USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Dornsife Neuroscience Experiential Learning Fellowship

This fellowship provides USC Dornsife Neuroscience undergraduate students with funding to support research specifically in Dornsife College under an eligible faculty supervisor.

Award

$2,000

Deadline

March 13 (annually)

Level

Undergraduate

Status

Usually due March 13 – next cycle expected

Neuroscience

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Application effort
High (recommendation letters, research project, resume)
Who can apply
Undergraduate students, minimum GPA 3.5

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Who is eligible

  • Must be an undergraduate student majoring in Neuroscience at USC Dornsife College
  • Typically graduating seniors (although students at all levels are eligible)
  • Must have an overall cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher
  • Must demonstrate excellence in both coursework and research
  • Expected to conduct research during the awarded academic year of not less than 10 hours per week

What you'll need

  • Resume/CV
  • STARS report
  • Letter of support from PI (Principal Investigator)
  • Research Proposal (1-2 pages): Detail the research that the student will be conducting, and specifically how it relates to the neurosciences
  • Optional: Example of scholarship (paper or poster)

How to apply

  • Prepare all required application documents including your resume/CV, STARS report, letter of support, research proposal, and optional scholarship example.
  • Combine all materials into a single combined PDF file.
  • Submit the application online via the Google Form: https://forms.gle/B6WkCeuv4YfBoBmU8
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Sources & verification

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