The program brings 10 students each year to MSU for summer research. Housing and most meals are provided. Students participating in the program spend the summer working on independent research projects in the labs of their assigned faculty mentors. Safety training and laboratory orientation is provided on the first day of the program, and a series of instrumentation workshops and a faculty-led seminar series are held weekly.
Students also participate in a number of social events.
Warner will be working with Dr. Patrik Callis of the department of chemistry and biochemistry on research for a detailed quantum mechanical understanding of excited states of aromatic molecules. Warner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Warner of Huntingdon.