Singletary stresses knowing what you want and knowing yourself as major factors in career planning. With a career entrepreneur like Donald Singletary and the multifaceted area of public relations, those are important ideas that will make a difference between taking advantage of a rewarding opportunity or blending in with the furniture. The American Heart Association announces their 2000 student research program. This program is designed to encourage talented undergraduate students from all disciplines to consider a career in biomedical research. Students are assigned to leading research labs in California, Nevada and Utah for a ten-week summer session and will work under the direct supervision of experienced scientists.
Projects range from basic molecular research to direct physiological studies.
The school currently serves approximately 80 students, ages 0-17. Scholarships, fellowships and federally insured loans are available to help alleviate costs. Fellows are selected from a wide variety of backgrounds and majors. Medical, dental and vision benefits are provided as well as the opportunity for loan deferment. Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Public Communications is now accepting applications for its master's level fellowship and internship program for members of under-represented groups .