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Students applying for the CCRP research internship should be completing their sophomore, junior, or senior year at a college or university and be interested in biological research as a career. Recent college and university graduates may also apply for the CCRP internship. All applicants must submit a complete application consisting of the following
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an application form (which you can download below), |
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a resumé, |
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an official set of college transcripts, |
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a one- to two-page statement
of career goals, and |
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one letter of recommendation,
preferably from a college faculty member who knows the applicant
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To receive consideration complete applications must be received by March 1, 2009. Successful applicants can expect notification by early April.
Student participants in our summer research program must be available from Wednesday, May 27, 2009 through Wednesday, August 5, 2009; exceptions may be permitted due to special circumstances. Note that all research projects occasionally involve strenuous activities under challenging conditions.
To submit your application or for additional information, please contact us using the methods listed below.
By mail:
Coastal Conservation Research Program
Attention: Ilene Eberly
The Wetlands Institute
1075 Stone Harbor Boulevard
Stone Harbor, NJ 08247
By phone:
Program Director, Dr. Roger Wood: 609-652-4252
Program Coordinator, Ilene Eberly: 609-368-1211
By fax:
609-368-1211, attention Ilene Eberly
By e-mail:
research@wetlandsinstitute.org
For application materials or for additional information about the Delaware Bay Shorebird Project Internship please contact Dr. Dan Hernandez.
By phone:
609-652-4546
By e-mail:
daniel.hernandez@stockton.edu
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