The deadline for applying for summer 2022 has now closed. Please check back in January!
Application requirements:
You must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Students must be enrolled in a degree granting program with a relevant major and be entering their sophomore year or later. Students should not plan on taking any classes during the research program; these are full-time, 40 hour-per-week positions. Students should anticipate working in both indoor and outdoor environments, as this program incorporates both bench-top science and its field applications. All students must agree to abide by all Virginia state public health rules.
The Summer 2022 program will begin on May 23rd and end on July 29th.
Interested students should download and complete the application (Word and PDF versions at the bottom of this page), following the directions carefully and completely. First-generation college students, veteran or service members, and members of underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
The application deadline has been extended, and admission will be offered on a rolling basis to qualified applicants. The last date to submit your materials is March 18, 2022. Only completed applications will be considered for fellowships. Applicants are responsible for ensuring all documents, including the letter of recommendation, are received by the deadline listed.
Application materials should be emailed to the VT-REEL Program Coordinator at scmarine@vt.edu with the subject line: App for Securing Our Food.
Transcripts and other application materials may also be sent via mail to:
Dept. of Biochemistry
c/o Dr. Sasha Marine
111 Engel Hall, 340 West Campus Drive
Blacksburg, VA 24061
For questions, please contact Dr. Sasha Marine (VT-REEL Program Coordinator) at 540.231.1850 or scmarine@vt.edu, or use the Contact form available on this website.
Application requirements:
You must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Students must be enrolled in a degree granting program with a relevant major and be entering their sophomore year or later. Students should not plan on taking any classes during the research program; these are full-time, 40 hour-per-week positions. Students should anticipate working in both indoor and outdoor environments, as this program incorporates both bench-top science and its field applications. All students must agree to abide by all Virginia state public health rules.
The Summer 2022 program will begin on May 23rd and end on July 29th.
Interested students should download and complete the application (Word and PDF versions at the bottom of this page), following the directions carefully and completely. First-generation college students, veteran or service members, and members of underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
The application deadline has been extended, and admission will be offered on a rolling basis to qualified applicants. The last date to submit your materials is March 18, 2022. Only completed applications will be considered for fellowships. Applicants are responsible for ensuring all documents, including the letter of recommendation, are received by the deadline listed.
Application materials should be emailed to the VT-REEL Program Coordinator at scmarine@vt.edu with the subject line: App for Securing Our Food.
Transcripts and other application materials may also be sent via mail to:
Dept. of Biochemistry
c/o Dr. Sasha Marine
111 Engel Hall, 340 West Campus Drive
Blacksburg, VA 24061
For questions, please contact Dr. Sasha Marine (VT-REEL Program Coordinator) at 540.231.1850 or scmarine@vt.edu, or use the Contact form available on this website.
