2012 summer biomedical research program (sbrp) for undergraduates at Brody School of Medicine
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2012 SUMMER BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH PROGRAM (SBRP) for UNDERGRADUATESat Brody School of MedicineProgram Dates: May 29-July 27 INSTRUCTIONSThe SBRP is an intensive 8 week program that provides students with laboratory experience and an opportunity to participate in career development activities. Students will prepare a curriculum vitae for a mock graduate/medical school interview, receive one-on-one career counseling from Brody School of Medicine (BSOM) faculty and the students will also prepare and present a research poster at the end of the program. Students must commit to being present in the laboratory for a minimum of 40 hours per week (9 AM- 5PM). Each participant will receive a living expenses stipend of $2,400 (before taxes) and housing on the main campus of ECU. All materials within your application packet become the property of the Summer Biomedical Research Program. These materials are held in confidence by the Vice Chairs of Diversity Initiatives (VCDI) and the appointed Admissions Committee. Response to each item MUST BE TYPED. You may use more space than provided, if necessary. It is your responsibility to keep us informed of any changes in your personal status. Applications must be submitted electronically to vandrossr@ecu.edu by March 16, 2012, 5:00 PM. The complete application packet must include the following items for full consideration by the Admissions Committee: _________ Completed Summer Biomedical Research Program Application _________ Undergraduate Transcript (may be scanned and submitted electronically or requested through the BlackBoard site) _________ 2 Letters of Recommendation (may be submitted electronically by the recommender) Notification of admission decisions will be sent by April 27, 2012. To guarantee your appointment, student commitment is required 7 days after notification of acceptance to the program. Upon commitment, a description of BSOM faculty research projects will be mailed to you electronically so that you may rank your laboratory choices. If you have any questions about the application process, please contact Dr. Rukiyah Van Dross-Anderson at vandrossr@ecu.eduPERSONAL INFORMATION Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________
How do you describe yourself? Please check one: ____ Asian American ____ Black / African American ____ Hispanic American/Latino ____ Native American / Alaskan Native _____ White / Caucasian Other:____________________________
____ Female ____Male ACADEMIC INFORMATION Current Status: ____ Freshman ____ Sophomore ____ Junior ____ Senior Grades in Pre-requisite Courses ____ General Biology I ____ General Biology II ____ General Chemistry I ____ General Chemistry II ____ Algebra I ____ English CompositionEDUCATION List below all colleges and universities attended in the following order: (1) principal undergraduate school; (2) all other schools in chronological order. Use a separate sheet if you need more space.
* SS= Summer Session, SP= Summer Program Cumulative Undergraduate GPA: Science GPA: Non-Science GPA: Academic Honors List any academic honors (including honorary societies), awards, special scholarships, or other recognitions you have received since entering high school. Have you ever been suspended, dismissed or placed on probation while in college or university for academic or social reasons? If yes, use a separate sheet to explain. ____ Yes ____ No COMMUNITY SERVICE In chronological order list all of your community service experience since entering high school beginning with the most recent. Give a brief description of your responsibilities and indicate if work was paid.
ESSAY Please explain why you would like to conduct laboratory research and how you think this experience will help you in your career development (200- 250 words). Directory: cs-acad cs-acad -> Assessing Readiness to Offer New Degree Programs cs-acad -> Rubrics for Writing Assessment cs-acad -> Math: Mathematics cs-acad -> Ms in computer science cs-acad -> DR. jack e. Karns cs-acad -> Assessing Readiness to Offer New Degree Programs Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering, 08-05-2013 cs-acad -> University Curriculum Committee Course Proposal Form for Courses Numbered 0001 – 4999 cs-acad -> University Curriculum Committee Course Proposal Form for Courses Numbered 0001 – 4999 Download 26.77 Kb. Share with your friends:
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