Independent research in University of Arizona laboratories

Each intern is given a component of the work of the laboratory that they can complete in six weeks. Read More

Training week leads to discoveries

In week one, students learn lab techniques, practice reading scientific literature, communicate about science, and learn soft business skills. Interns also and hear about cutting edge research at the University of Arizona and learn about careers in science. This training runs 8:00 am to 5:00 pm,... Read More

Working with investigators on aspects of their research

Although this is a big time commitment on behalf the student, and the parents as well, past experience has shown that the benefits of the program go far beyond the time invested. Read More

Explaining research results with a poster

At the end of the seventh week, interns present their research findings at a poster session to friends, family, the academic community, and the public. Read More

KEYS High School Summer Internship Program

The KEYS Program is seeking KEYS alumni who are interested in being part of the KEYS Crew for 2012.

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Keep Engaging Youth in Science (KEYS) provides highly achieving Arizona high school students from diverse backgrounds the opportunity to participate in a greatly rewarding internship experience that shapes their lives forever. In 2012 the program runs from May 29 to July 13.

KEYS interns enroll, with no tuition costs, in the University of Arizona during their summer break for a week of intensive laboratory and science literacy training, followed by six weeks in the laboratory of a renowned UA researcher. Click here for a more detailed description of the internship.

The program concludes with the KEYS Research Showcase, where students present their results to their families, UA scientists and program sponsors. Previous KEYS interns report that the program has changed their lives and taught them that they are capable of making important contributions to science.

If you are a KEYS alumnus, please email Marti Lindsey, lindsey@pharmacy.arizona.edu, or Brooke Moreno, bbmoreno@email.arizona.edu, and tell us your story.

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