All materials for both programs are due:  February 1, 2023.

Mentored Summer Research Program	Professional Research Opportunity Summer Program
Step 1:   Completed application form	Step 1:  Completed application form
Step 2: Copy of official transcript(s) should be sent to: Diane McKinstry INBRE-Mentored Research Program 4301 W Markham Street, # 818 Little Rock, AR  72205 dmckinstry@uams.edu	Step 2:  Copy of official transcript(s) should be sent to: Dr. J. Delgado-Calle INBRE-PRO Program 4301 W Markham Street, # 505 Little Rock, AR  72205 JDelgadocalle@uams.edu
Step 3:  Two (2) signed letters of recommendation from faculty at your institution. Students are responsible for requesting letters from their professors for the recommendation letters and to provide the address below to the faculty writing the letters.   We do not contact faculty on your behalf.  Both letters need to be received on time to complete your application. Electronic letters of recommendation must be signed PDF copies emailed from your professor’s email address to dmckinstry@uams.edu For mailed letters please send to:Diane McKinstry INBRE-Mentored Research Program 4301 W Markham Street, # 818 Little Rock, AR  72205	Step 3:  Two (2) signed letters of recommendation from faculty at your institution. Students are responsible for requesting letters from their professors for the recommendation letters and to provide the address below to the faculty writing the letters.   We do not contact faculty on your behalf.  Both letters need to be received on time to complete your application. Electronic letters of recommendation must be signed PDF copies emailed from your professor’s email address to JDelgadocalle@uams.edu For mailed letters please send to:Dr. J. Delgado-Calle INBRE-PRO Program 4301 W Markham Street, # 818 Little Rock, AR  72205

PLEASE NOTE:

Undergraduate students applying to the Mentored Summer Research Program who attend the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville are to identify mentors at UAMS.

Every effort will be made to match students with mentors of their choice, however there are circumstances when this is not possible.

The demands of summer classes have been shown to negatively impact summer research programs, consequently students wanting or needing to take summer classes should not apply.