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Download the 2008 Mote REU announcement!

Updated: January 31, 2008

The tentative dates for the 2008 Program are from May 26th to August 1st. Please be aware that these dates may be slightly modified, depending on the availability of student housing.
Special notice: In response to several questions, it should be clarified that you must be enrolled through Summer 2007 to be eligible for participating in this program.

Since 2003, Mote Marine Laboratory has been a host site for the National Science Foundation's Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program. The Mote REU Program offers paid research training experiences in estuarine science to 10 undergraduate students during a 10-week period between late May and early August. REU participants are paired with Mote scientists and conduct mentored research projects related to their advisor's expertise. Students gain experience in science communication by presenting the results of their project in a manuscript-style research paper and orally at a laboratory-wide research symposium. Participants attend research seminars and workshops on career skills in science. Students may also have the opportunity to present their research findings at professional conferences.

Special announcement
All students who are offered a position at this REU site will have until March 15, 2008, to accept or reject the offer. Any student who is asked to accept or reject an offer prior to March 15, 2008, should contact the National Science Foundation's Division of Ocean Science's REU Program Director, Lisa Rom, at elrom@nsf.gov or 703-292-7709.

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