1. $4000 Stipend for 9 weeks of research
2. Room and board expenses covered
3. International travel to and from Costa Rica covered
4. An opportunity to immerse in a rich academic community of researchers
5. Gain access to social, cultural and recreational activities surrounding La Selva in Costa Rica.

Eligibility:

1. U.S Citizens or permanent residents
2. Undergraduate students in the field of Biology, Geography and Environmental Science.
3. For more information on eligibility, refer to this link here.

1. $4000 Stipend
2. Free on-campus housing
3. $680 allowance on food

1. U.S Citizen or Permanent Resident
2. Current full-time or part-time undergraduate student
3. Letters of reference from two mathematics professors
4. Transcripts
5. 1000 words or less essay, more details here.

• Archaeometallurgy 
• Extractive Metallurgy
• Welding and Materials Joining
• Thin Films Research
• Corrosion Engineering
• Nanomaterials and Nanoparticle Synthesis 
• Biomaterials 

• Bioenergy Systems
• Biomedical Engineering
  
• Chemistry
• Minority Health Disparities 
• Mobile Security
• Nanohybrid Functional Materials
• Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure
• Optics and Laser Physics
• Redox Biology
• Sustainability of Civil Infrastructure
• Virology

Looking for a summer research program in the field of materials physics, nano-scale physics and materials chemistry? Look no further!

Check out the details of the program here.

1. $5000 stipend
2. Free housing on campus
3. Travel reimbursements if travelling from out of state
4. Participate in two community outreach activities

1. U.S Citizens or permanent residents
2. Students must be enrolled in a program leading to a bachelor's degree.
3. Applications are welcomed from sophomores and freshman.

1. Receive a stipend of $4000
2. Free on campus housing and an allowance for meals.
3. Receive three undergraduate college credits from Boise State University.
4. Attend guest lectures by mathematicians and scientists.
5. Participate in scientific seminars addressing mathematical techniques used in information security and genome remodelling.
6. Participate in professional development workshops addressing research presentation skills, scientific writing and ethics.
7. Be part of the summer community of collaborators, students and faculty, from all STEM disciplines and programs on campus.
8. Experience mentoring high school fellows of the NASA-based Idaho Science and Aerospace Scholars Program.
9. Opportunities to present summer research results at the 2017 Joint Mathematics Meetings.
10. Opportunity to present at the 2016 Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research (ICUR).
11. Enjoy the various cultural and social activities in and around Boise.

• Estuarine processes
• Benthic environment
• Climate change
• Physical oceanography
• Contaminants
• Fisheries
• Molecular biology and genetics
• Environmental chemistry
• Submerged aquatic vegetation
• Modelling and analysis

• U.S. Citizens or permanent residents
• Completed at least two years of study towards a bachelors' degree
• Preference is given to rising seniors
• Students from underrepresented groups and institutions with limited research opportunities are strongly encouraged to apply