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With funding from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute the Science for Life Program has a mission "to strengthen and transform undergraduate research and interdisciplinary laboratory education in the life sciences" at the University of Florida and our partner institutions. Administered through the UF Honors Program and Office of the Provost, SFL will enhance early undergraduate research, faculty recognition and opportunities, and transform laboratory teaching in the life sciences.
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Undergraduate Research Award
The HHMI Science For Life Undergraduate Research Award allows talented, motivated, and responsible students at the University of Florida to get a rapid start in research and connect with the most outstanding faculty mentors at UF as early undergraduates. Research projects often continue much for much of the awardee's undergraduate career, and many of the projects undertaken lead to undergraduate co-authored publications within peer-reviewed scientific journals or presentations at national meetings. This award is one of the best ways of enhancing your ability to win other prestigious awards at UF including the Fulbright and Churchill Scholarships. As well, you will be a more appealing candidate to graduate and professional school selection committees as well as employers within private industry. Other benefits include:
In order to apply the the SFL Intramural Research Program, first meet and secure the approval of a UF Faculty Mentor (list not exclusive). With your mentor, develop a short research plan for a project in that professor's laboratory. Any subject involving the life sciences, broadly defined, is welcome. Once you are ready.... Apply Online [new window] Below is the application for the Undergraduate Publication Award. Students awardees who have either co-authored a peer-reviewed scientific journal article or attended a scientific meeting presenting a co-authored poster are eligible to recieve a $500 dollar supplementary award. Once you have submitted the paper for review or returned from the meeting, you may apply below. |
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