Students selected for paid summer internships

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Apr 25, 2013

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Several �۲ʿ�� students, majoring in either biology or biotechnology, will spend this summer doing paid internships in area research labs. Bobby Daugherty, Minji Sohn, Mang Chang, Heba Hammami and Hunter Bearden will earn $5,000 each for completing internships through the Oklahoma IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (OK-INBRE). Jeremy Sabo, Andrew Brown and Mylissa Stover will earn $1,000 for completing internships through Tulsa Area Bioscience Education & Research Consortium (TABERC).

These awards allow the students to experience authentic research as well as learn the activities that occur in area research bioscience labs.

(Front row: Professor Dusti Sloan, Jeremy Sabo, Bobby Daugherty, Minji Sohn, Mang Chang, Andrew Brown; Back row: Professor Bill Briscoe, Heba Hammami, Mylissa Stover, Professor Diana Spencer, Hunter Bearden)

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