This opportunity is curated through the UF TESI Environmental Leaders Network. Opportunities posted through the Network may not be affiliated with the Florida Museum or TESI, but are shared with UF undergraduate students who want to learn more about environmental research, education and outreach, and civic engagement.
Host Organization
James Madison University
Type of position
Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)
*Students will receive a stipend of $600.00/week and a food allowance of $100.00/week for the ten weeks
Position description
The UROCKS (Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Cave and Karst Science) program is a National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) designed to provide opportunities for undergraduate students to engage in independent mentored research projects. These projects will involve one or more aspects of Cave and Karst Science, along with professional development workshops, karst science seminars, and social events. The program is currently funded for three summers (2022-2024), and will host ten students each summer.
Qualifications
- Per NSF regulations, applicants must be U.S. citizens, naturalized citizens, or permanent residents of the United States
- Applicants must be rising sophomore, junior, or senior undergraduate students at the start of the REU. (Eligible students may be enrolled as undergraduates at two or four-year institutions)
- Applicants must be willing to commit for the entire 10-week residential summer program
- Students from underrepresented groups and first-generation college students are highly encouraged to apply
Remote or in-person
In-person
Start Date
May 22, 2023
Duration of the Position
End date: July 28, 2023
Deadline to Apply
January 31, 2023
For questions, contact:
Dr. Angel Garcia at garci4aa@jmu.edu or 540-568-6567