High School Summer Research Program   

High School Summer Research Program Video length: 09:22

Summer Research Internship for African American and Latino Public High School Students

Program Dates
July 7 - August 11, 2008
Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(SAT prep and college counseling will be held on select Saturdays)

Program Highlights

• All work will be based in the laboratory - not in the hospital.
• Students will gain important insight into "bench" research. 
• Daily transportation is provided.
• Lunch is provided.
• Interns receive a $1,000 stipend (upon completion of the program)
• Interns are expected to participate in the program's SAT prep, college and financial aid counseling sessions (provided at no cost, to ensure that students matriculate to college as the next step in their careers).

Applicant Requirements
The Saban Research Institute is committed to ensuring that motivated and qualified African American and Latino students are selected to participate.  Public high school students must be:

• matriculated raising seniors (incoming 12th grade)
• have good academic standing
• have an interest in science or medicine
• be committed to the rigors of the program
• from an eligible high school

Application Information
The deadline for applying for the 2008 program has already passed. 
We will update this page with our 2009 deadline. 
Before being officially selected, you will be asked to provide a resume and official school transcript.  
Applicants should have already determined:

• in which of the Institute's research programs they prefer to work
• with which specific investigator they prefer to work

Questions
Contact Linda Antonioli, Community Liaison
(818) 642-9838