Candidates who accept an internship are expected to work at least 10 full weeks during June to August. After the initial 4 weeks, the intern will meet with an organizer of the program to discuss his or her progress.
Stipends are available to full time undergraduate and medical students.
The proposed research experience cannot be part of the candidate s fulfillment of requirements for a degree. Stipends are restricted to work done in a research facility in the Greater Cleveland area, although the student may be from a college outside the area. Successful applicants for this internship will work under the sponsorship of researchers in diabetes in the Cleveland area. A list of possible sponsoring researchers is available upon request, or applicants can select any qualified researcher willing to sponsor an intern. A researcher may sponsor only one student application for a summer research internship.