Frequently Asked Questions
- When does RTP start?
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Most of our trainees participate in the program during the summer months. In general, undergraduates start summer research in May and high school students begin in June. We make every effort to contact our undergrad trainees by mid-April for the upcoming summer to let them know if we have been able to pair them with a mentor, and high school students in mid-May. High school and undergraduate students can also participate in research training throughout the year.
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What days of the week will I be in training?
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Specific structures (start date/end date, days per week, hours per week) will vary according to the trainee’s individual learning agreement with their mentor.
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What is the duration of the program?
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Most trainees participate in summer training for around 10-12 weeks. However, some local students can also participate in research throughout the academic year.
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How are students matched with labs?
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The program is running at a limited capacity. We are not currently matching students with faculty mentors or accepting new high school student applications.
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What types of research opportunities are available?
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We provide research training opportunities in a wide variety of biomedical sciences.
The trainee will have daily direct mentoring and supervision by a faculty member and/or a staff member in his/her lab.
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What are the requirements for participation?
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Students must be age 16 or older, in good standing at their academic institution, and excited to learn about research.
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When will I hear if I've been matched with a mentor?
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The program is running at a limited capacity. We are not currently matching students with faculty mentors or accepting new high school student applications.
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How do I apply for the RTP?
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HS RTP is running at a limited capacity, and not matching students seeking new faculty mentors.