Stephenson Cancer Center established the Cancer Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) Program to enable outstanding undergraduate students to work alongside experienced cancer investigators to encourage their interests in and preparation for careers in cancer research and medicine.
The CURE Program offers students a chance to receive intensive hands-on training and experience in active research laboratories over an nine-week summer program. In addition, the scholars will also be a part of a journal club and many other exciting opportunities.
At the conclusion of the program, students participate in a poster presentation to gain experience in organizing, interpreting, and discussing their research results.
View full list of past program participants.
The CURE program is an nine-week program. Students must be able to commit to the entire timeframe. Scholars are selected based on aptitude and interest in science and math, academic standing, personal essay and recommendation letters.
To apply for the CURE program, you must be enrolled in an undergraduate program and have completed between 60 and 100 credit hours.
To apply for the CURE Program, you MUST be:
Deadline to submit applications is Feb. 14, 2022.
Applicants must submit all of the following:
It is preferred that the entire application packet, other than transcripts, be submitted electronically via the online application form. If you prefer to mail the packet, please use the address listed in the contact information. Do not use staples for any mailed or delivered material. Extra materials, such as additional recommendation letters or resumes, will not be accepted.
Learn more about eligibility and applying for the Summer Research Scholars Program.
Stevie Warner, MHR
Program & Initiatives Manager
Education, Training and Career Enhancement Core
Stephenson Cancer Center
stevie-warner@ouhsc.edu
405-271-2537
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