Entry ID: PR-97562
The OSUCCC – James Center for Community Outreach and Engagement (formerly branded the Center for Cancer Health Equity) provides a 10-week summer research internship to third- and fourth-year undergraduate students, headed by cancer research expert Electra Paskett, PhD. Interns participate in a cancer health equities research project (such as the Rural Intervention for Screening Effectiveness study) and receive professional development and career counseling through faculty and resources at the OSUCCC and the Ohio State University College of Public Health.
Eligibility Requirements
- Third- or fourth-year undergraduate student.
- Interest in Cancer Research: Applicants should demonstrate a strong interest in cancer research and health equity.
- Academic Achievement: A competitive GPA and relevant coursework in the chosen field of study are typically required.
- Application Materials: Applicants may need to submit a resume, personal statement or essay, letters of recommendation, and unofficial transcripts.
- Commitment: Participants must commit to full-time research during the 10-week summer program.
For thorough eligibility and selection information, visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.
