Summer Research (SRSP) and T35
SRSP
T35
The T35 Summer Research Program for Medical Students is an academically rich and fertile environment at the Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, for 8 academically promising students interested in basic, translational and outcomes research in the NIDDK areas of interest.The summer program allows the T35 trainees to immerse themselves in their research project with their T35 mentors for 8-10 weeks and participate in didactics including: lecture series, weekly group trainee meetings, a full‐day retreat with a NIDDK funded visiting professor and conclude with a poster session at the end of the summer. This is a fantastic opportunity for students who are interested in pursuing research as part of their future clinical career. T35 projects will count as students’ AOSC projects and will provide essential clinician-scientist training for students either accepted into (as M1s) or interested in applying to (as M2/M3s) the RISE program.The program emphasizes the recruitment of students from underrepresented minorities (race, ethnicity, disability, LGBTQ, disadvantaged background) and women, encourages the continuation of research after the T35 summer and will mentor students in a structured format until graduation and beyond, paving a path for the next generation of clinician‐scientists.
For more information visit our website or contact us at T35@northwestern.edu