You are the Focus You are the Focus The deadline to apply for a summer internship is March 22, 2016. Applications are available at BannerResearch. org or Biodesign.asu.edu. Further inquiry may be forwarded to Brian Browne, program director, at [email protected] or Kerri Robinson, program co-director at [email protected]. SUMMER INTERNSHIP FACTS: 8-week Summer Internship (June-July 2016) 35–40 hours per week Five Summer internship tracks: • Basic neurobiology (laboratory) research • Computational medical imaging research • Data analysis and journal submission • Clinical geriatric social work • Applied psychological/epidemiological research Students will perform work at one of four research institutes: • Banner Sun Health Research Institute • Biodesign Institute – ASU • Banner Alzheimer’s Institute • Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center Other benefits: • Professional development opportunities • Laboratory/safety training • Paid internship ($125 per week upon successful completion of program) • Hands-on training • Concluding symposium with Institutional leaders to showcase work • Intern collaboration and weekly training meetings Internship Application: Applications will be accepted from January 11 – March 22, 2016; selected candidates will participate in interview process before internships are awarded. Apply at www.bannerresearch.org or biodesign.asu.edu. For more information, please call 623.832.5328 or 480.727.7577 or visit: www.BannerResearch.org or Biodesign.asu.edu The summer internship program provides interns the opportunity to work in a cutting-edge scientific and medical research environment. Banner Research/ ASU-Biodesign Summer Internship Program Banner Research/ASU-Biodesign Summer Internship Program Banner Research/ASU-Biodesign Summer Internship Details
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You are the Focus
You are the Focus
The deadline to apply for a summer internship is March 22, 2016. Applications are available at BannerResearch.org or Biodesign.asu.edu. Further inquiry may be forwarded to Brian Browne, program director, at [email protected] or Kerri Robinson, program co-director at [email protected].
SUMMER INTERNSHIP FACTS:
8-week Summer Internship (June-July 2016) 35–40 hours per week
Five Summer internship tracks: • Basic neurobiology (laboratory) research• Computational medical imaging research• Data analysis and journal submission• Clinical geriatric social work• Applied psychological/epidemiological research
Students will perform work at one of four research institutes: • Banner Sun Health Research Institute • Biodesign Institute – ASU• Banner Alzheimer’s Institute• Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center
Other benefits:• Professional development opportunities• Laboratory/safety training • Paid internship ($125 per week upon
successful completion of program) • Hands-on training• Concluding symposium with Institutional
leaders to showcase work• Intern collaboration and weekly
training meetings
Internship Application:Applications will be accepted from January 11 – March 22, 2016; selected candidates will participate in interview process before internships are awarded. Apply at www.bannerresearch.org or biodesign.asu.edu.
For more information, please call 623.832.5328 or 480.727.7577 or visit: www.BannerResearch.org or
Biodesign.asu.edu
The summer internship program provides interns the opportunity to work in a cutting-edge scientific and medical research environment.
Banner Research/ ASU-Biodesign Summer Internship Program
Banner Research/ASU-Biodesign Summer Internship Program
Banner Research/ASU-Biodesign
Summer Internship Details
Participants will help researchers unlock medical and scientific mysteries in the areas of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative diseases.
The goal of this program is to inspire students – not only to embrace science and/or medicine as a career choice, but to provide encouragement to continue scientific studies throughout their academic careers. Interns come from diverse backgrounds from local high schools to colleges around the country, such as Stanford University and Yale University.
Some student intern experiences provide hands-on instruction in basic scientific techniques, which may include solution preparation, pipetting, microscopy, centrifugation, and cell culture. While other experiences will include clinical social work, public health, psychology and epidemiology. We encourage a broad range of students with diverse skills and interests to apply.
Applications for the Banner Research / ASU-Biodesign Summer Internship Program
are available now.
Under the founding leadership of Banner Research and in partnership with ASU and the Biodesign Institute, we are pleased to announce the 2016 Summer Internship Program.
You are the Focus
The program was founded in 2003 by Banner Health and is designed to increase high school seniors and college undergraduate students’ interest and literacy in science and research by expanding their learning experiences beyond the traditional classroom. This eight-week paid internship offers top achieving and highly motivated science students the opportunity to work and learn alongside nationally renowned physicians and researchers.
The summer program provides interns the opportunity to work in a cutting-edge scientific and medical research environment showcasing the latest equipment and techniques. Students are exposed to ongoing research projects and participate in well-defined protocols that can be completed during the summer.
Interns will conduct basic and clinical research at one of four locations in the Phoenix, Arizona metropolitan area:
Banner Sun Health Research Institute
Biodesign Institute at ASU’s Tempe campus
Banner Alzheimer’s Institute
Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center
Banner Research/ASU-Biodesign
Summer Internship Program
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