The Summer Student Research Program is open to all science undergraduates with 60 minimum hours of college credit, graduate or medical students in the Indianapolis area. This program pairs students with biomedical researchers for a 12 week period. Research projects will cover a wide variety of areas offering hands-on experience collecting and analyzing data. The Lilly Intern Program is open to all college freshman and sophomores living in central Indiana. This program was designed as a bridge for under-represented minorities interested in biomedical research in a corporate environment.
Stipends are available.
Obtain applications in our office or via email. The student must be from a disadvantaged backgrounds. This four-week program is preparation for DAT success and an opportunity to explore career options. Obtain an application in 101 O'Shag or e-mail Program Coordinator Pattie Katcher . For two or more summers, the student is paired with a mentor, given a stipend, has the opportunity to present research, and gain accelerated acceptance to Mayo medical and graduate schools.