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Summer Research Training Program

Summer Research Training Program. an opportunity to participate in virtually all aspects of a research project with the guidance of a faculty research mentor. This includes: reviewing literature helping design a project, if not already done; doing the project;

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Summer Research Training Program

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  1. Summer Research Training Program • an opportunity to participate • in virtually all aspects of a research project with the guidance of a faculty research mentor. • This includes: • reviewing literature • helping design a project, if not already done; • doing the project; • analyzing the results; and • presenting your findings at Student Research Forum

  2. Broad Research Scholarship Areas • Basic and Translational Science Research • Clinical Science Research • 10 Scholarships of $2,000 to $2,500 • Competitive application process

  3. Additional Sources of Support • Individual Faculty • Training Grants • Frontiers; Heartland Clinical and Translational Research • Pharmacology and Toxicology Training Grant • Neurological and Rehabilitation Training Grant

  4. FrontiersHeartland Clinical and Translational Research • Mentor supported Research Experience • $1,000 tuition assistance • Prep for more advanced research opportunity

  5. 8 summer slots available for 2012: pays for stipend, research supplies http://www2.kumc.edu/coa/T32/index.htm Supported by Award Number T32HD057850 from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute Of Child Health & Human Development and the KUMC School of Medicine

  6. For more Information http://www.kumc.edu/som/medsos/opp.html#top Michael J. Werle, Ph.D. Associate Dean for Graduate Studies mwerle@kumc.edu (913) 588-7491

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