Ole Miss Nanoengineering Summer REU Program
Posted: November 29, 2023
Start: Summer 2024
Location: Ole Miss
Welcome to the Ole Miss Nanoengineering Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program! We are a research program based in the School of Engineering at the University of Mississippi. Our goals are to:
- Provide interdisciplinary research training through hands-on participation in state-of-the-art research experiences with interactive faculty mentorship.
- Stimulate participants’ advanced STEM degree aspirations through seminars, workshops, and training events.
- Promote participants’ identity as scientists through social activities (involving peers and mentors), participation in research presentations, and community engagement.
- Broaden participation in STEM by providing seminal, transformative experiences to undergraduate students of diverse backgrounds with regards to race, sexuality, gender, socioeconomic status, and place of origin.
Program Overview
- 10-week summer program at the University of Mississippi
- Undertake research and attend specialist seminars
- Enrich your knowledge of nanoengineering
- Present your findings to peers and academic community
- Gain skills for graduate school
- Mentor middle and high school students in STEM
- Experience historic Oxford, MS
Eligibility
- be a STEM major (engineering is not required!),
- have an interest in learning more about research as a career,
- be a rising sophomore through rising senior as of summer 2024, and
- have a complete application package
Application Materials
- Your resume or CV
- A copy of your transcript (official or unofficial)
- A statement of research motivation
- Two letters of recommendation
Support
- $6,000 stipend
- On-Campus Housing
- Food and Travel Allowances
Key Dates
The application deadline is March 4, 2024 at 5 PM Central Standard Time.
Apply at https://nanoreu.olemiss.edu/application/
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