Unique Strengths Internships

Dr. Amy Biddle researching with students in an animal science lab

Unique Strengths Undergraduate Research Internship

The CANR Unique Strengths summer undergraduate research internship program will provide support for a 10-week undergraduate research internship experience with a CANR faculty member.  The CANR Unique Strengths encompass five research areas:

  • Genetics and Genomics
  • Mitigation of and adaptation to climate change
  • A “one health” approach to animal, plant, human and ecosystems;
  • Sustainable food systems, landscapes and ecosystems; and
  • The human dimensions of agriculture and natural resources

Eligible undergraduates must be nominated by a CANR faculty member.  Once nominated, each nominee will need to provide a brief personal statement articulating how the internship experience with the nominating faculty member will serve their longer-term career goals and interests. 

The 10-week internship begins the week of June 5 ending the week of August 14.

For more information, please check in with your faculty advisor.

Experiential Learning Opportunities

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The CANR Unique Strengths summer undergraduate research internship program will provide support for a 10-week undergraduate research internship experience with a CANR faculty member.

Summer Opportunities for Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors (SOURCE) Program

This program provides summer research opportunities for college students who are not currently enrolled at the University of Delaware. 

Learn more about SOURCE