program tuition, housing ormeals. Transportation is provided for a limited number ofstudents. There is a $75 application and registration fee.

Eligibility: Program available to disadvantaged students; UScitizen/permanent resident; minimum overall GPA of 2.5.Applicants must have completed the basic courses required byhealth professional schools.

Duration: 6 weeksDeadline: April (Apply early!)

Contact: Dr. Georgina Aboko-ColeDirector, Center for Preprofessional EducationBox 473, Administrative BuildingHoward UniversityWashington, DC 20059


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Illinois Institute of Technology

Chicago, IL

Description: Chicago Area Health and Medical CareersProgram (CAHMCP) is designed as a laboratory experience,also including MCAT preparation and counseling.

Eligibility: US citizens or permanent residents from under-represented minority groups with at least one completed yearof college, a GPA of 2.75 overall and 3.0 in the sciences;SAT/ACT scores of at least 950/15 are invited to apply.Preference will be given to Illinois residents.

Duration: 7 weeks

Contact: Ms. Pam Cratic-HowardMs. Rhonda JonesIllinois Institute of TechnologyCAHMCPCommons Building320 S. Wabash Avenue

Chicago, IL 60616-3793

Phone: (312) 567-5912Web: http://www.iit.edu/~cahmcp/service.htm

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Baltimore, MD

Description: Summer Course in Human Anatomy four weekcourse is designed to give undergraduate students anintroduction to all aspects of human anatomy and includesdemonstrations using human cadavers.

Eligibility: Applications will be accepted from all currently

enrolled undergraduates who have completed their sophomoreyear of college.

Tuition: $3700 (4 credits), $800 for housing, $16/day mealsDuration: 4 weeksDeadline: March 1

Contact: Ms. Arlene DanielProgram CoordinatorDepartment of Cell Biology and AnatomyJohns Hopkins U School of Medicine725 N. Wolfe StreetBaltimore, MD 21205

Email: [email protected]: www.med.jhu.edu/FAE/anatomyinstitute

Lehigh Valley Hospital

Allentown, PA

Description: Each position is shaped to the studentsknowledge and experience and includes a formal positiondescription, work plan and learning objectives. Upon

successful completion of the program each student will beawarded up to $4000 in scholarship funds to be used towardeducational expenses. The hospital does not provide housingor transportation.

Eligibility: Students must be actively pursuing studies at aneducational institution in order to be eligible.

Duration: 12 weeksDeadline: February 14

Contact: Tara TrudnakSummer Internship CoordinatorCenter for Educational DevelopmentLehigh Valley Hospital

Cedar Crest & I 78PO Box 689Allentown, PA 18105-1556(800) 548-7247

Phone: (610) 402-2575(610) 402-2552

Web:http://www.lvh.org/cwo/Educational_Programs/Clinical_Pastoral_Education/index.php?id=4&id2=412&id3=413&page_id=288

Long Island Jewish Medical Center

New Hyde Park, NY

Description: Asummer volunteer program exposing studentsto both clinical and research areas.

Eligibility: All undergraduates are welcome to apply.

Application Procedure: Students must apply in person in theVolunteer Services Department. They will accept applicationsfor the Summer Program starting in early January please callto inquire about exact date. They will continue to acceptapplications until all spots are filled (usually less than a week).Office is open for applications from 8:30 12:00pm and islocated on 2nd floor of the Main Building of LI Jewish MedicalCenter Room C202.

Duration: 8 weeksDeadline: See above application procedures

Contact: Elise Harris, DirectorVolunteer Services270-05 76th AvenueNew Hyde Park, NY 11040

Phone: (718) 470-7090

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Marquette University School of Dentistry

Milwaukee, WI

Description: This program is designed to exposeundergraduate students to the field of dentistry and tostrengthen their science backgrounds. It allows students to

interact with dental practitioners and dental students whoprovide monitoring and support. Students receive informationon various dental specialties and skills/attributes necessary tosucceed in a dental career. Program emphasizes developmenof strong academic skills. Students work with dental materialsin laboratory setting. No cost for students residing in residencehalls. Transportation to and from school is provided forselected students.

Eligibility: Applicants must have a minimum 2.5 GPA and twosemesters of biology and chemistry to be eligible.

Duration: 6 weeksDeadline: April

Contact: Office of Multicultural AffairsMarquette UniversitySchool of Dentistry, Rm. 102KPO Box 1881Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881

Phone: (800) 445-5385/2 or (414) 288-1445

email: [email protected]

Medical College of Georgia

Augusta, GA

Description: All students will study a biomedical sciencecourse for four hours of credit; attend a learning skills seminar;and take courses in MCAT review, analytical reading, andmedical writing. Each student receives a biweekly stipend forliving expenses and the program pays tuition and campushousing fees. Upon successful completion of the program, thestudent will receive an additional stipend. There is no travelallowance.

Eligibility: Designed for 2 levels of college students who areinterested in the health professions. Students in theintermediate group should have finished their freshman orsophomore year. Those in the advanced group should havefinished their junior or senior year and be planning to apply tomedical, dental, or graduate school or an allied health program

Duration: 7 weeks June and JulyDeadline: March 1

Contact: Office of Special Academic ProgramsSchool of Medicine, AA-153Augusta, GA 30912


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Medical College of Virginia

Richmond, VA

Description: Health Careers Opportunity Program is designedfor minority students interested in health careers. Textbookmaterial, limited travel costs and allowance for room and board

are provided.

Eligibility: Must be a minority student currently enrolled in acollege or university or a recent graduate. Applicants mustalso be in good academic standing at the time of application.

Duration: 6 weeksDeadline: April

Contact: Health Careers Opportunity ProgramVirginia Commonwealth UniversityMedical College of Virginia CampusP.O. Box 980549Richmond, VA 23298-0549

Phone: (804) 828-4200Web: http://www.vcuhealth.org/hcop/instructions.html

Medical University of South Carolina

Charleston, SC

Description: Summer Health Careers Opportunity Program(HCOP) is designed to help students clarify career goals andenrich their backgrounds in science. In addition to the formalcourses, special opportunities to become better acquaintedwith the health professions and with the Medical University ofSouth Carolina is part of the program. Students will receive astipend to be used for housing and meals. Books and suppliesare provided as well as a travel allowance.

Eligibility: Juniors, seniors and recent grads are eligible.Applicants should have completed one year of biology andchemistry through to organic. Applicants should have a 2.5 orbetter GPA in math and science courses and have highmotivation for a career in the health professions.

Duration: 8 weeksDeadline: late February

Contact:Summer Health Careers Program (HCOP)Office of DiversityMedical University of South Carolina171 Ashley Avenue

Charleston, SC 29425-1018(843) 792-8484

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Meharry Medical College

Nashville, TN

Description: Biomedical Sciences Program (BSP) is designedto facilitate the students entry into medical or dental schools byreinforcing their natural science backgrounds, and acquainting

students with the rigors of health professional education.Food, lodging and books are provided at no cost. Moststudents also receive a stipend of $800.

Eligibility: Open to all minority students who have completedtheir freshman or sophomore year. Must have a B averageoverall and a B average in science and mathematicscoursework.

Duration: 8 weeksDeadline: late March

Contact: Dr. John E. Wilson, DirectorBiomedical Sciences ProgramMeharry Medical College

1005 D.B. Todd BoulevardNashville, TN 37208

Phone: (615) 327-6533

Minority Medical Education Program (MMEP)

Description: MMEP is a free academic enrichment programoffered at 8 medical schools:

University of Alabama School of Medicine

Baylor College of Medicine/Rice University

Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

The Chicago Summer Science Enrichment Program

Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons

Columbia (Dental)

Duke University School of Medicine

Fisk University and Vanderbilt Medical Center

New Jersey Medical School

University of Virginia School of Medicine

Western Consortium: University of Washington

Western Consortium: Washington (Dental)

Western Consortium: University of Arizona

Yale University School of MedicineThe basic curriculum includes: academic enrichment inchemistry, biochemistry, biological sciences, physics,mathematics, critical reading and writing, and MCATpreparation. The program also provides students with clinical

experiences in a variety of settings.

Eligibility: Applicants must be US citizens or permanentresidents and members of an underrepresented minority group.Also must have completed at least one year of college.Applicants with an overall GPA of at least a 3.0 with a 2.75 inthe sciences and 950+ SAT or 20+ACT will be competitiveapplicants.


Phone: (866) 304-SMEP (7637) (toll free)email: [email protected]:http://www.aamc.org/students/considering/smep/start.htm

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New England College of Optometry

Boston, MA

Description: TheACCESS programs objectives are todevelop a students familiarity with optometry and anunderstanding of optometrys role within the health care

network, to improve skills in basic mathematical concepts, andto introduce appropriate study and library skills. The programprovides free tuition, housing, and a daily stipend for livingexpenses.

Eligibility: The ACCESS program is for sophomore, junior orsenior minority students.


Contact: Raymond E. Dye,Dean of StudentsOptometric Careers Access ProgramOffice of Minority Student Services

The New England College of Optometry424 Beacon StreetBoston, MA 02115

Phone: (800) 824-5526

New York Presbyterian Hospital

White Plains, NY

Description: The practicum combines structured, staff-supervised patient assignments, professionally conductedseminars and lectures, giving students an opportunity toexplore the disciplines of a university-based psychiatrichospital. This is a non-salaried program.

Eligibility: College students interested in social work,psychiatry, medicine, recreational therapy, nursing research,psychology, and hospital administration are invited to apply.Eligibility determined by demonstrated academic ability and arequired personal interview.


Contact: Diane A. ClarkDirector of Volunteer Services DepartmentNew York Presbyterian HospitalWestchester Campus

21 Bloomingdale RoadWhite Plains, NY 10605

Phone: (914) 997-5780

Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine

Cleveland, OH

Description: Internship program designed for studentsinterested in practical experience in the podiatric medicalprofession. The program provides insight into the clinical

education and scope of practice involved with podiatricmedicine. Interns rotate through the departments of GeneralMedicine, Podiatric Medicine, Orthopedics, and PodiatricSurgery.

Eligibility: Students must have completed at least 2 years ofundergraduate study.

Duration: 4 weeks

Contact: Director of Student RecruitmentOhio College of Podiatric Medicine10515 Carnegie AvenueUniversity CircleCleveland, OH 44106

Phone: (216) 231-3300

Ohio U. College of Osteopathic Medicine

Athens, OH

Description: The Summer Scholars Program is an HCOPfunded program for underrepresented minority or economicallydisadvantaged students. The program is 6 weeks in lengthand provides participants the opportunity to take course workfound in the medical school curricula, i.e. gross anatomy,biochemistry, microbiology, histology, immunology etc. Theprogram includes expenses for transportation to and from theprogram, room/board, a stipend and potential to interview forposition in entering class of medical school.

Eligibility: Disadvantaged status (economic or educational).U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status required. Aminimum of one year each of college-level chemistry andbiology is required. Preference is given to rising seniors,recent graduates, and non-traditional pre-med students.


Contact: Shannon ScottSummer Scholars ProgramCenter of Excellence for Multicultural Medicine

030 Grosvenor Hall,OUCOMAthens, Ohio 45701

Phone: (740) 593-2135email: [email protected]: http://www.oucom.ohiou.edu/coe.htm

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Seneca Park Zoo

Seneca, NY

Description: Pre-Vet Fellowship is a ten-week summerprogram that allows pre-vet fellows to assist veterinary staff inall aspects of the veterinary care program. They will also

complete a research project jointly identified by the fellow andthe veterinary staff.

Eligibility: Minimum qualifications include: completion of atleast two years of study in a prevet curriculum, at least a 3.0gpa and at least 100 hours of experience in a large and smallanimal veterinary hospital.

Duration: 10 weeksDeadline: January 2

Contact: Jeff Wyatt DVM, MPHSeneca Park Zoo2222 St. Paul StreetRochester, NY 14621

Email: [email protected]: http://senecaparkzoo.org/vet/prevet/pre_vet.php

St. Lukes Roosevelt Hospital

New York, NY

Description: The Academic Associate Program is a clinicalresearch assistant program in the Emergency Department ofthe St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital Center. Duties include anactive role in 7 current ongoing clinical research projectsranging from controlled trials of medication to observationalcohort studies to various others. Opportunities for high-levelinvolvement in specific research projects are available to

motivated, reliable, interested individuals in addition to baselinecommitment. Observation of emergency departmentprocedures, resuscitations, and general care is an integratedpart of the experience. Introduces students to the foundations,goals, and basic interpretation of clinical research, particularlyin the emergency setting, and should dovetail with theknowledge acquired working as an Academic Associate. Atthe conclusion of one semester of service, the program directorwill write a letter of support for a health professional school.

Duration: 8-hour a week commitment two 4-hour shiftsDeadline: All volunteers must attend the St. Lukes-Rooseveltvolunteer orientation held once each semester.

Contact: Jen McCoskerorInna Zhitomirsky

Email: [email protected]@columbia.edu

Stanford University

Palo Alto, CA

Description: HCOP Summer Residential Program introducesstudents to professional options in primary care (obstetrics andgynecology, pediatrics, surgery, internal medicine), medical

research including that done with computers, teaching,anatomy, health issues and medical ethics.

Eligibility: Candidates must have completed their sophomoreyear in college, be from educationally and economicallydisadvantaged backgrounds, demonstrated academicexcellence in math and science courses, have substantialvolunteer experiences and community service, be committed tocaring for the under-served and disadvantaged, and be citizensor permanent residents of the US.


Contact: Kathryn Fitzgerald

Stanford University School of MedicineCenter of Excellence HCOP251 Campus Drive, MSOB X347Stanford, CA 94305-5413

Phone: (650) 498-4003Email: [email protected]: http://hcop.stanford.edu/

SUNY Upstate Medical University

Syracuse, NY

Description: Health Careers Opportunity Program (HCOP) isa program which offers academic courses, skills workshops,

placements and research opportunities. Each student willreceive a $2000 stipend upon successful completion of theprogram. Housing is available of a cost of $13.02 per day.This program is federally funded for three years by theDepartment of Public Health. Students should be willing tomake a three year commitment to the program.

Eligibility: Students need to be completing their secondundergraduate year, have a minimum gpa of 2.7, beeducationally or economically disadvantaged and indicate aninterest in the health care professions. Students must also beUS citizens or permanent residents.

Duration: 8 weeksDeadline: May (rolling)

Contact: Barbara Hamilton, M.S.Assistant Dean of Multicultural ResourcesOffice of Multicultural Resources210 Campus Activities BuildingSUNY Upstate Medical UniversitySyracuse, NY 13210

Phone: (315) 464-5433email: [email protected]

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Web: SUNY State College of Optometry

New York, NY

Description: Collegiate Science and Technology EntryProgram (CSTEP) is designed to expose students to clinicalobservations, optometric orientation, site visits, and groupsessions on optometry school and learning skills seminars.Students will learn to develop and present a research project.Students will be given a stipend of $250 a day to defray thecost of transportation and lunch. Books and supplies will beprovided free of charge.

Eligibility: Underrepresented minority and economicallydisadvantaged students who are State residents of New Yorkand currently attending an accredited college or university areeligible. Preference is given to sophomores and juniors in highacademic standing and other students are considered if thereare unfilled slots.

Duration: 2 weeks May 22 June 3Deadline: Application forms available in CSTEP office

Contact: Dr. Jerrold William MabenCSTEP CoordinatorOffice NS 3009

Phone: 914-251-6648Fax: 914-251-6635email: [email protected]: http://www.ns.purchase.edu/natsci/CSTEP.htm

Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine

Philadelphia, PA

Description: Internship program designed to introduce

undergraduate students to podiatric medicine. Interns willattend workshops and seminars on gross anatomy,biomechanics and pathomechanics of the foot and ankle, footscreening and evaluation, and specialties in podiatric medicinesuch as diabetes, sports injuries, geriatric conditions, pediatricsand wound healing. Students will also shadow podiatricphysicians and participate in research. On campus housingwill be provided. Interns are responsible for meals andmiscellaneous costs.

Eligibility: The program is open to full-time undergraduatestudents

Duration: 8 daysDeadline: March 19

Contact: Temple U School of Podiatric MedicineSummer Internship ProgramDavid E. Martin, Director of AdmissionsOffice of Student Affairs8th at Race StreetsPhiladelphia, PA 19107

Phone: (800) 220-3338Web:

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Texas A&M University College of Medicine

College Station, TX

Description: Bridge to Medicine Summer Program forDisadvantaged College Students is an intensive study in basicsciences, reading, writing and study skills. Students learn test-taking skills for MCAT, participate in clinical preceptorships,mock interviews, learning strategies workshop, medicallectures, etc. Housing and meals are provided, but studentsmust provide their own transportation.

Eligibility: Applicants must be US citizens or permanentresidents with a 2.8 GPA, and at least 60 hours ofundergraduate coursework, including general biology with lab(2 semesters), organic chemistry with lab (2 semesters), math(1 semester) and English (1 semester).

Duration: 6 weeks June-July

Deadline: March 1, 2000

Contact: Thomas Bosquez, Program DirectorTexan A & M UniversityHealth Science CenterCollege of MedicineOffice of Special Programs106 Reynolds Medical BuildingCollege Station, TX 77843-1114

Phone: (409) 862-4065

Texas A & M U Health Science Center

San Antonio, TX

Description: Bridge to MedicineMCAT PerformanceImprovement Program is designed to strengthen studentsMCAT scores, develop test-taking skills, and familiarizeparticipants with medical admissions procedures. Participantsare enrolled in General/Organic Chemistry, MCAT Readingand Writing, Physics and Biology review courses, along withsessions on applications, interview skills, and financial aid.Students also participate in an intensive test-taking course. Aper diem of $40 per day will be provided for the 6 week sessionand students must make their own transportationarrangements. Housing is provided.

Eligibility: Applicants must be US citizens or permanentresidents and have a strong overall GPA. They must also have

completed at least 4 semesters of undergraduate course work(60 hours). Postgraduate students are also eligible.


Contact: Thomas Bosquez, MPA, DirectorApplication CenterU of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio106 Joe H. Reynolds Medical Building

College Station, TX 77843-1114


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Tufts Univ. School of Veterinary Medicine

North Grafton, MA

Description: Intensive one and two-week programs includeshort courses; clinical and surgical rotations; speakers andvideos; discussions; a field trip and team project. Tuition is

$795 and includes course, program materials, lab fees anddaily lunches. Housing is optional at additional cost. There isa $20 application fee.

Eligibility: Current college students who are bright, energeticand highly motivated toward a career in veterinary medicineare welcome to apply.

Deadline: rollingDuration: 1 2 weeks

Contact: Office of Special ProgramsAdventures in Veterinary MedicineTufts Univ. School of Veterinary Medicine200 Westboro Road

North Grafton, MA 01536

Phone: (508) 839-7962Email: [email protected]:http://www.tufts.edu/vet/avm/college.html

UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine

Davis, CA

Description: Provides large and small animal veterinaryexperience through rotations at the veterinary medical teachinghospital. Program also provides workshops, preparation forthe GRE and speakers from various veterinary fields. Theprogram does not provide room board or stipend.

Eligibility: Underrepresented ethnic minority undergraduatesinterested in pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. Musthave completed at least on year of undergraduate educationwith a 2.5 gpa.

Duration: 5 weeksDeadline: May 15

Contact: Yasmin Williams, Program DirectorUniversity of California, DavisSchool of Veterinary MedicineOffice of the Dean Student ProgramsOne Shields AvenueDavis, CA 95616-8734

Phone: (530) 752-1383Email: [email protected]:http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/studentprograms/subpages/admissions.html#sep

UCLA School of Medicine

Los Angeles, CA

Description: Summer Premedical Enrichment Program(PREP) consists of 2 tiers. Tier I is designed for sophomoresand juniors to enhance science problem solving skills. Tier II is

for students preparing for the MCAT or DAT. Both tiersparticipate in clinical, research preceptorials, self-developmentworkshops, networking, counseling and other resources.There is no tuition for participation. Students who mustrelocate to participate in the program may be eligible for astipend.

Eligibility: Applicants must be from disadvantagedbackgrounds and be US citizens/permanent residents. Tier I:1 year of college chemistry and/or biology, grade of C or betterOverall minimum GPA of 2.5 (max 3.2). Tier II: 1 year ofbiology, 2 years of chemistry, 1 year of math, 1 semester ofphysics, all with a grade of C or better. Overall minimum GPAof 2.8 in the sciences but not greater than 3.6


Contact: Director UCLA PREPUCLA School of MedicineOffice of Student Support Services13-154 Center for the Health Sciences, Box 956990Los Angeles, CA 90095-6990

Phone: (310) 825-3575

Email: [email protected]: www.medstudent.ucla.edu/osss

UCSF School of Medicine

San Francisco, CA

Description: The Undergraduate Preparation Program is astructured summer program for undergraduates fromdisadvantaged backgrounds who are considering a career inmedicine. The goal is to help individuals increase their chanceof gaining admission to medical school by offering MCAT prepin biology and verbal reasoning and mini courses in organicchemistry, chemistry and physics (not for college credit). Aseries of academic skills and application preparationworkshops will also be offered.

Eligibility: Applicants must be from disadvantagedbackgrounds and have completed at least the first two years ofpremed coursework.


Contact: Gabrielle FisherProgram CoordinatorUndergraduate Preparation ProgramUCSF School of MedicineOffice of External Programs1855 Folsom Street, Box 0409San Francisco, CA 94143-0409

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Phone: (415) 514-1390Email: [email protected]: http://medschool.ucsf.edu/upp/

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Cincinnati, OH

Description:Summer Pre-Medical Enrichment Program(SPEP) is a program for disadvantaged students which aims tostrengthen analytical reasoning, problem-solving skills for

learning, and test-taking skills. The program exposes studentsto medical curriculum, and clinical aspects of medicine. It alsoprovides physician mentors and familiarization with medicalschool admissions processes. SPEP students will receive atotal stipend of $1400, as well as books and materials andreimbursement for travel expenses. On-campus housing isavailable at a small cost.

Eligibility: US citizens or permanent residents who aredisadvantaged (economic, educational, geographic, and socio-cultural) are eligible to apply. Applicants also should have twoyears of undergraduate course-work.


Contact: Pathways to Health CareersUniversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine231 Bethesda AvenueCincinnati, OH 45267-0552

Phone: (513) 558-7212Email: [email protected]:http://www.med.uc.edu/admissions/summerenrich.cfm

University of Colorado

Denver, CO

Description:Science Education and EnrichmentKaleidoscope (SEEK) will develop students interviewing skills,test-taking skills, study skills, time and stress managementskills. It will also expose participants to a clinical setting.There is also an optional MCAT review course offered. Eachstudent will receive a daily stipend.

Eligibility: The program is designed for students who plan toapply or reapply for admission to either the School of Medicineor School of Dentistry within the next two years. Applicantsmust also be a member of traditionally under-representedgroup in the health professions or economically and/oreducationally disadvantaged. Applicants must also be UScitizens or permanent residents.

Duration: 8 weeksDeadline: March

Contact: SEEK ProgramCenter for Multicultural EnrichmentUniversity of Colorado Health Sciences CenterBox B-176, 4200 East 9th AvenueDenver, CO 80262

Phone: (303) 270-8558

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University of Connecticut Health Center

Farmington, CT

Description: College Enrichment Program is designed toprovide an intensive series of lectures in mathematics,chemistry, biology and physics. There is an $800 stipend.

Room and board is also provided.

Eligibility: Underrepresented minority or other disadvantagedfreshmen and sophomores who have an interest in medicine,dental medicine, biomedical research, nursing, pharmacy orallied health professions are eligible to apply.


Contact: Office of Health Careers OpportunityProgramsDepartment of Health Career Opportunity ProgramsUniversity of Connecticut Health CenterFarmington, CT 06030-3920

Phone: (860) 679-3483Email: [email protected]:http://medweb.uchc.edu/departments/hcop/HPPI/enrichment%20programs.htm

University of Connecticut Health Center

Farmington, CT

Description: Medical/Dental Preparatory Program (MDPP) isdesigned in two tracks. Track one is for students who will betaking the August MCAT or DAT. The program will focus ontest preparation. Track two is designed for all other students

and consists of basic medical sciences course emphasizingessential principles of cell and molecular biology correlated toproblem based learning case studies. There is a $1000stipend; room and board is also provided.

Eligibility: Undergraduate sophomores, juniors, seniors, orrecent graduates of pre-professional schools who havetraditionally been underrepresented in the health professions.Applicants should have completed some college coursework inbiology and chemistry (preferably through organic chemistry).Previous laboratory experience is desirable.


Contact: Office of Health Careers OpportunityProgramsMedical/Dental Preparatory ProgramUniversity of Connecticut Health CenterFarmington, CT 06030-3920(860) 679-3483

Email: [email protected]:

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University of Medicine & Dentistry of NJ/ RobertWood Johnson Medical School

Piscataway, NJ

Description: The Biomedical Careers Program is designed forminority and disadvantaged undergraduate students interested

in the health care fields and biomedical research. Participantstake part in a variety of science enrichment and health careoriented activities. The program has 3 levels.

LEVEL 1 is designed for students who have just begun pre-professional studies and have completed at least one year ofcollege including one semester of introductory biology and onesemester of introductory math. It consists of 2 courses: Introto Microbiology and Intro to Organic Chem., as well asworkshops and seminars.

LEVEL 2 is designed for students who have completed at least2 semesters of general biology plus one semester of collegemath. The curriculum includes: advanced biology, generallyeither Intro to Genetics or Intro to Biochemistry, Lab in

Genetics or Microbial Physiology and either Intro to OrganicChem or MCAT Science review plus workshops and seminars.

LEVEL 3 is designed for students who are at or near the pointof applying to professional school and have completed nearlyall pre-professional science requirements. The curriculumincludes: Advanced biology, generally either Intro toImmunology or Intro to Neuroscience, either MCAT ScienceReview or another advanced biology course plus workshops,research and seminars.

This program can be taken for college credit.

Eligibility: The program has been designed specifically forthose students belonging to racial or ethnic groups currentlyunderrepresented in medicine and other biomedical careers.Special consideration will also be given to students who comefrom socioeconomically disadvantaged backgroundsregardless of their race or ethnic background. Because theBiomedical Careers Program is supported by NJ stateinstitutions, priority will be given to students enrolled at RutgersUniversity, EOF-eligible and students who are legal residentsof NJ.

Duration: 8 weeksDeadline: December 15

Contact: Biomedical Careers ProgramUMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Med School

675 Hoes LanePiscataway, NJ 08854

Phone: (732) 223-2144Web:http://rwjms.umdnj.edu/education/education13_biomedical.htm

University of Miami School of Medicine

Miami, FL

Description: Mini-medical school program introducesstudents to the rigor of medical school and how to besuccessful. All expenses are provided by the program, which

also provides a stipend.

Eligibility: Program is directed toward students who havecompleted 2 or 3 years of college with a focus on premedicalstudies. Preference is given to under-represented minorities inthe health professions.


Contact: Astrid K. Mack, Ph.D.Minority StudentsHealth Careers Motivation ProgramUniversity of Miami School of MedicinePO Box 016960 (R 128)

Miami, FL 33101

Phone: (305) 243-5998

University of Michigan School of Dentistry

Ann Arbor, MI

Description: Pipeline: program designed for freshmen andsophomores to enhance science academic skills and facilitatecontinued academic success in undergraduate school.Program provides exposure to: dental and medical careerspecialties, and hands on experiences simulating activities inclinical dental practiceProfile for Success: program designed for juniors and seniors

to help prepare for the DAT and increase understanding ofcareer options within dentistry. Transportation and a stipend toassist with expenses are available for qualified students in bothprograms.

Eligibility: Students should be U.S. citizens fromdisadvantaged backgrounds. ForPipeline students shouldhave cumulative GPA below 3.2 and above 2.0 or science GPAbelow 3.0 and above 1.7. ForProfile: students should have acumulative GPA of 2.0, not have taken DAT or have scores of12-17. The students should have completed a pre-healthscience curriculum.

Duration: Pipeline = 8 weeksProfile for Success = 4 weeks

Contact: Charlita DanielsUniv of Michigan School of Dentistry1011 N. UniversityAnn Arbor, MI 48109


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Univ. of Michigan School of Public Health

Ann Arbor, MI

Description: Paid internship (professional healthadministration position) in southeastern Michigan health careorganization. Field visits to health care agencies, lectures,

GRE/GMAT preparation course are included in the program.Travel expenses and summer housing for students outsideDetroit/Ann Arbor area is provided.

Eligibility: Students entering junior or senior year interested inhealth administration, health policy, with a 2.8 GPA are eligibleto apply.


Contact: Carmen Harrison, MADept. of Health Management & PolicySchool of Public Health IIUniversity of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2029


University of North Carolina School of MedicineMedical Education Development Program

Premedical/Predental Summer Session

Chapel Hill, NC

Description: The MED program provides a demandingacademic core on the level of beginning medical/dental studiesin Gross Anatomy, Histology, Physiology,

Microbiology/Immunology and Clinical Biochemistry. It alsomay include a special dental theory and technique course forpre-dental students as well as individualized work in learning,study, reading and test-taking skills. Seminars, workshops,pre-professional counseling and orientation to the medical anddental school environment will also be provided.

Eligibility: Criteria for selection are based on a number offactors including 1) showing educational promise and a strongcommitment to a health career but lack of past opportunities(educational, social and economic) that may place a studentfrom a nontraditional background at a disadvantage in seekingadmission and successfully entering medical or dental school.2) Must have completed at least 3 years of college courseworkincluding Organic Chemistry.

Duration: 8-9 weeksDeadline: March 1

Contact: Patrena N. Benton-MajetteCoordinatorUNC-CH School of MedicineOffice of Educational DevelopmentCB # 7530, 322 MacNider Bldg


Web: http://www.med.unc.edu/oed/med/

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University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Pittsburgh, PA

Description: Level 1: Program designed for entering collegefreshmen or rising sophomores, for strengthening academicskills and building motivation. Program courses enhance

learning in science, writing skills, and public speaking.Program provides opportunities to interact regularly withdoctors and medical students who have background andeducational experience similar to their own.

Level 2: Designed for college junior or senior students whoare interested in a medical career. The program gives collegestudents experience in a research and hospital environmentand helps students become more competitive candidates formedical school by offering training for standardized tests andinterview situations.

Eligibility: Students interested in a medical career.

Appl rqmts: Application, 2 letters of recommendation, essay

and official transcripts.

Duration: 7 weeks June-JulyDeadline: March 1

Contact: University of Pittsburgh School of MedicineOffice of Student Affairs/Minority ProgramsM247 Scaife HallPittsburgh, PA 15261

Phone: (412) 648-8987Email: [email protected]:http://www.dean- med.pitt.edu/future/future_03_office.asp

Utica Zoological Society

Utica, NY

Description: Zookeeper Internship consists of training ingeneral introductions to operations and direct animal care inthe four animal areas: Childrens Zoo, Hoofstock, Wildlife, andVeterinary Department. Housing is provided.

Eligibility: Students interested in majoring in biology, zoology,pre-vet or related fields. Must have proof of negative TB testand provide own transportation

Appl rqmts: Students should submit a cover letter and

resume explaining your interest in position. Interviews will bescheduled with each qualified applicant.

Duration: 8 weeks

Contact: Gary Zalocha, General CuratorUtica Zoo99 Steele Hill RoadUtica, NY 13501

Phone: (315) 738-0472

Web: http://www.uticazoo.org/education/

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Zoological Society of Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA

Description: The Internship Program at the Philadelphia Zooavails students to work in a number of different areas includinganimal care (childrens zoo), animal nutrition, animal records

management, environmental education, etc. Most internshipsare unpaid, but may be eligible for college credit.

Eligibility: Varies with each intern position, but most requirestudents to have a 2.5 GPA or higher and be college juniors orseniors.

Duration: negotiableDeadline: March

Contact: Human ResourcesThe Philadelphia Zoo3400 West Girard AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19104-1196

Phone: (215) 243-5219Email: [email protected]: http://www.phillyzoo.org/index.php?id=10_7_1

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Summer Research Programs

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

New York, NY

Description: Minority Student Summer ResearchOpportunity Program (MSSROP) is designed to providestudents interested in a career in biomedical researchand/or medicine, with a research experience with afaculty mentor. Special seminars and lectures will alsobe included in this experience. A stipend of $2,000 willbe provided, but students are responsible for their owntravel and other expenses.

Eligibility: Students must be members of an under-represented minority group and have completed theirsophomore or junior year of college

Duration: 10 weeks

Deadline: March 1

Contact: MSSROPOffice of Minority Student AffairsAlbert Einstein College of Medicine1300 Morris Park Avenue, B205Bronx, NY 10461

Phone: (718) 430-3091

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

New York, NY

Description: Summer Undergraduate Research

Program (SURP) is designed for undergraduate studentswho have a strong background in the sciences andinterest in a research career in biochemical or biologicalsciences (PhD or MD/PhD)Students who are selected will receive a generousstipend and will be provided with accommodation. Theywill work under the direct supervision of a facultymember on an original research project and participatein a series of special seminars and research lectures.

Eligibility: Preference will be given to students who arepresently juniors, and who have strong academicrecords in biological and physical sciences.

Duration: 10 weeks

Deadline: February 15

Contact: SURPSue Golding Graduate DivisionAlbert Einstein College of MedicineJack & Pearl Resnick Campus1300 Morris Park Ave.Bronx, NY 10461

Phone: (718) 430-2128

Web:http://www.aecom.yu.edu/home/sggd/summer.htm

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American Chemical Society

San Jose, CA / Upton, NY

Description: Undergraduate Fellowships in NuclearChemistry and Radiochemistry. This course will consistof both lecture and laboratory work on the fundamentals

of nuclear science and applications to related fields. Inaddition to the formal instruction, the course will includea Guest Lecture Series and tours of nearby researchcenters. There also will be a special nuclear medicinesymposium. Fellowships include all tuition,transportation, housing, food, textbooks, and laboratorymanuals. Six academic credits may be awarded for thisprogram.

Eligibility: The program is designed for undergraduatechemistry or physics majors who will be entering theirjunior or senior year. They should have completed atleast 2 years of chemistry, 1 year of physics, and 1 yearof calculus. No previous experience in nuclear scienceis necessary. Students must be US citizens or resident

aliens to be eligible.


Contact: Dr. Joseph R Peterson, DirectorACS Summer Schools in Nuclear &RadiochemistryDepartment of ChemistryUniversity of TennesseeKnoxville, TN 37996-1600

Phone: (423) 974-3434Web: www.cofc.edu/~nuclear/nukess.html

American Heart Association,Burlingame, CA

Description: Cardiovascular research in California labswith experienced scientists. $2,500 stipend no collegecredits.

Eligibility: Full-time California, Nevada, Utah college oruniversity student or state resident. Applicants musthave junior or senior status in Fall 2004, or students whograduate in December 2004 or later. Students musthave completed a total of at least 4 semesters ofbiology, physics, chemistry and 1 semester of calculus,stats, or computer science.

Duration: 10 WeeksDeadline: February 2

Contact: Research DepartmentAmerican Heart Association1710 Gilbreth RoadBurlingame, CA 94010

Phone: (650)259-6700

Web:http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3013196

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American Society for Microbiology

Washington, DC

Description: Minority Undergraduate ResearchFellowshipis aimed at highly competitive minorityundergraduate students who wish to and have

demonstrated the ability to pursue graduate careers inmicrobiology. Students will conduct full time summerresearch with an ASM member at any US institutionother than their own. Funding available up to $4500.

Eligibility: Underrepresented minority group in thesciences as well as a US citizen or permanent resident.Student also must be enrolled as a full-timeundergraduate. Must be either a freshman with collegelevel research experience or a sophomore, junior orsenior who will not graduate before the completion of theprogram. Applicants must also have taken intro coursesin Biology, Chemistry and preferably Microbiology. Labresearch experience is also desirable.

Duration: 8-12 weeksDeadline: February 1

Contact: Minority Undergraduate Research FellowshipEducation DepartmentAmerican Society for Microbiology1752 N. Street, NWWashington, DC 20036

Phone: (202) 942-9283Email: [email protected]:http://www.asm.org/Education/index.asp?bid=4322

Argonne National Laboratory

Argonne, IL

Description: Summer Research Participation (SRP)Program features research internship, staff supervision,and seminars. Areas of research include Physical andLife Sciences, Mathematics, Computer Science andEngineering. Also applied research programs relating toCoal, Conservation, Environmental Impact andTechnology, Fission, and Fusion Technology. A$400/week stipend, housing and travel expenses areprovided.

Eligibility: Students must be US citizens or permanentresidents, have a GPA of at least 2.5 and havecompleted their sophomore year.


Contact: Lisa ReedDOE Science Undergraduate LaboratoryInternships Program (SULI)Division of Educational ProgramsArgonne National LaboratoryArgonne, IL 60439-4845

Phone: (630) 252-3366Email: [email protected]: http://www.dep.anl.gov/highered/summr.htm

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Baylor College of Medicine

Houston, TX

Description: Summer Medical and Research TrainingProgram (SMART) offers student-mentor pairing withBaylor scientists from basic science and clinical research

departments, specially designed seminar programs,physician shadowing, career counseling, and social andcultural activities. A $4000 stipend is provided forparticipants. Housing is provided.

Eligibility: Applicants must have a minimum GPA of3.0. Applicants who graduate before or during theprogram will not be eligible. No previous researchexperience is required, except of current freshmen.


Contact: Gayle R. Slaughter, Ph.D.SMART Program

Baylor College of MedicineOne Baylor Plaza, N204KMS: BCM-215Houston, TX 77030

Phone: (713) 798-5915Email: [email protected]: www.bcm.tmc.edu/smart

Brookhaven National Laboratory

Long Island, NY

Description: Science Undergraduate LaboratoryInternships (SULI) - formerly known as ERULF- allows

students to work with members of the scientific staff andgain research experience in areas of chemistry, physics,engineering, biology, nuclear medicine, appliedmathematics, high and low energy particle accelerators,and science writing. Housing, travel expenses andstipend will be provided.

Eligibility: Applicants must be U.S. citizens orpermanent residents, with a 2.5 or higher science GPA.Must be rising seniors with a 3.0 or better gpa.


Contact: Todd Clark

Phone: (202) 586-7174Email: [email protected]: www.bnl.gov/scied/programs/suli

California Academy of Sciences

San Francisco, CA

Description: Robert T. Wallace UndergraduateResearch Internship matches students with Academyscientists to work on specific research projects. Interns

will have the opportunity to learn about a specific groupof organisms, be involved in original scientific researchand appreciate the role of a natural history museum inresearch and education. Some travel expenses will bereimbursed and students will receive a stipend of $3,500for internship (plus $1,500 housing allowance).

Eligibility: Rising juniors and seniors who are U.S.citizens with 3.0 average or better and havedemonstrated participation in a wide range of campusactivities are welcome to apply.


Contact: Robert T. Wallace Research Internshipc/o Research DivisionCalifornia Academy of SciencesGolden Gate ParkSan Francisco, CA 94118

Phone: (415) 750-7277Email: [email protected]: http://www.calacademy.org/research/internship/robert_wallace_internship.html

California Academy of Sciences

San Francisco, CA

Description: Summer Systematics Institute matchesseven undergraduate students with Academy scientiststo conduct research as well as participate in tours,seminars and lectures related to biodiversity,evolutionary biology and global change. A $3,500stipend will be awarded, plus $1500 housing allowanceand up to $450 for travel costs.

Eligibility: Open to US citizens who are currentlyenrolled undergraduates (graduating seniors are noteligible) and have a background in natural science.


Contact: Summer Systematics InstituteResearch DivisionCalifornia Academy of SciencesGolden Gate ParkSan Francisco, CA 94118

Phone: (415) 750-7277Email: [email protected]:http://www.calacademy.org/research/internship/ssi/

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Case Western Reserve University

Cleveland, OH

Description: Summer Program UndergraduateResearch (SPUR) is designed to offer an intensiveresearch experience for college students planning on a

research career in the biological sciences. The programincludes a weekly seminar series, extracurricular eventsand culminates with the preparation and presentation ofa research poster. Students are provided with a $2600stipend. Campus housing is available and limitedassistance may be available for housing.


Contact: Julia BrownDepartment of BiologyCase Western University10900 Eulcid Ave.Cleveland, OH 44106-7080

Phone: (216) 368-3556Email: [email protected]: http://www.cwru.edu/artsci/biol/hhmi/spur.html

Case Western Reserve University

Cleveland, OH

Description: Summer Undergraduate ResearchProgram in the Department of Physiology andBiophysics willenable students to carry out a researchproject under the guidance of a faculty member, attenddepartmental seminars, meet weekly with members ofthe faculty of the biomedical science departments, and

present their research results at the end of the summer.

Eligibility: Program is offered to a limited number ofadvanced undergraduates (usually juniors, sometimesadvanced sophomores are granted exception) whowould like the opportunity to gain hands-on experiencein a scientific environment and explore the possibility ofa biomedical research career. Science majors preferred.

Duration: 8-10 weeksDeadline: Variable but can be as early as Jan 15. Mostdecisions are made by March 1.

Contact: Coordinator, Educational ProgramsDepartment of Physiology and Biophysics,

School of MedicineCase Western Reserve UniversityCleveland, Ohio 44106-4970

Phone: (216)-368-2084

Email: [email protected]: http://physiology.cwru.edu/surp.html

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Atlanta, GA

Description: CDC Student Research Participationoffers students opportunities to participate in research oninfectious diseases, environmental health, epidemiology,

and occupational health at 6 centers in Atlanta andelsewhere. The participation is flexible depending onparticular situations, full time or part time form onemonth to one year. The stipends vary according toqualifications, in the $200-$500 per month range.

Duration: VariableDeadline: Year round, except for Division of PreventionResearch and Analytic Methods (contact for deadline).

Contact: Mona CarrascoProgram SpecialistOak Ridge Institute for Science & Educ.PO Box 117Oak Ridge, TN 37831-0117

Phone: (865) 576-3383Email: [email protected]: http://www.orau.gov/orise/edu/CDC/gi-gugRP.htm

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Description: The Summer Undergraduate ResearchProgram provides students instruction in the techniquesof molecular biology. Approximately 20 students fromaround the work are accepted to the program eachsummer. Students work with senior Laboratory staffmembers on independent research projects in thementors field of expertise, specifically in areas of cancerbiology, neurobiology, plant biology, cell biology,genetics, molecular and structural biology orcomputational biology.

Eligibility: Preference is given to students entering theirsophomore or junior year in college. Selection is notbased on high grades but rather the program is lookingfor students who can demonstrate through practicalexperience, a strong enthusiasm for biological sciencesand scholarly research.

Duration: 10 weeks

Deadline: February 1

Contact: Undergraduate Research ProgramWatson School of Biological SciencesCold Spring Harbor LaboratoryOne Bungtown RoadCold Spring Harbor, NY 11724

Phone: (516) 367-8460Email: [email protected]: http://www.cshl.org/URP/

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Columbia College Department of Biology

New York, NY

Description: Summer Undergraduate ResearchProgram (SURF) is for Columbia undergraduates only!!SURF allows students to work in a laboratory within the

Biology department on main campus or in a lab at theHealth Sciences campus. This is a full-time experienceand includes a research seminar where SURF studentsget together to present their own research. Theexperience culminates with a symposium and posterpresentation held at the beginning of the next springsemester. Participants receive a stipend of $3000.


Contact: Dr. Judith GibberDepartment of Biological SciencesColumbia University1212 Amsterdam Ave MC2454

New York, NY 10027


[email protected]: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/biology/ug/surf/

Columbia University Graduate School of Artsand Sciences

New York, NY

Description: Each student will conduct graduate-levelresearch under the supervision of a Columbia Universityfaculty mentor. Students will develop a discipline-appropriate summer research agenda in collaborationwith their faculty mentor. Many will develop a project outof on-going research, working in collaboration withfaculty and graduate students. Others will design anindependent study project for which their faculty mentorwill provide supervision. All students are required topresent their work at a scholarly symposium. In additionto conducting research in their chosen field, students willmeet as a group for a seminar series.Eligibility: Traditionally underrepresented groups,specifically, but not limited to, African American, PuertoRican, Mexican American, and Native Americans, areencouraged to apply.

Duration: 8 weeksDeadline: Applications available in January; Deadline tobe determined.

Contact: Office of Minority Affairs109A Low Memorial LibraryNew York, NY 10027

Phone: (212) 854-3791Email: [email protected]: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/gsas/ps/min-affairs/pages/wel/sec/summer-research.html

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Committee on Institutional Cooperation

Midwestern States

Description: Summer Research Opportunities Programis a program designed to interest talented undergraduateminority students in academic careers and to enhance

their preparation for graduate study through intensiveresearch experiences with faculty mentors. The programincludes 12 midwestern universities. Students arematched with faculty mentors based on their interests. Astipend of $2500 plus up to $1100 is provided towardroom, board and travel.

Duration: 8-10 weeksDeadline: January 31

Contact: Anne PriceSROP Application ProcessCommittee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC)1819 South Neil St., Suite DChampaign, IL 61820-7271

Phone: (217) 333-8475Email: [email protected]: http://www.cic.uiuc.edu/programs/SROP/

Cornell University Graduate School

New York, NY

Description: The ACCESS Summer ResearchProgram is designed to awaken and foster an interest inbiomedical research and education. Students will gainhands-on research experience under the guidance of afaculty member. Subsidized housing, travel funds and astipend of $3,300 will be provided.

Eligibility: Open to underrepresented minority collegestudents who have successfully completed theirfreshman, sophomore, or juniors years in college andare interested in earning a PhD degree. Must also be aUS citizen or have permanent visa status. Preference isgiven to students with a gpa of 3.0 or above.


Contact: Francoise Freyre, Assistant DeanJoan and Sanford Weill Graduate School ofMedical Sciences of Cornell UniversityRoom 412445 East 69th StreetNew York, NY 10021

Phone: (212) 746-6120Web:http://biomedsci.cornell.edu/graduate_school/html/14805.cfm

Creighton University

Omaha, NE

Description: The Summer Research Training Programprovides hands-on laboratory research training with anexperienced faculty mentor. The program aims to

introduce students to research related to cardiovascular,pulmonary, and or hematological topics. It provides amonthly stipend of $958, plus housing and travelallowance.

Eligibility: Open to under-represented minorities anddisadvantaged students interested in biomedicalresearch.


Contact: Darlene BrownMinority Affairs for Health SciencesCreighton University

2500 California PlazaOmaha, NE 68178

Phone: (877) 857-2854(402) 280-2981

Email: [email protected]:http://puffin.creighton.edu/diversity/minorityaffairs/summer.htm

Drexel University

Philadelphia, PA

Description: This summer research program isdesigned to facilitate the entry of underrepresentedstudents into graduate programs in the biologicalsciences by providing hands on research experiences,faculty mentors and academic enrichment. Studentsreceive a stipend of $3000, academic instruction,mentoring, field trips and career counseling.

Eligibility: Underrepresented minority college students


Contact: Michele MoralesAcademic CoordinatorDrexel University College of MedicineBiomedical Graduate Studies2900 Queen Lane, Ste 239Philadelphia, PA 19129

E-mail: [email protected]: (215) 991-8571

(866) 624-6633Web: http://www.drexel.edu/med/biograd/surf.asp

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