The STEM Trainee Program is not available for Academic Year 2020-21

 


 

The STEM Trainee program is a collaboration between Idaho INBRE and the Idaho STEM Action Center. The program offers research experiences to current Freshmen and Sophomores at Boise State University, Idaho State University, Lewis-Clark State College, and the University of Idaho.

The program:

  • Freshman or Sophomore STEM Majors will be paid to do research in an academic laboratory at Boise State University, Idaho State University, Lewis-Clark State College, or the University of Idaho during the spring semester 2020.
    • Students will earn $15/hour for up to 10 hours/week for a maximum of $2250 for the semester.
    • Mentors will receive $750 for supplies for the semester.
    • Funding comes from the STEM Action Center and will be paid one time in February 2020.
  • Application is by Mentor nomination for students to work in the Mentor’s lab.
  • Nominated students must be Idaho residents who have graduated from an Idaho high school.
  • Students can be funded ONE time by this opportunity
  • Students and Mentors are encourage but not required to attend the Summer INBRE Research Conference in July, 2020. Poster presentations are not required.
  • Selections will be completed by December 2020.

Deadline for applications is November 1, 2019.

The application is available at https://idahoinbre.embark.com/apply/2020stem

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Boise State University

Tracy Yarnell, tracyyarnell@boisestate.edu

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Idaho State University

Dr. Jim Groome, groojame@isu.edu

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Lewis-Clark State College

Dr. Matt Johnston, majohnston@lcsc.edu

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University of Idaho

Linda Liou,
lioul@uidaho.edu

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