SEP High School Intern Program Information
- Share your enthusiasm for science and research
- Gain experience crafting a short-term research project
- Think about how to translate your research to non-scientists
- Build the skills to supervise others in science
- Further a project you haven't had time to work on
- Make a difference in the life of a high school student
Consider mentoring a SEP high school intern in your lab this summer!
The Science and Health Education Partnership (SEP) at UCSF is currently seeking mentors for their High School Intern Program. Through this program, rising seniors from San Francisco's public high schools are placed in UCSF laboratories to conduct research over the summer under the guidance of a lab mentor.
If you would like more information about the program, please join SEP for one of two information sessions this Thursday, February 19th. Come meet former mentors and interns and ask questions.
Details are below for Thursday's Meeting
- Parnassus, S-174 from 12pm to 1pm (Lunch provided)
- Mission Bay, Genentech Hall, S-201 from 3pm to 4pm (Refreshments provided)
If you would like to host and/or mentor a student this summer, contact the SEP High School Intern Program Coordinators:
Jean MacCormack, [email protected], 415 476-0338 or Ben Koo, [email protected], 415 502-6689