Teaching & Learning

Summer Research: USU Uintah Basin Students Have Hands-On Training to Be Scientists

By Taylor Emerson |

Video by Taylor Emerson, Digital Journalist, University Marketing & Communications

At USU Uintah Basin, students have the opportunity to work in the laboratory of a faculty member for an eight-week, paid summer internship. During that time students have the opportunity to get involved in research and make hands-on discoveries. They also get to meet senior scientists from across the state of Utah to learn what scientists do and how to become a scientist.

Students get choose a mentor within the College of Science or Quinney College of Natural Resources for a summer project and are paid to work in their mentor's lab. They design a summer project with their mentor and the program culminates when students present their work to the USU Uintah Basin research community. For more information about degrees and programs available visit https://www.usu.edu/biology/ or https://qcnr.usu.edu/wild/

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Taylor Emerson
Digital Journalist
University Marketing and Communications
(435) 797-2262
Taylor.Emerson@usu.edu

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Dana Rhoades
University Marketing and Communications
435-722-1788
dana.rhoades@usu.edu



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