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Awards and Scholarships
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has for many years provided undergraduate students
with the opportunity to do research on campus during the summer. Besides doing research,
participants attend seminars dealing with standardized test taking (e.g., GRE), the graduate
school application process, graduate school life, applying for fellowships and financial aid,
and other program-specific workshops. In addition, there are several special social events
for the approximately 100 summer interns who will be on campus.
Eligibility
This program is restricted to minority populations. U.S. citizenship, or permanent
residence is required. However, you need not be a UW-Madison student to
participate.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Travel, housing, food allowance, health insurance, plus a minimum $2500 stipend
are provided.
Psychology Research Experience Program (PREP)
The Psychology Department, one of the top programs
in the country, offers research experience for minority undergraduates. Opportunities
are available to work with a faculty mentor and other research staff. There
are projects in all major areas of psychology: biological, clinical, cognitive,
developmental and social. Students present oral and written reports at
summer's end.
Applicatoin Deadline: March 1st (subject to change)
Program Dates June 14-August 8 (subject to change)
For More Information
Arlene Davenport, Program Director
428 Brogden Hall
1202 West Johnson Street
Madison, WI 53706
Phone: 608-262-2077
Email: ardaven@macc.wisc.edu
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