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Obtain Summer Research Experience with UNT HSC 


Are you interested in obtaining research experience before the end of your undergraduate career? The University of North Texas Health Science Center invites you to apply to one of three upcoming summer research programs. You will engage in an immersive research experience, obtain research skills, and present your work. The deadline to apply is March 21, 2022 

These summer research internships are at the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Fort Worth, Texas. Each program runs for 10 weeks, starting on May 10, 2022 – July 15, 2022. Click the links below to learn about each program, the requirements, available support for living accommodations support, and to apply. 

Summer Multicultural Advances Research Training (SMART) 

Developing Undergraduate Researchers-Matter (DURA-M) 

Summer Scholars in Cancer Research (SSCR) 

 

Contact info 

Pat Baker, Senior Administrative Coordinator SMART & DURA-M Programs Phone: (817) 735-0642
Pat.Baker@unthsc.edu

Roda Cotanay, Senior Administrative Coordinator SSCR (CPRIT) Program Phone: (817) 735-7957
Roda.Cotanay@unthsc.edu


 

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