- CEESP-Application-updated.docx
- CEESP-Application-updated1.docx
- CEESP-Application-updated.docx
- CEESP Project Timeline
- How to Apply
- Requirements
- Funding
- Internships
- 2013 Internships
- 2012 Internships
- 2011 Internships
- 2010 Internships
- 2009 Internships
- 2008 Internships
- 2007 Internships
- 2006 Internships
- Affiliated Students
- Cancer Training Internship Funding
- Courses
- Seminars
CEESP provides funding for students to travel and conduct summer research in minority sites or international settings. Amount awarded is based upon each applicant's research project and its associated costs. Funding can cover costs including but not limited to: transportation (e.g., plane, train, bus), living (e.g., rent, utility bills), medical expenses (e.g., vaccinations, required preventative medication), language training, laboratory materials, and a stipend/allowance.
Previous internships have been conducted in Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, Morocco, Malawi, Egypt, Kenya, Tunisia, Zambia, Cyprus, Peru, Mexico, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Niger, Israel, China, and throughout the United States.
This program is funded by a research training grant from the National Cancer Institute.
- ALL travel and living expenses AND a monthly stipend of $1000 for summer 2016
- All MPH students in all departments of the College of Public Health are eligible to apply.
- Application deadline is coming up soon (December 31, 2017)
For more information on this competitive program, please contact:
The CEESP Director,
Dr. Amr Soliman
- CEESP-Application-updated.docx
- CEESP-Application-updated1.docx
- CEESP-Application-updated.docx
- CEESP Project Timeline
- How to Apply
- Requirements
- Funding
- Internships
- 2013 Internships
- 2012 Internships
- 2011 Internships
- 2010 Internships
- 2009 Internships
- 2008 Internships
- 2007 Internships
- 2006 Internships
- Affiliated Students
- Cancer Training Internship Funding
- Courses
- Seminars