Off Campus Study, Summer Research, and More
Summer research and coursework can be part of a well-rounded education. This list is a sampling summer opportunities for research on and off campus, field courses at research stations, and internships. You can learn about more opportunities by looking at fliers posted in the Biology Department Lounge, LSP373, as well as by speaking to faculty in the Biology Department. To add a link, contact .
Quick Links: Field Biology, Ecology, Env. Studies Molecular & Cell Biology/Biochemistry Neuroscience Marine Biology
2012 Summer Opportunities (here)
Summer Research Experience, Internships, and Field Courses
Field biology, ecology and environmental science
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The Organization of Biological Field Stations gives information on over 200 stations (with programs that may qualify for the Huffnagle Scholarship).
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Some excellent field stations that have summer field study courses include:
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"Research Experience for Undergraduates" (REU) is a program sponsored by the National Science Foundation, with research fellowships at universities and research insitutions across the country.
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At the NSF's REU homepage, you can browse the list of REU sites in all areas of biology (ecology, physiology, development, genetics, cell and molecular biology, etc.), then contact directly the programs or researchers that interest you. Some current examples:
Tropical biology
Field biology
Molecular Biology, Cell Biology and Biochemistry
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"Research Experience for Undergraduates" (REU) is a program sponsored by the National Science Foundation, with research fellowships at universities and research insitutions across the country.
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At the NSF's REU homepage, you can browse the list of REU sites in all areas of biology (ecology, physiology, development, genetics, cell and molecular biology, etc.), then contact directly the programs or researchers that interest you. Some 2007 examples:
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Howard Hughes Undergraduate Research Fellows Program supports research in all areas of biology.
Research internships in medicine, molecular biology, biochemistry, and microbiology:
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General resources:
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Some specific programs:
Neuroscience
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"Research Experience for Undergraduates" (REU) is a program sponsored by the National Science Foundation, with research fellowships at universities and research insitutions across the country.
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At the NSF's REU homepage, you can browse the list of REU sites in all areas of biology (ecology, physiology, development, genetics, cell and molecular biology, etc.), then contact directly the programs or researchers that interest you. Some 2007 examples:
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Research internships in neuroscience:
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General resources:
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Specific programs:
Plant Science
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iPlant collaborative undergraduate research opportunities:
Marine Biology
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Research fellowships and internships in marine science:
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Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA
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Marine Science Research Center, State University of New York at Stony Brook
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College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware
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Virginia Institute of Marine Science
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Friday Harbor Laboratories, University of Washington
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Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, Moss Landing, CA
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Darling Marine Center, University of Maine
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National Aquarium in Baltimore
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Marine Resources Center, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA
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Dauphin Island Sea Lab in Alabama
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University of Georgia Marine Institute
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Field courses in marine science (may qualify for the Huffnagle Scholarship):