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Research
Internships for High School Students at
The University of
Arizona
Welcome
to the University of Arizona Keep Engaging Youth in Science
(KEYS) Research
Internship web site.
For more about KEYS check out what Dan
Sotelo has
to say... Summer 2010
Applications for
summer 2010 will be available beginning in February. Summer 2009
KEYS 2009 photos are at http://www.flickr.com/photos/keysinternship/
Follow KEYS on twitter for updates http://twitter.com/KEYSInternship The internship offers summer internships to motivated high
school students who have a strong interest in pursuing advanced
education or training in the bioscience, biomedical and
environmental health science fields. Students who successfully
complete all aspects of the KEYS program will receive a stipend
of $800.00.
KEYS is a partnership among multiple
programs at The University of Arizona (UA). It
is coordinated by
the BIO5 Institute (BIO5)
and the Southwest
Environmental Health
Sciences Center (SWEHSC)
Twenty-two high school students
were chosen this year out of fifty-eight applicants.
Congratulations to the KEYS Class of 2009. Expectations and Participation
- Attendance: 100% Attendance during the Institute: June 8-June 12. 8:00-5:00 Daily
- No unexcused absences during the internship, June 15-July 17. Interns are expected to be in the lab ~40 hours/week during the internship
- Weekly Continuing Education: Wednesdays
- Create and Present a poster with help from the KEYS staff and crew
- Attend
the Poster Session on July 17 (9:00-11:30am –Mark
your calendars!)
- Receive a Positive evaluation from their mentor
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