Preprofessional Opportunities

SUNY Downstate - Summer Program in Translational Disparities and Community Engaged Research

Details

Category: Summer
Type: Research
Location: Brooklyn New York
Deadline: Mid March

Contact

Eligibility

Students from backgrounds that are traditionally underrepresented in biomedical research; Enrolled in an accredited undergraduate institution; Preference given to rising Juniors and Seniors; Minimum 3.0 GPA; Two (2) years of science/public health courses completed by the beginning of the program

Description

Are you interested in a unique summer research experience that combines basic science with health disparities and community-based research? The Summer Program in Translational Disparities and Community Engaged Research (SPRINTER) at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is an enriching summer research experience that provides undergraduate students with research experiences in epidemiology, biostatistics, and community-based research.

  • Research methodology skills
  • Hands-on research
  • Discussions on social determinants of health
  • Networking
     opportunities
  • Community engagement and outreach opportunities
  • Training in basic science techniques