STEM-SI is a 10-week research-intensive training program that bridges long-standing summer programs (REUs, BDSI, ATLSS) across the STEM Community at the University. The structure provides undergraduate researchers, who will work individually or as part of team with one or more faculty members, extensive opportunities for intellectual and professional development that are fully integrated with their research experience. Our objective is to accelerate research capabilities and prepare participating students for leadership roles to address the increasingly complex societal problems requiring solutions that draw on STEM fields.
The STEM-SI program and the University are very interested in providing opportunities for all students, including low income and first generation students including those from other institutions, as part of our commitment to advance diversity in STEM. The program philosophy builds on the University’s highly successful RARE program, which was implemented and supported with grants from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
This program is open to current Lehigh undergraduates and visiting university students
Students must be current undergraduates in a STEM field. Students must submit an application for consideration.
This is a paid opportunity. Students will receive a stipend (minimum $6,000), including a housing and meal cost subsidy.
Applications now open and can be found here - https://lehigh.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6ytv1f5l1lEgb0G
Faculty Letters of Recommendation Submission - https://lehigh.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3aqAqGuKVwhl0jQ
Applications close on January 31, 2025.
STEM-SI Administrative Team: instemsi@lehigh.edu