Instructions
Thank you for your interest in the NIH/Merial Summer Research Fellowships. Please read the following instructions carefully.
University of Pennsylvania Applicants
Please submit the following:
- Completed application package (online)
- Transcripts, official or unofficial, from each institution you’ve attended, including Penn Vet
- Copy of GRE scores (photocopies acceptable)
- Complete Faculty Sponsor Recommendation/Commitment Form
Outside Applicants
Please submit the following:
- Completed application package (online)
- Official transcripts from each institution you’ve attended, including current veterinary school transcripts
- Copy of GRE scores (photocopies acceptable)
- Complete Faculty Sponsor Recommendation/Commitment Form
Please send materials to:
Dr. Michael Atchison
School of Veterinary Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
3800 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6046
If your proposal contains photos, tables or figures, please email the proposal as an attachment to Mike Atchison (atchison@vet.upenn.edu), and enter "emailed as attachment" in section 3 of the form below.
Application deadline: February 1
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