Endometriosis Research -- Atlanta-area students

The Atlanta Center for Translational Research in Endometriosis (ACTRE) welcomes applications for its two-year appointments for undergraduate researchers. Eligibility is limited to underrepresented groups, and is open to students attending Atlanta-area institutions due to proximity issues (the program requires 10 hours/week of research during the academic year). Campus housing is available during the summer program portion.


Additional details:

• 2-year mentored research experience
• Commitment of 40 hours/wk for 10 weeks each summer & 10 hours/wk during the academic year to a research project
• Receive training in translational research principles and reproductive science topics, laboratory techniques
• Participate in program seminars, laboratory meetings, journal clubs, safety training, workshops, and discussion groups
• Create a professional development plan
• Shadow specialists in Gynecologic Surgery and Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility who care for women with endometriosis
• Present findings at regional and/or national venues

For more information, visit http://www.msm.edu/ACTREhomepage.aspx