Wolves to Rams NIH Paid Traineeship
Apply March 1, 2024 through April 28, 2024.
This traineeship provides training and experience in biomedical and behavioral research for 6 FRCC students per year. The program lasts for two full years, outlined below. Trainees receive CSU transfer advising, research skills training, W2R community support, peer mentoring, monthly stipends, and tuition payments. In total, trainees receive financial support of up to $40,000 over 24 months between FRCC and CSU.
This traineeship requires a commitment from students over two academic years, including two summers. Although students from any FRCC campus can participate, most program activities in fall 2023 and spring 2024 are at FRCC Larimer Campus.
Having paid research experience is critical for students pursuing behavioral and biomedical fields such as psychology, biomedical engineering, health and exercise science, microbiology, medical school, pharmaceuticals, biology, neuroscience, and many other human health fields.
FRCC Fall 2024 |
FRCC Spring 2025 |
CSU Summer 2025 |
CSU Fall 2025 |
CSU Spring 2026 |
CSU Summer 2026 |
Full-Time Classes 12-15 Credits5 hours of program activities/week (FRCC Larimer)up to $1,100/month stipendup to $2,400 tuition payment |
Full-Time Classes 12-15 Credits5 hours of program activities/week (FRCC Larimer)up to $1,100/month stipendup to $2,400 tuition payment |
40 hours/week 10 weeks for research lab workup to $1,100/month stipend$300/week for travel and food costs |
Full-Time Classes 12-15 Credits15 -20 hours of research/weekup to $1,100/month stipendup to $3071 tuition payment |
Full-Time Classes 12-15 Credits15 -20 hours of research/weekup to $1,100/month stipendup to $3071 tuition payment |
40 hours/week 10 weeks for research lab workup to $1,100/month stipend$300/week for travel and food costs |
Eligibility Requirements
- Currently enrolled at FRCC (any campus)
- Have already earned a high school diploma or GED prior to fall semester 2024
- Have not previously earned a bachelor’s degree (it’s ok if you have attended a university)
- Plan to be enrolled at FRCC for fall 2024/spring 2025, and plan to transfer to CSU for fall 2025
- US citizen, permanent resident, or have refugee/asylum status
- Eligible for federal financial aid with FAFSA on file at FRCC for 2024-2025 academic year (FRCC FAFSA code is 007933)
- Interested in any of the following eligible CSU majors: biomedical sciences (pre-med), psychology, health & exercise science, nutrition & food science, microbiology, public health, any engineering degree, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, statistics, physics, or zoology (or any related fields to the above).
How to Apply
- The application for the W2R NIH Traineeship will re-open in March 2024
- Bookmark the application page and write down your password, so you can log in and out of the application
- Type your essay responses into a Word/Google document so you don’t lose your work – then copy and paste them into the application.
- We expect to notify all applicants in July 2024 whether they have been selected.
This program is funded by the National Institutes of Health.