Those admitted to the Science Alliance Internship Program will receive:

• assistance in matching with a research mentor (if not matched already)
• competitive hourly wages for hands-on undergraduate research experience (10-12 hours per week during academic year; minimum of 20 hours per week in summer)
• coursework in science communication, critical analysis of primary literature, preparing for grad school, professionalism in the sciences, and teaching your research.
• access to career counseling
• opportunity to participate in the peer mentoring program
• financial support for travel to science conferences where students present their research (depending on availability of funds)
• opportunity to apply to the ISA Summer Research Program