Opportunities for Summer 2004 will be listed below. These will be listed in the order they were received. Newest at the end of the list. The flyers will be on file in the department office.

• University of Notre Dame Environmental Research Center - deadline December 1, 2003
• University of Iowa - Check the brochure in the file box on top of the cabinet in Hulings 303 for deadline information. Multiple programs in bioscience.
• University of Michigan - There a few opportunities. A list is posted on the bulletin board on 2nd Hulings. Deadline is February 28 for undergraduate opportunities. Department of Pharmacology Deadline March 31, 2003
• University of Pittsburgh - deadline is March 1, 2004
• University of Nebraska Medical Center. Deadlines are set by each department
  Summer undergraduate research opportunities available in the Biosciences: Anatomy and Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Genetics, Immunology, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Neuroscience, Pharmacology, Physiology & Biophysics. Visit www.medicine.uiowa.edu/biosciences or contact Jodi Graff at biosciences@uiowa.edu for more info.
• Plant Genome Research Program (PGRP) at Cornell University and the Boyce Thompson Institute. The PGRP summer internships (http://outreach pgrp.cornell.edu) at Cornell and Boyce Thompson are 8-10 weeks in length in one of 16 participating labs currently doing plant genome research.
• Texas A & M University, Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics - Deadline is February 15, 2004
• Gundersen Lutheran Medical Foundation - information is in the summer program file in Hulings 303 - deadline is February 13. Email dlbrostr@gundluth.org with any questions.
• University of Minnesota Life Sciences Summer Undergraduate Program. Deadline February 13, 2004
• Marquette University. Deadline January 30, 2004
• Wadsworth Center-New York State Department of Health in Albany, New York. Deadline is February 1, 2004
• University of Iowa. Program in Microbiology. Deadline is February 16, 2004
• Cornell University and the Boyce Thompson Institute. 16 participating PGRP labs. Deadline is February 1, 2004
• The University of Texas. Information and applications can be obtained from: Ms. Jimmie Pope, 713-500-5334 or jimmie.L.Pope@uth.tmc.edu. Flyers are in the summer opportunities file in Hulings 303.
• Colorado State University. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Deadline is February 2, 2004
• Oregon Health and Science University. Deadline February 1, 2004
• Mote Marine Laboratory Deadline March 15, 2004
• Mayo Clinic - to apply online click here. To check out the research you can do with Mayo Graduate School faculty visit this web site.
• National Museum of Natural History Research Training Program. Deadline February 1, 2004
• 2004 UNCF/Mellon Summer Internship Program for Ecology Research. Location sites and their website addresses are: Friday Harbor LabsThe University of Minnesota, St. PaulInstitute of Ecosystem StudiesHarvard Forest Check each website for deadlines or check the box in the office
• Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation - Deadline January 30, 2004
• Princeton University Summer Undergraduate Research Program - Deadline February 6
• Hope College - Deadline February 6
• Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, The University of Texas - Deadline February 9
• Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory�
• Gundersen Lutheran Medical Foundation - Deadline February 13
• Harvard Forest, Harvard University - Deadline March 1
• Shannon Point Marine Center, Western Washington University - Deadline February 15
• Grice Marine Laboratory, College of Charleston Exploring Physiology, Cell and Molecular Biolog of Marine Organisms. - Deadline March 3, 2004
• Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Watson School of Biological Sciences
• Cedar Creek Natural History Area of the U of MN. Research Interns. Deadline March 1, 2004
• NNIN REU Program. Research opportunities will be available at Cornell University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Harvard, Howard U, The Pennsylvania State U, U of MN and others. - Deadline February 28, 2004
• Nebraska Medical Center - Deadline February 10, 2004
• University of Wisconsin (choose summer research Programs in Biological Sciences) - Deadline March 1, 2004
• Iowa State University - Molecular Biotechnology and Genomics. Deadline March 1, 2004
• Montana State University - Bozeman. Center for Biofilm Engineering - Deadline March 5
• University of Notre Dame - REU program. Deadline February 15.
• Mountain Lake Biological Station - University of Virginia - Deadline March 1.
• Symbiosis Summer Program - University of Wisconsin - Deadline March 1
• ASPET Summer Research Summer Program in Pharmacology - Nebraska Medical Center
• REU at Center for Great Lakes Studies at UWM - Deadline is March 5. Follow the REU links.
• University of Nebraska - Sand Hill Biocomplexity Project. Deadline is Feb. 5.
• Loyola University - Discover Pharmacology Deadline March 12, 2004
• Flathead Lake Biological Station. The University of Montana
• The Institute of Ecosystem Studies - Deadline February 4
• REU - Forest/Meadow Dynamics at HJ Andrews Experimental Forest - Deadline March 1
• University of Kansas, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology - Deadline March 1
• Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences - Deadline April 2004
• Maryland Sea Grant - Deadline February 17
• University of Colorado at Boulder -
• REU in Marine Biology in Alaska - Deadline March 1
• University of Oklahoma. Click on the "REU 2004" button under Undergraduate Programs
• Astrobiology Summer Program at Penn State University A ten-week research experience for undergraduates June 6-Aug. 13, 2004
• Research Experience for Undergraduates in Rapid Prototyping - Milwaukee School of Engineering, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin is seeking college students to participate in an innovative rapid prototyping research program that will focus on rapid prototyping applications in the biomedical, biomolecular, aerospace, architectural, manufacturing and electronics industries. To be considered, students must: have completed their sophomore or junior year (graduating seniors are not eligible) of an engineering , pre-engineering or science-based curriculum; be enrolled in a university as an undergraduate student for the fall term; and be a full-time student with a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or greater. For more information, contact: Ann Bloor, director of research administration Milwaukee School of Engineering 1025 N. Broadway, Milwaukee, WI 53202-3109 (414) 277-7237, Fax (414) 277-7470, bloor@msoe.edu - Deadline Feb. 20

• Research Experience in Pathology, University of Alabama
• University of Cincinnati - research opportunities in a variety of cell and molecular areas
• Fordham University - Live at Field station (free)
• Summer undergraduate research opportunities in plant ecology are available in the laboratory of Dr. David Eissenstat at the Pennsylvania State University. Research projects vary from plant water relations to investigations of root form and function. Students will have the opportunity to conduct independent research while contributing to the larger research goals of the projects. We are offering a stipend to cover travel and living expenses. Additionally, there is an opportunity for international travel. Interested students should send a cover letter, resume, and three letters of reference to: Tom Adams Department of Horticulture Pennsylvania State University 107 Tyson Bldg. University Park, PA 16802 * Underrepresented and minority students are encouraged to apply
• Internship at Carleton College Gain experience working on an agroecology research project at Carleton College. The project focuses on field trials evaluating organic tactics for management of diseases, insect pests, and weeds of vegetables. In addition there will be work examining the behavior of cucumber beetles, the major pest of muskmelons. Experiments will be conducted at Big Woods Farm, an organic vegetable farm operated by Carleton professor David Hougen-Eitzman. Interns participate in planting, weeding, scouting, downloading weather instruments, rating pest damage, and harvesting. They will assist with data collection for other experiments. Also, interns can incorporate an independent research project in their experience if desired. Needed:Valid driver's license and access to a car. Carleton students who have completed freshman, sophomore, or junior years are eligible. Internship at Iowa State Univeristy Gain experience in working on a diverse array of agroecology research projects atIowa State University during summer 2004. The projects focus on field trials evaluating organic, sustainable, and minimal-pesticide tactics for management of diseases, insect pests, and weeds of muskmelons and apples. Both replicated experiments at university farms and cooperative trials on the farms of commercial fruit and vegetable growers are included. Interns participate in planting, weeding, scouting, downloading weather instruments, rating pest damage, and harvesting. They can also take part in weekly meetings with plant pathology researchers and graduate students that emphasize sharpening scientific writing and experimental design skills. In addition, interns can incorporate an independent research project in their experience if desired. A Carleton biology major who interned in the program several years ago developed a first-authored manuscript that was published in a refereed research journal. Needed:Valid driver's license. Carleton students who have completed freshman, sophomore, or junior years are eligible. Work period extends from after graduation until early to mid-September.
• Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole in Molecular Evolution - review will begin immediately until a suitable candidate is indentified
• Sevilleta LTER in Central Mexico has two REU opportunities. Contact Jennifer Johnson at: jjohnson@sevilleta.unm.edu
• DFG Research Center for Ocean Margins - Deadline April 15th.
• Archbold Biological Station located in South central Florida