Yes. Many students do independent research with HGSE faculty, and we have relationships with several labs in the Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Harvard Medical School.

The Healing Heart Foundation, established in 1993 by Dr. Neal Pinckney, sponsors this program and website. The program is based on the research and clinical experience of Dean Ornish, M.D. in conjunction with the Preventive Medicine Research Institute, John McDougall, M.D., Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr., M.D. and many other professional experts in medicine, nutrition, exercise, stress management and psychodynamics. The research has been published in leading peer-review scientific/medical journals.

Please note that the U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica (this site) provides information primarily about U.S. Government programs in Costa Rica** There is a wealth of information about Costa Rica on the Internet. Contact the Embassy of Costa Rica in Washington, DC, and visit some of these links:

In 2002-2003, a new educational program, called Student Oriented Academic Research (SOAR) was implemented in Jim Hill High School by Ms. Susan Bender under the direction of the then Jim Hill Principal, Dr. Earl Watkins. The SOAR program engages mainstream students with an interest in science in a two-year course of academic study and development of a research project that will be completed at that school site.

Undergraduate courses offered by the schools Arts & Sciences and Engineering are designed for full-time students enrolled in degree programs, but Johns Hopkins does allow a small number of students each semester to take courses for personal or professional enrichment as visiting students. Visiting students are not enrolled in a degree program, but they may take courses in these two schools for a maximum of two semesters.

Yes. Our program provides individualized and group classes for school-aged patients in our Acute, Residential and Partial Hospitalization treatment programs. Our teachers, instructors and aides work in conjunction with your child's home school or school district to keep up with the curriculum and homework assignments necessary for a smooth transition to and from Kahi Mohala.

Yes, we have been preparing teachers for certification in Canada for 15 years. Beginning 1 March 2007, once requirements are complete, Canadian students will apply to the New York State Department of Education for certification . New York State will then pass certification information to the Ontario College of Teachers to issue the appropriate certification in Ontario.

Yes! Hope College has been the consistent leader for undergraduate research and research grants. Hope is ranked highly for research/creative projects programs among ALL colleges and universities with great consistency. This means Hope students have a much greater opportunity to do research at Hope verses undergraduates at the well known “research universities.” It is not unusual for a Hope student to have multiple research opportunities during his/her 4-year experience.

Planner includes events from today through 12 months into the future. AP Planner's coverage rolls forward with your subscription, ensuring that you are always able to plan a full year ahead. The ability to quickly access the events of interest to you is one of AP Planner's greatest strengths. AP Planner includes extensive search capabilities that allow you to search by time, event type, category, and organization name.

The Research Posters program is hosting an ACM Student Research Competition (SRC). The SRC is a separate event, with its own eligibility requirements, judging criteria, and process, as well as its own recognition and rewards. See Student Research Competiton for details. The Research Posters program will act as the "front end" for the SRC. The Research Posters online submission form includes a checkbox for entering the SRC.

Yes and you need to consider the nature of the project and the contractual obligations. It may be necessary to have the student sign a Deed of Assignment

Yes, there are many opportunities for doing research through institutions other than Penn. Going offsite can limit your funding options. Early planning is essential to ensure that you are able to coordinate a project, secure a mentor, and confirm that your timeline does not interfere with your responsibilities at Penn.

There are a number of obligations that you have, including following Occupational Health Safety and Environment requirements and ensuring that you meet the requirements of your candidature (see Important publications and links for Science postgraduates) . Your school may have other requirements that you will need to follow.

You may simply click on www.wellmedclinicalresearch.net which will inform you of the current studies and who you may contact regarding enrollment.

The U.S. Geological Survey offers diverse employment opportunities for students in biology, hydrology, computer science, cartography, geology, administration, and many other fields. Please visit our Student Employment Web site at http://www.usgs.gov/student/. You may also wish to contact an individual science center regarding possible volunteer or internship opportunities http://biology.usgs.gov/pub_aff/centers.html.

Iowa Lakes eagerly accepts international students from all regions of the world and actively recruits them through the Youth for Understanding International program. Once here, international students become active participants in a variety of activities at the college and in local communities. An International Student Club helps students become part of the college community.

The Student Senate is the elected governing body for the students. Through its work, students can participate in the operation of the college. The Senate's objectives are: to address issues brought before it by the students represented, to encourage interaction between students on the various campuses,

The PBCC is not a research facility. Our activities and programs are geared toward education, outreach and advocacy. However, we do support breast cancer research wholeheartedly through our Stepping Stone grant, Potamkin grant, and the Income Tax Check-Off program grants, which are all awarded to cancer researchers. return to top

The National Eye Institute (NEI) is the Federal government's lead agency for vision research. The NEI is supporting a number of research studies both in the laboratory and with patients to learn more about the cause of AMD. This research should provide better ways to detect, treat, and prevent vision loss in people with the disease. There is some suggestion that certain vitamins and minerals may play a role in the treatment of AMD.