[FUN_Mail] IDEAS in Neuroscience - Postbaccalaureate Research Opportunity @ U of Utah

[Sean Flynn]

The University of Utah is actively recruiting individuals interested in
applying for a NIH/NINDS funded, neuroscience focused, research intensive
postbaccalaureate program. This 2-year program will include a holistic,
culturally competent mentored experience, independent research,
professional development, and innovative, inclusive mentoring providing
career-long scientific, personal, and cultural support.



Building on institutional momentum and infrastructure at the University of
Utah that is dedicated to supporting STEM equity, diversity and inclusion,
IDEAS in Neuroscience will support the intellectual, professional, and
scientific development of trainees from underrepresented backgrounds so
they can flourish and continue on the path to a career in biomedical
science.



*Key activities include:*

   - Graduate Coursework
   - Community Building
   - Mentored Independent Research
   - Professional Development
   - Graduate Program Application Prep



*Compensation:*

   - $35,000/year for 2 years plus health insurance
   - Annual travel allowance to attend a scientific conference.



*Requirements:*

   - A passion for neuroscience; prior lab experience not required.
   - BA or BS in a STEM field, awarded by June 2023 from an institution
   with limited/no access to research programs.
   - Interest in pursuing a research-based PhD.
   - Letters of recommendation and application package.



*Applications are open, and close March 23, 2023. *



Students can apply via our website:

https://pharmacy.utah.edu/pharmtox/research-programs/ideas



Please direct any inquiries to IDEAS-neuroscience at pharm.utah.edu


*Sean Flynn, PhD *(he/him/his)

Director. Training Programs

Email: sean.flynn at hsc.utah.edu

*Senior Vice President of Health Sciences Research Unit*

L.S. Skaggs Hall, Room 266
Salt Lake City UT 84112

*I acknowledge that I live, work, recreate, and learn on ancestral land
that belongs to the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute, and Ute peoples. **Learn
more here.*
<https://attheu.utah.edu/facultystaff/indigenous-land-acknowledgement/>
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   The University of Utah is actively recruiting individuals interested in
   applying for a NIH/NINDS funded, neuroscience focused, research
   intensive postbaccalaureate program. This 2-year program will include a
   holistic, culturally competent mentored experience, independent
   research, professional development, and innovative, inclusive mentoring
   providing career-long scientific, personal, and cultural support.


   Building on institutional momentum and infrastructure at the University
   of Utah that is dedicated to supporting STEM equity, diversity and
   inclusion, IDEAS in Neuroscience will support the intellectual,
   professional, and scientific development of trainees from
   underrepresented backgrounds so they can flourish and continue on the
   path to a career in biomedical science.


   Key activities include:
     * Graduate Coursework
     * Community Building
     * Mentored Independent Research
     * Professional Development
     * Graduate Program Application Prep


   Compensation:
     * $35,000/year for 2 years plus health insurance
     * Annual travel allowance to attend a scientific conference.


   Requirements:
     * A passion for neuroscience; prior lab experience not required.
     * BA or BS in a STEM field, awarded by June 2023 from an institution
       with limited/no access to research programs.
     * Interest in pursuing a research-based PhD.
     * Letters of recommendation and application package.


   Applications are open, and close March 23, 2023.


   Students can apply via our website:

   [1]https://pharmacy.utah.edu/pharmtox/research-programs/ideas


   Please direct any inquiries to [2]IDEAS-neuroscience at pharm.utah.edu

   Sean Flynn, PhD (he/him/his)

   Director. Training Programs

   Email: [3]sean.flynn at hsc.utah.edu

   Senior Vice President of Health Sciences Research Unit

   L.S. Skaggs Hall, Room 266
   Salt Lake City UT 84112

   I acknowledge that I live, work, recreate, and learn on ancestral land
   that belongs to the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute, and Ute
   peoples. [4]Learn more here.

References

   1. https://pharmacy.utah.edu/pharmtox/research-programs/ideas
   2. mailto:IDEAS-neuroscience at pharm.utah.edu
   3. mailto:sean.flynn at hsc.utah.edu
   4. https://attheu.utah.edu/facultystaff/indigenous-land-acknowledgement/