Plant Health and Protection Undergraduate Summer Internship
Southern Connecticut State University
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Plant Health and Protection Undergraduate Summer Internship

Southern Connecticut State University

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Posted:
November 2, 2018
Location:
New Haven, Connecticut
Salary:
4000
Type:
Full Time - Internship
Area of Focus:
Applied Plant Biology, Biochemistry, Biotic Interactions, Botany, Cell Biology, Development, Environmental Plant Biology, Genetics, Molecular Biology, Physiology
Required Education:
Some College

Are you considering a career in scientific research? Are you interested in working to help farms, food, forests, or the environment? Southern Connecticut State University is offering a summer internship program for undergraduates interested in conducting scientific research in areas related to agriculture and crop health. 9 weeks of full-time research. Stipend and housing provided. www.planthealthfellows.com

Prerequisites:

2-4 semesters of science classes
Must be 18 years or older
U.S. citizens or permanent residents

NOTES:
10 openings.

Additional Salary Information: Housing provided
About Southern Connecticut State University
Are you considering a career in scientific research? Are you interested in working to help farms, food, forests, or the environment? Southern Connecticut State University is offering a summer internship program for undergraduates interested in conducting scientific research in areas related to agriculture and crop health.
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