March 3, 2014
Ecological genomics undergraduate research internship
Interested in applying cutting edge biomedical techniques to studies about the natural world? Explore the world of ecological genomics.
The K-State Ecological Genomics Institute supports integrative research that seeks to understand the genetic mechanisms underlying adaptive responses of organisms to their environment. Join the lab of one of the K-State Ecological Genomics Institute's faculty mentors and discover the world of research.
Who should apply? Undergraduates with interests in ecology, evolution and genomics and who have at least one semester of research experience.
Student benefits: Excellent support for professional development, $15,000 a year stipend, hands-on research experience, summer housing.
How to apply: Submit an application packet to Anita Cortez, office of undergraduate research, WCL #001, 1800 Claflin Road, Manhattan, KS 66502. The deadline to apply is March 31.
The application packet should include:
- Completed application form
- Official transcript
- Curriculum vitae/resume
- One page essay describing interests in research
- The names of three mentors of available faculty
Questions? Contact Ari Jumpponen at ari@ksu.edu, Michael Herman at mherman@ksu.edu or Anita Cortez at cortez@ksu.edu.