Students at FPU : Student Research Assistant-Marucella​/Rindge

Student Research Assistant-Marucella / Rindge )

The college of Health and Natural Sciences, Dr. Page's lab. at Franklin Pierce University at Rindge, NH, is seeking four (4) student Research Assistants for the  academic year.

Job Summary:

• The research assistant will perform wet bench and bioinformatic research under the aegis of NH-INBRE
• Hours of Work:
  Monday through Friday, flexible 6-8 hours

Research Assistant - Marucella / Rindge

The college of Health and Natural Sciences, Dr. Page's lab. at Franklin Pierce University at Rindge, NH, is seeking four (4) student Research Assistants for the  academic year.

Job Summary:

• The research assistant will perform wet bench and bioinformatic research under the aegis of NH-INBRE
• Hours of Work:
  Monday through Friday, flexible 6-8 hours

Experience and Qualifications:

• Successful completion of 1 year of chemistry and biology at FPU.
• Safety and ethics training required before beginning position, ongoing assessment, and training.

As an Equal Opportunity employer, Franklin Pierce recognizes the impact of a diverse community and encourages applications from individuals with varied experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, pregnancy, age, disability, gender identity and expression, protected veteran status, or any other status protected by law.

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Applicants should upload a current resume

The Franklin Pierce University Undergraduate Student Mentored Research Program is committed to providing an array of research experiences to undergraduate students. Selection of applicants is based upon academic performance in the sciences, statement of career and academic goals, and letter of recommendation from a biology or health science faculty member. Selected students will work with faculty researchers for a prescribed period determined by the faculty member on projects in the areas of the natural sciences.

Students receive stipends based on individual grants and related regulations. No housing is provided, although students can apply for funds to help support these expenditures through the Undergraduate Research Fund.

Franklin Pierce University is in compliance with federal and state laws and organizations requiring affirmative action and non-discrimination, does not discriminate in recruitment and employment in the operation of any of its employment programs and activities, as defined by law.