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Students selected for paid summer internships

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Apr 25, 2013

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Several Tulsa Community College students, majoring in either biology or biotechnology, will spend this summer doing paid internships in area research labs. Bobby Daugherty, Minji Sohn, Mang Chang, Heba Hammami and Hunter Bearden will earn $5,000 each for completing internships through the Oklahoma IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (OK-INBRE). Jeremy Sabo, Andrew Brown and Mylissa Stover will earn $1,000 for completing internships through Tulsa Area Bioscience Education & Research Consortium (TABERC).

These awards allow the students to experience authentic research as well as learn the activities that occur in area research bioscience labs.

(Front row: Professor Dusti Sloan, Jeremy Sabo, Bobby Daugherty, Minji Sohn, Mang Chang, Andrew Brown; Back row: Professor Bill Briscoe, Heba Hammami, Mylissa Stover, Professor Diana Spencer, Hunter Bearden)

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