A written report or paper placing the internship in a broader academic context is due to the Biomedical Ethics Advisory Committee at the end of the academic term following the internship, unless a prior extension has been granted. Each selected intern will receive a stipend for eight to ten weeks of full time work on the proposed project.
Limited funds are also available on request for expenses related to the project.
Students interested in applying for the internship should obtain an application form from Mr. Boardman or Mr. Finkler, complete the application, and have a letter of support sent from the prospective project advisor to one of the aforementioned faculty members. Such a letter should indicate the type of supervisory support to be provided towards the project as well as the importance of the project. Applications are due Friday, April 6th to Mr. Boardman or Mr. Finkler. The applications will be reviewed by the Biomedical Ethics Advisory Committee. Interviews may be scheduled to determine the internship recipients.