Participants complete a research project under faculty supervision and attend activities relating to ethics in research and science careers. Several SURE participants have been recruited to Emory's graduate programs. CBNuf Undergraduate participants in this program conduct laboratory research with the CBN and faculty members. HPPI This partnership with Booker T. Washington High School assists in the creation of a health and human services academy centered on a community wellness center. The program promotes student participation in the health and science careers by enhancing student achievement, graduation rates and college entry.
Students have the opportunity to shadow health professional and to participate in internships.
Teachers benefit via professional development opportunities such as workshops and internships. Also, involved in this initiative are Emory's School of Public Health, School of Medicine and School of Nursing. Mellon Minority Undergraduate Fellowship Program. Established in 2000, Emory s MMUF Program supports undergraduates who feel called to earn a doctorate, and to teach at the college or university level. The MMUF Program also creates opportunities for undergraduates to undertake research projects with Emory faculty members who function as mentors during the two-year period of this fellowship.