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Henry Cheng from Hawaii SRAP 2005
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The Summer Research Apprentice Program
(SRAP) is an intensive, seven week, paid summer research program held at
the University of Wyoming.
Students that have completed their sophomore year of high school by the
time the summer program starts, and/or those that are current high
school juniors and seniors are eligible.
SRAP was designed in 1985 to provide
minorities, first-generation college bound, and female students the
opportunity to gain first hand experience in science, mathematics,
engineering, and other related science research. SRAP is funded by
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Participants are chosen primarily, though not
exclusively, from the Rocky Mountain region (including Nebraska and
the Dakotas) to attend the program each summer. According to
interest, participants are paired with a University of Wyoming
professor and spend their days in the laboratory performing various
research experiments.
Research areas of interest include, but are not limited to
Chemistry, Energy Research, Ecology, Botany, Molecular Biology,
Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering, Nursing, and Psychology.
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Applications:
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SRAP 2008 Application: *Note the application process
for SRAP 2008 is complete. Applications for SRAP 2009 will be
available no later than October 1, 2008.*
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SRAP 2008 Letter of
Recommendation Form: This form is to be used to ensure that
all letters of recommendation for SRAP applications include the same
information.
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Forms:
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SRAP Survey: All
previous SRAPers are asked to fill out this survey to ensure
accurate and adequate information for our demographics and database.
Please print and mail or email to return via contact information
below.
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Travel
Permission Form: This form is to be used by the
parents/legal guardians of students in SRAP for all non-SRAP travel
during the program.
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SRAP 2006 Photo Gallery
and Calendar:
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| For More information please contact Malinda Nichols
Daniel, SRAP Project Coordinator
mndaniel@uwyo.edu or (307) 766-6059 |