Students interested in enhancing their research experience and becoming part of a scientific community has a variety of opportunities in The Endocrine Network for Undergraduate Research & Career Development Opportunities (formerly The Endocrine Society’s Minority Access Program (MAP)).

This program offers undergraduate students (sophomore or junior standing) from underrepresented minority groups training in top-notch endocrine research labs and professional development activities that are designed to nurture the educational and career growth of future scientists.

Students are provided with:

• Summer Research Internships at Endocrine Training Institutions for two consecutive summers
• Research seminars/workshops and GRE preparation courses
• Travel to attend the Society’s Annual Meeting (ENDO) for two consecutive summers
• a long-term e-mentoring program

View: Endocrine Training Institutions and Summer Programs

The Endocrine Network for Undergraduate Research & Career Development Opportunities is funded by a grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) and The Endocrine Society. For more information on The Endocrine Network, please contact Regina Blake at mac@endo-society.org.

The Endocrine Network for Undergraduate Research & Career Development Opportunities Recipients:

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