Summer Fellows
Over the summer months, you can work or you can be a Summer Fellow. It’s a no-brainer!
The Summer Fellows program at Ursinus allows you as a sophomore or junior to pursue an independent scholarly project under the close tutelage of a faculty mentor, when both you and the professor have more time to devote exclusively to research.
You will do eight weeks of research full-time and receive a $2500 stipend and a room on campus.
Your faculty mentor will help shape and direct your project, and weekly common hour meetings are scheduled to bring all Summer Fellows and mentors together as an intellectual community. All fellows present their research during the last week of the program, and many fellows present at Family Day, Homecoming and at professional conferences off campus.
Summer Fellows and mentors can view more information by visiting the Summer Fellows page of our college’s website.
Meet Our Students
Neuroscience Summer Fellows Research July 2018
Aliyah Clark and Maria Daly's research Long-term Effects of Concussions
Aliyah Stephens's research The Potential Colocalization of Slitrk2 and PSD-95 at Neuronal Synapses
Connor Loomis' research Mapping the interaction between the synaptic adhesion protein Slitrk2 and PSD-95 via a yeast-two hybrid assay
Avery Sicher's research Number of E12.5-born, BrdU-labeled cells in the medical ganglionic eminence is unaffected by prenatal alcohol
Rahsaan Sailes (FUTURE Student) assisting Avery Sicher with research project.
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